8am Community Worship Service .......................................................................... Main Stage
9am Vendor Booths Open .......................................................................................... Downtown Versailles Square
Noon Olde Tyme Apple Festival Golf Tournament ............................................ Rolling Hills Country Club
2 pm “Hood the Musical” Apple Festival Play...................................................... Royal Theatre
3 pm Vendor Booths Close Downtown Versailles Square
Welcome to Versailles from the versailles area chamber of commerce
director
Dina Dunklee
Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director
Versailles is my hometown. I was born and raised here in Versailles. I am a 1995 Morgan County R-2 Graduate. My husband Dustin Dunklee and I moved away from Versailles to further our education but eventually came back to our hometown. We are both heavily involved in our community. We have two beautiful daughters, Ella and Ruby. I took on the position of Executive Director for the Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce in September 2019. I love collaborating with the community and working with other organizations. I have always believed that we are better working together.
I have attended the Olde Tyme Apple Festival for as long as I can remember. Every year, this event brings family and friends together. That is what makes this Festival so special. Being involved in the behind-the-scenes preparation for the Olde Tyme Apple Festival has been very eye-opening. I am now the CoChair to Brice Lake (Apple Festival Chairman). I had no idea what all took place putting this event together. Knowing all of this makes this event even more special. Working with the local
entities is what makes this festival work. I hope everyone comes out and enjoys themselves for the 2024 Olde Tyme Apple Festival. Make sure to take in the sights, smells, and wonderful music. If you want a treat later that day, make sure you bid on an Apple Pie in our Apple Pie Contest. If you are staying in town for the evening, you need to get tickets for the Apple Festival Play put on by the Royal Theatre. If cars are your thing, make sure to head out to the Versailles City Park and see the Car Show put on by the Eldon Knights of Columbus, or on Saturday evening, make sure you attend the Apple Bash put on by the Lions Club of Versailles.
Welcome from the versailles olde tyme apple festival™ chairman
Brice Lake
Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ Chairman
Pictured with wife Courtney and daughter Bailey
I would like to welcome everyone to the 2024 Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival. We have had a busy year of planning for this year’s Apple Festival to make it bigger and better than 2023.
Every year, the Apple Festival continues to grow bigger and bigger, and it takes a large group of volunteers and organizations to make this event happen. We greatly appreciate your support. We are always making improvements every year to make the festival more accessible and fun for all of the festival-goers.
Make sure you take time to check out all of the activities we have going on over the weekend, as well as shopping at some of your favorite vendor’s booths for homemade crafts and your favorite festival foods. This weekend will be packed full of events for all
ages.
If you’re able to make a weekend out of your trip to the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival, be sure to check out some of our locallyowned businesses and see what Versailles has to offer every day.
We look forward to seeing you on October 5th and 6th and continuing to make The Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival the best festival in the state.
banks closed for apple festival
The Bank of Versailles and Citizens Bank will all be closed for the Apple Festival. There are ATMs located at Citizens Bank and the West Vue Shopping Center
The first Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ was held on Saturday, September 17, 1980.
2024 grand marshal
Rick Vogt
Rick Vogt has been named the 2024 Apple Festival Grand Marshal, a fitting honor for a man who has dedicated his life to the Versailles community. He undoubtedly learned this dedication from his father, Vencil “Corky” Vogt, a lifelong resident of Versailles who gave back to the community in many ways, including serving as a board member of the Morgan County Historical Society. Rick has taken Corky’s legacy and continued it to the benefit of our town.
With a distinguished career in banking spanning over 16 years, Rick’s professional journey includes significant tenures at Citizens, Mercantile, and American Bank, where his expertise and leadership have left a lasting impact.
Rick married the love of his life, Rhonda, 47 years ago. Together, they have raised two children, Derek Vogt and Ashley Vogt. They are also the proud grandparents of Lanie, Kensley, and Cade.
Rick’s dedication to community service is unparalleled. A longstanding member of the Lions Club for 39 years, he has served tirelessly in various capacities, embodying the Lions’ motto of “We Serve.” His influence extends to several
community organizations, including the Fair Board, SB 40 Board, Rolling Hills Country Club Board, and Children’s House Board. His financial acumen is evident in his roles as Treasurer of Central Missouri Sheep and Goat LLC, a member of the Citizens BancShares Board, and Treasurer of New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church.
Rick’s commitment to education is demonstrated by his tenure on the school board, where he worked to ensure a bright future for the youth of Versailles. His wife, Rhonda, mirrored this commitment through her time working in the school’s central office and a tradition that their daughter Ashley continues as an elementary teacher at Versailles.
