| Date: |
01-26-2019, 02-26-2-19, 03-30-2019 |
| Event: |
Legistlative Coffees
1st Coffee is Jan. 26, 8 a.m. Legislative Coffee at Safety Center Bricker Room, with state legislators and Donut Stop donuts served, future dates are Feb. 26 and March 30.
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| Location: |
400 W Sheridan Ave. |
| Time: |
8 a.m. |
| Date: |
04-04-2019 |
| Event: |
Shenandoah Chamber & Industry Annual Meeting & Ag Banquet
April 4, 6:30 p.m.….....SCIA Annual Meeting and Ag Banquet at American Legion Country Club, catered by Elm Street Grill, tickets $20. Contact SCIA for reservations. AFA Scholarships and Awards presented, SCIA updates, guest speaker on Industrial Hemp. Dinner menu- New York Strip steak, Chicken Supreme, mashed potatoes, green beans, salad, rolls, brownies, coffee, tea & water, Cash bar. |
| Location: |
American Legion Country Club Elm Street Grill, 1800 S. Elm St. |
| Time: |
6 p.m. doors open, dinner served at 6:30 p.m. |
| Date: |
July 22-26, 2019 |
| Event: |
Wabash Arts Camp, SCIA Coffee and Open House
Week long art sessions for kids, Chamber Coffee and open house July 24, 10 a.m. Sign up at City Hall Parks & Rec. Dept.
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| Location: |
Rose Garden Theater bldg., Sportsman''s Park |
| Time: |
8:30 a.m.- 3 p.m. |
| Date: |
April 26, 2019 |
| Event: |
E-Cycling
Eaton/Pella Corp. E-cycling, Electronic recycling for Shenandoah residents and employees of Pella & Eaton. 3-6 p.m. at Pella Corp. parking lot. Businesses can drop off with a small fee. |
| Location: |
Pella Corporation parking lot on Hwy 59 |
| Time: |
3-6 p.m. |
| Date: |
Sat. May 19, 2018 |
| Event: |
Disability Awareness Walk
2019 Shenandoah Disability Awareness Walk “A Bridge to Understanding” May 18 will feature the music, comedy and inspiration from Kip Attaway. This free regional event also features a hot dog lunch and root beer floats starting at noon at the Sportsman’s Park Wabash Depot with the walk on Wabash Trace Nature Trail.
Shenandoah Chamber & Industry Association, Depot Restaurant, Valley News, Eaton Corp., Wilson Ins. and many other volunteers host the celebration and walk on the Wabash Trace Nature Trail. Volunteers are needed to grill & serve free hot dogs, and chips, water and cookies starting at noon. Participants are encouraged to register. Forms are available at SCIA, Nishna Productions Inc. and the Depot Restaurant. Participants are also encouraged to wear their “Bridge to Understanding t-shirts from previous years. The event is for everyone disabled or not all can participate.
Music, comedy and motivation will be provided by Kip Attaway at noon. Kip was born in Mount Pleasant, Texas and later moved to Idaho. He began to hang around with Pinto Bennett and Muzzie Braun. Attaway’s first LP release charted songs in the top 100 such as "Rock Springs to Cheyenne" and "Wild Western Wind Blown Band." He took his band to California and entered the Marlboro Country Music Talent Roundup and took first place. After the band split up Kip took up residence in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Kip is responsible for introducing various artists to some prominent writers.
Since then Kip has released twelve more CDs and tours relentlessly. He has been a regular each year at the Depot Restaurant in Shenandoah. His solo career has evolved into a combination of comedy, music and mayhem. He has entertained all over the world, including Hawaii, Bermuda and Australia. He just finished a year long gig at a popular venue in Deadwood, S.D. Kip is a favorite at the Catch a Rising Star comedy club, and stays busy livening up the corporate party circuit with his parodies and impersonations poking fun at rock&roll and country music. He is also the father of a disabled daughter, Jessie who will join us this year for the event.
The walk on the trail will begin at approximately 1 p.m. Participants will walk or ride in wheel chairs or golf carts to the Nishnabotna Bridge. The Depot Restaurant staff and friends will serve free root beer floats at the turn around point on the bridge.
“Everyone from the surrounding area is welcome to attend this special event, said SCIA Marketing Director Shelly Warner. “It’s a fun afternoon of music and exercise on the trail. We also need volunteers to assist with setup, cleanup, food service and assisting on the trail.” Volunteers can help setup beginning at 11 a.m., grill hot dogs and serve the food, distribute backpacks, and assist the disabled on the trail. Golf carts and drivers are also needed to help those who can’t walk the course. Wheel chairs are welcome and can easily go on the paved trail. Contact the Chamber if you can help in anyway, 246-3455.
All participants need to fill out a form with a release signature before the event at SCIA, 619 W. Sheridan Ave. or on the day of the event.
Primary sponsors for this year’s Disability Awareness Walk are SCIA, Wilson Insurance, Eaton Corp., The Depot, Valley News. More sponsors are needed. For more information contact the chamber at 712-246-3455 or chamber@shenandoahiowa.net.
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| Location: |
Sportsman''s Park on Ferguson Rd. by the Wabash Depot |
| Time: |
Noon- 2 p.m. |
| Date: |
06-22-2019 |
| Event: |
Everly Brothers Heritage Day
Shenandoah Honors The Everly Brothers Family at the Childhood Home and Shenandoah Historical Museum. 7 p.m. Concert by Everly Brothers Experience, Zmed Brothers and the Bird Dog Band, Shenandoah High School Auditorium, tickets at SCIA and the Depot or website www.shenandoahiowa.net. $15 advance, $20 at the door. See displays in the home and Museum. New video shown about Everly history in Shenandoah. Displays include the popup museum of Everly history in Shenandoah that was shown at the Surf Ballroom in February, featuring radio history and memorabilia from 1986 Homecoming Concert in Shenandoah and a sign Gibson guitar on loan from the Buddy Holly Education Foundation, headquartered in the UK. Also on display is an original sample vinyl record of their hit song "Problems" and a contract from 1966. |
| Location: |
800 W. Sheridan Ave. and 1000 Mustang Drive |
| Time: |
1 p.m. -5 p.m. downtown and 7 p.m. concert |
