2010 Colonial Days Contact information: Contact for the Miss Colonial Days Pageant
Colonial Days (where the past meets the future)...the first Colonial Days was proclaimed in June, 1964 with a celebration "in official recognition of the improvements made in the business district of the Village." Colonial Days observance is a celebration of heritage.
Activities Truly a community occasion, the Colonial Days celebration embodies our "spirit" with music from the local high school bands, good fellowship, great food and, of course, the thrill of rides on the midway, right in our own hometown park. Other Colonial Days activities include a golf tournament, Miss Colonial Days pageant, local high school bands, a softball tournament along with rides and games for kids of all ages. It's bright lights, pride in the community and just plain fun. Miss Colonial Days Do you know a young lady who would like to represent the Painted Post community in the Colonial Days Parade, the Festival of Lights Parade and through out the year at various other functions? Candidates for Miss Colonial Days compete in a variety of categories including scholastics, public speaking, talent, poise and evening gown. It's an exciting experience for everyone involved! MISS COLONIAL DAYS QUEENS 2009 MISS FINGER LAKES 2009 - LORNA ROSE MISS COMMUNITY DAYS 2009 - JR. MISS COMMUNITY DAYS 2009
The Colonial Days Queens Contest attracts young ladies ranging from 4-18 competing in six different age categories. The competition's finale is held on Thursday and Friday night of Colonial Days week in Hodgeman Park. More information and applications can be obtained by contacting Pilar Miller at 607.936.4500. The Painted Post Board of Trade would like to thank the following Dresser Rand
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Days has grown from this modest beginning to one of the
largest and longest consecutively held outdoor festivals in
upstate New York. The Colonial Days parade now has the
distinction as the largest professionally adjudicated High
School Marching Band parade in New York State.