His passion for sports and youth development shines through his time serving as a dedicated Little League Coach, mentoring and shaping young athletes.
The Versailles Chamber of Commerce is proud to add Rick to the long list of outstanding citizens who have served as the Apple Festival Grand Marshal.
past apple festival grand marshals
2023 - JT Gerlt
2022 - Chuck & Louella Pryor
2021 - David & Cheryl Wood
2020 - No Apple Festival
2019 - Carol Ellsman
2018 - Jay & Susie Yoder
2017 - Tommy and Teresa Capps
2016 - Jim and Mary Daniels
2015 - Doc and Carol Jones
2014 - Luke and Joyce Campbell
2013 - Gary and Debbie Hutchison
2012 - Jay Fisher
2011 - Dane and Sharene Vernon
2010 - Buzz and Buddy Lujin
2009 - Jan and Sam Guenther
2008 - Raymond and Elizabeth Garber
2007 - Keith Mueller
2006 - Duane Miller
2005 - Leroy Bacon
Welcome to Versailles from the city
of versailles mayor
Jamie Morrow Mayor, City of Versailles
Welcome to Versailles, home of the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™. For more than 40 years, the first weekend in October has been set aside by the Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce to sponsor this event, which benefits our local businesses and showcases our city and a variety of local talent. I have served on the Chamber board for the past ten years. I understand and appreciate the many hours given to our community by chamber members, city officials and staff, police and sheriff’s departments, city and rural fire departments, the ambulance district, local schoolteachers and students, local churches, and many other community organizations and individuals. It is this combined effort that not only makes the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ a premier festival that has been recognized as the best small-town festival in our State but also makes Versailles a wonderful place to live and work.
In recent years, the Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Versailles have collaborated to add new events that promote our community, including “Ozarks Grillin and Chillin,” the city’s annual Independence Day celebration, the annual “Scare on the Square,” which will be held
on Saturday, October 26, and the annual “Christmas Around Versailles Lighted Celebration” on Saturday, December 14. All these new events bring a unique flair that showcases our city to residents and visitors alike.
It gives me great pride as the Mayor of Versailles to welcome you to our city, and I sincerely hope you are blessed by your time here.
Welcome to our City! Welcome to our City!
Welcome to the Versailles Apple Festival from
representative of the 58th district
Willard Haley State Representative - 58th District
Welcome to the Versailles Old Tyme Apple Festival! The rich tradition of our festival brings together the best of everything….entertainment, food, music, exhibits, a parade, and so much more! The Apple Festival truly has something for everyone! Enjoy all our community has to offer while experiencing one of the oldest festivals in Missouri.
Many volunteers spend countless hours in making the preparations for this festival. I’d like to thank all of these individuals for their efforts and thank you for your support of the Versailles Old Tyme Apple Festival!
Versailles used to be home to Head Orchard, namesake for the Olde Tyme Apple Festival™
VER SAILLES
watching the parade
The parade will begin from the school entrance next to Sakelaris Ford. The parade will NOT pass by Walmart and McDonald’s. Please plan accordingly when choosing your location to watch the parade.
participating in the parade
Parade line up will take place at the Morgan Co. R-II School. If you are a participant in the parade, please enter from the Westview Drive entrance and follow the signs for parade line up. Volunteers will be in place to assist you and tell you where to go. Parade line up begins at 8:00am. Please plan to be checked in by 9:30am for the parade to begin at 10:00am.
Parade participants are encouraged to decorate their vehicles and floats to the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ theme, “Back to the Country.” We want to celebrate our town’s heritage and what makes Versailles special with this year’s festival.
To participate in the parade, please fill out the parade entry form and return it to the Chamber Office. Any forms not turned in by October 4 can be brought with you to the parade line up on Sat. Oct. 7. Please contact the Chamber Office with any questions. 573-378-4401 or info@versailleschamber. com
museum to offer historical tours
The Morgan County Historical Society and Museum is a time capsule that offers a captivating glimpse into the area’s past. From its humble beginnings to its present-day status as a treasure trove of local history, this museum stands as a testament to the community’s commitment to preserving its heritage and sharing it with generations to come.
During the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™, history enthusiasts and curious minds alike have a unique opportunity to step back in time at the Morgan County Museum. Conveniently located at 118 N. Monroe in Versailles, the museum opens its doors for tours from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. The admission fee is $5.00 per adult, $3.00 for children 6 - 12 years, and children 5 years and under are granted free entry. This is a chance to explore a piece of Morgan County’s history while enjoying the festivities of the festival.
