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Strawberry Days & Father's Day Car Show

Status: Updated 6/10/2020

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Burien, WA 98166

June 20, 2021
Strawberry Days & Father's Day Car Show
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Annual car show for Dad's on their day.
  • Admission: none
  • Days/­Hours Open: Sun 10am‑4pm
  • Address: Go Pro to view
  • Entertainment: 1 stage - Local. Music: TC ??
  • Attendance: 6,000
    # Food Booths: local
    Food Fee: Go Pro to view
  • # of Exhi­bitors: 12
    Juried: no
    Prize Money: na
    Exhib. Fee: Go Pro to view
  • Deadlines: Art & Craft: 06/01/2021
    Music: 06/01/2021
    Food: until full 
  • Promoter: Discover Burien ^ This is a VIP Promoter!
  • Show Dir.: Debra George
    Show Dir. Ph.: Go Pro to view
  • Email / contact: Go Pro to view
    Web: Go Pro to view

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Washington COVID Info

07/31/2020
Official Twitter Channel:
@WADeptHealth
Link to State COVID Info:
WA Department of Health
Governor’s Plan to reopen:
Inslee issues Safe Start proclamation for county approach to re-opening May 31, 2020
Mask Mandates:
Requirement. Beginning June 26, every Washingtonian in an indoor public space, or in an outside public space when unable to physically distance from others, will be legally required to wear a face covering. Effective July 7 businesses are required to enforce the use of facial coverings. Expansion of face coverings order that will go into effect Saturday, July 25. The expansion will require face coverings in all common spaces, such as elevators, hallways and shared spaces in apartment buildings, university housing and hotels, as well as congregate setting such as nursing homes.
Mass Gathering Restrictions:
July 23: Indoor entertainment spaces — like bowling alleys, arcades, mini-golf and card rooms — are not allowed to open until the fourth phase. Indoor movie occupancy for counties in the third phase is now limited to 25% capacity.
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