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New this year, the Crunch Pak Grand Parade has been moved to a morning event. The Grand Parade kicks off at 11:30 a.m.

Also new this year, the Doane’s Valley Pharmacy Ping Pong Ball Drop, which marks its 26th year, will follow after the Grand Parade at Riverside Park. The one-of-a-kind family event will be beefed up, including adding more than one drop to accommodate the different age groups. Ping pong ball events start at 1:30 p.m., with the first drop expected at 2 p.m.

“Moving both the parade and ping pong ball drop to earlier in the day means we can concentrate on the two events that have always been strong and successful,” said Jill FitzSimmons, Chamber manager.

Other organizations will continue to join in the fun that Saturday. The Cashmere Lions Club will again kick off the weekend with its Friday evening community barbecue. Bike with Brian returns for the ninth year and the Mt. Cashmere Golf Course will sponsor its annual golf tournament.

The Studebaker 5K Fun Run, a new event last year that was a hit with both participants and volunteers, returns for the second year, beginning at 8 a.m. with both a kids run and an all-ages run.

And the arts and crafts fair, with food vendors, returns to Woodring Street. Due June 1, applications for that all-day event are available by contacting the Chamber office at 782-7404 or info@cashmerechamber.com.

Parade applications also are due June 1. Applications are available on the Chamber website. A complete list of events is expected to be out in early June.

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