Housed within the walls of the former Martin Hotel, the Morgan County Museum itself is a historical artifact. The hotel was established in 1853 by Samuel and Elizabeth (Gray) Martin, making it one of the oldest structures in Morgan County. After Samuel’s passing in 1906, his widow Elizabeth and their daughters Lucy and Sally continued to run the business. Remarkably, Elizabeth “Grandma” Martin lived to the impressive age of 104, passing away in 1930.
In 1967, the Morgan County
Historical Society acquired the Martin Hotel, transforming it into the cherished museum it is today. The dedication to preserving history was recognized when the hotel was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. The Martin Hotel’s historical significance extends beyond its years as a stagecoach stop on the Jefferson City-Springfield route, as it later served guests arriving by Rock Island and Missouri Pacific railroads.
Visitors to the museum are treated to a remarkable journey through 26 rooms filled with artifacts and exhibits spanning the 1800s and 1900s. The meticulously recreated rooms provide insight into early rural life, showcasing settings like beauty shops, doctor’s offices, and barbershops. The museum allows guests to step into the past, experiencing the ambiance and day-to-day life of a bygone era.
The stories of the Martin Hotel’s guests come alive through the historical artifacts on display. Hotel rates from yesteryears are astonishingly low, with guests paying $1.00 per day, including 25 cents for a bed, 25 cents per meal, and a 25-cent weekly bath. The parlor boasts a square piano that was once demonstrated at the 1904 World’s Fair, while the hotel lobby still houses the Seth Thomas clock wound by “Grandma Martin” herself.
The museum expands beyond the hotel’s confines, housing a genealogy room brimming with documents that unveil Morgan County’s history. Census records, obituaries, school records, cemetery information, and pioneer certificates provide invaluable resources for researchers and history enthusiasts. Visitors can also explore the museum store, offering a diverse array of items for sale, from homemade children’s and doll quilts to antique china, children’s toys, and books.
More than just a repository of artifacts, the Morgan County Historical Society and Museum serves as a guardian of the region’s legacy. The society’s commitment to preserving the hotel and county history is evident, and it operates as a non-profit, taxexempt organization. For those who wish to
learn more or plan a visit, the museum can be reached at 573-378-5530.
As the Morgan County Historical Society and Museum continues to bridge the gap between the past and the present, it remains an invaluable resource for fostering a deeper connection to the heritage that shapes the community. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a curious traveler, or a local resident, the museum promises an enriching and enlightening experience that transcends time.
Special Dates:
Oct. 28 – First Responders Day
From 10 AM – 3 PM, first responders in the fire department and police enforcement will receive a free tour.
Nov. 11 – Veterans Day
From 10 AM – 3 PM, all veterans will receive a free tour.
marching band contest
The Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce is working to make this year’s parade the best ever. With the addition of sanctioned judges for the marching band contest, we hope to lure more local bands in participating in the parade. If your school band is interested in participating in the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ parade, return the form below to the Chamber Office. Call the Chamber at 573-3784401 or email info@versailleschamber.com with any questions.
The Bluegrass Martins
On the Main Stage
Saturday 1 - 5 PM
The Bluegrass Martins will be joining us again on the Main Stage from 1:00-5:00pm on Saturday.
The Bluegrass Martins have been playing music together since the early 2000’s. All members of the same family, they grew up in rural central Missouri. They began their musical journey playing talent shows, churches and local festivals, absorbing and relaying the music around them in enthusiastic fashion. Traveling as far as Florida, Maine, California, parts of Canada and performing on cruises to Mexico and the Bahamas, they have enjoyed bringing their style of music to great audiences.
They embody the traditions of bluegrass music while exploring the soulful sounds of country, blues and gospel. Each of the band members are individually accomplished musicians and have been awarded for their instrumental and vocal capabilities. From toe tapping instrumentals to smooth harmony vocal selections, they have culminated their show to bring you an inspirational moment in time.
The Retro Nerds
Bee’s Knees BEE GARDEN
Saturday 12 - 4 PM
Community Worship Service
MAIN Stage SUNday @ 8 AM
Everyone is invited - Bring a Lawn Chair. Bleacher seating will be available.
Out on a Limb main stage
Sunday 11 - 2 PM
fiddle contest
The fiddlers will be back at the 2024 Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ with a competition at 1 p.m. Saturday, October 5 at the Methodist Church in Versailles. Admission is $2 per person.
The contest is sponsored by the Marker Family and the Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce.
Sign-up for the contest is at noon. The fiddle contest will be divided into three categories: Junior: up to 16 years old; Open: 16 years old and older; and Senior: 56 years old and older. A fiddler who is 16 years old may choose to
enter either the Junior or the Open class. There will be prize money for the top positions in all categories.
Those contestants who pre-register will hahapve the opportunity to play last.
For more information, call J.J. White at 573789-0144 or the Chamber Office at 573-3784401. Mail entries to Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 256, Versailles, MO 65084; fax to 573-378-4401 or email to info@versailleschamber.com.
versailles olde tyme apple festival™ fiddler contest
1 p.m. Saturday, October 5, Methodist Church, Versailles Sign-in is at noon!
Three Divisions
• Junior (up to 16 years old) • Open (16 years old & older)
• Senior (56 years old & older) ***Prize Money for top positions in all categories***
Name:
Phone:
Category:
Address:
Mail, fax or email your entry to: Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 256, Versailles, MO 65084 (573)378-4401 (phone or fax), email: info@versailleschamber.com
family fun zone
Zoom down the slides and zip through the rides at the Family Fun Zone. The Family Fun Zone play area at the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ will be located down Fisher St.
The fun zone will feature activities, games and bounce houses, great for children of all ages. Experience this unique, friendly, safe atmosphere during the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™.
Date: Sunday, October 6
Time: 1 PM
Location: Mathodist Church
Team Entry Fee: $40 per team
1st Place: $100 | 2nd Place: $60 | 3rd Place: $40
Cornhole is the ultimate backyard game that’s taken the nation by storm! Test your skills in this classic bean bag toss game and compete for fantastic prizes. Gather your friends, form a team, and let the bags fly! Whether you’re a seasoned cornhole pro or a first-time player, everyone is welcome! It’s not just about winning – it’s about having fun and the thrill of the game!
Don’t miss out on the cornhole action! Register your team today to secure your spot in the tournament. Limited slots available, so act fast. Sign up at www.versaillesapplefestival.com.
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apple pie baking contest
The Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ Apple Pie Contest is auctioned by Judy Jo Hutchison. Entries will be taken from 3:00 to 6:00 pm, Friday, October 4 at the State Farm office.
Winners will be announced at the apple pie auction Saturday, October 5 at the main stage on the north side of the courthouse following the marching band awards.
UPDATED RULES:
One entry per person. Entry consists of a whole unsliced apple pie. Additional taster’s slice will not be required and will be taken out of the entry at the event.
Apple pies should be in disposable pan as they will not be returned.
Apple pies will be judged on appearance prior to cutting the taster’s slice and then taste, and winners will be announced at the pie auction.
All proceeds from the go toward scholarships for graduating seniors of Versailles High School.
royal theatre
Nestled within the charming town of Versailles, Missouri, the Royal Theatre stands as a beacon of artistic expression and community camaraderie. This year, theater enthusiasts are in for an extraordinary treat as the Royal Theatre takes the stage during the Apple Festival with their rendition of the iconic musical “Hood” by Andy Brown and Steve Williamson. Prepare to be whisked away on a mesmerizing journey into the adventurous world of Sherwood Forest, as the Royal Theatre casts its enchanting spell.
“Hood,” the dynamic musical composed by Andy Brown and Steve Williamson, has been captivating audiences with its thrilling narrative and memorable music. The Versailles Missouri Royal Theatre is proud to bring this timeless tale to life on the local stage, promising a production that will dazzle, entertain, and touch the hearts of all who attend.
The Royal Theatre has a rich history of delivering top-notch performances that cater to diverse tastes while fostering a sense of community
unity. With each production, the theatre strives to create an immersive experience for both the cast and the audience. This year’s production of “Hood” is no exception, as the theatre’s creative team has infused the show with a unique blend of local charm and Broadway-inspired magic.
Months of meticulous preparation, dedicated rehearsals, and boundless passion have culminated in a production that promises to be a feast for the senses. The cast, comprised of local talents ranging in age and background, has undergone a transformative journey to embody the legendary characters of Sherwood Forest. Under the direction of seasoned theater professionals, these performers have honed their skills, perfected their harmonies, and delved deep into the intricate characters that make “Hood” an enduring favorite.
“Hood” transports its audience to Sherwood Forest, where Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men battle the injustices of the Sheriff of Nottingham. With a thrilling blend of music, dance, and drama, each character presents their unique
story in a quest for justice and freedom. From the brave Robin Hood to the cunning Sheriff, the Royal Theatre’s production promises to capture the essence of each character, transporting attendees to a world where heroism and adventure reign supreme.
The magic of “Hood” knows no age boundaries. Whether you’re a seasoned theatre-goer or attending your very first live performance, this musical extravaganza promises to leave an indelible mark on your heart. With its timeless themes of bravery, justice, and the transformative power of standing up for what is right, “Hood” resonates with audiences of all ages.
The Versailles Missouri Royal Theatre’s production of “Hood” is set to take center stage during the Apple Festival, a celebration of community, culture, and creativity. Don’t miss your chance to witness this extraordinary production that promises to transport you to a world where the ordinary becomes extraordinary, and the adventurous becomes tangible.
Mark your calendars, gather your loved ones, and prepare to embark on an adventure like no other. With the Versailles Royal Theatre at the helm, “Hood” is ready to capture your hearts and leave an indelible memory that will last a lifetime.
baby dumpling contest
The 2024 Baby Dumplings contest winners will be announced 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 4 at First Baptist Church in Versailles.
Baby Dumplings selected will be first, second and third place winners age birth to 23 months.
Grandparents, parents and family are welcome.
Child or parent must be a resident of Morgan County and the contest is limited to the first 20 children entered in each group. A completed entry form and a $2 entry fee are required.
Three photos for vote containers are requested, 4”x6” or less.
Entry deadline is noon on Friday, September 13, 2024. Official entry forms located at the Chamber Office and on the Chamber Website.
Voting begins noon Monday, September 16th and ends noon Wednesday, Oct. 2. Votes can be Votes can be cast at Citizens Bank, The Bank of Versailles and or US Bank in Versailles. One cent equals one vote in any denomination (i.e. $1=100 votes)
Proceeds benefit the Morgan County Caring for Kids Coalition Christmas for Kids.
For more information contact Heather Bartlett at heatherandjohnbartlett@yahoo.com.
2024 Baby Dumpling Contest
2 023 Baby Dumpling Contest
(Sponsored by Morgan County Caring for Kids Coalition)
(Sponsored by Morgan County Caring for Kids Coalition)
6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6, at First Baptist Church
6 PM Friday, Oct. 4, at First Baptist Church at the corner of Van Buren and Jasper streets in Versailles.
at the corner of Van Buren and Jasper streets in Versailles.
Baby Dumplings selected will be a child age birth to 23 months. All votes are figured as of midnight, Oct. 3, 2023.
Baby Dumplings selected will be a child age birth to 23 months. All votes are gured as of midnight, Oct. 5, 2023.
Application deadline is noon on Friday, Sept. 15, 2023.
Application deadline is noon on Friday, Sept. 15, 2024.
Contest limited to the rst 20 children entered. There will be prizes for rst, second, and third place.
Child or parent must be a resident of Morgan County. Please tell us three things about your child (attach a note)
A completed ent r y for m, three photos, and a $2 ent r y fee a re required
Bring completed forms to the Circut Clerk’s O ce by NOON Friday, Sept 15.
Bring completed forms to the DFS Office at 703 N Monroe St.
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pancake breakfast at westminster
Westminster Presbyterian Church, 208 N. Fisher, in Versailles, is hosting a pancake breakfast from 6:00 to 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 5 at the church in conjunction with the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™.
The menu includes pancakes, sausage, coffee and juice. The breakfast is free but donations will be accepted to benefit school children at Morgan County R-2.
For more information call 573-378-4975.
Sunday, October 6th – Noon Shotgun
Entry Fee
$45 per person (non-members)
$35 per person (Members)
Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce
Entry Includes
Practice Round Greens Fee | Tournament Round Greens Fee and Cart Fee
Festival Three Person Scramble
Tee Gift | Closest to the Pin Prizes | Tournament Prizes in each Flight
Sunday, October 7th – Noon Shotgun
Mulligans
ENTRY FEE: $40 per person (non-members) $35 per person (annual pass holders) $30 per person (members)
• Greens fee for practice round and tournament round.
Mulligans will be sold for $15 per team and will entitle each player two mulligans to use for any shot. All teams that purchase mulligans will be entered in a drawing to win a special prize.
• Tee gi for each player.
ENTRY INCLUDES: MULLIGANS - Mulligans will be sold for $15 per team and will entitle each player two mulligans to use for any shot. All teams that purchase mulligans will be entered in a drawing to win a special prize.
• Closest to the pin contest on each par three. • Plus $2000 in prizes based on 50 teams.
Format
Three-person scramble with field divided into flights based on score. Field is limited to and prizes are based on 50 teams.
FORMAT - ree-person scramble with eld divided into ights based on score. Field is limited to and prizes are based on 50 teams. is is an amateur event and prizes are in the form of gi certi cates.
www.rollinghillsozark.com
Visit www.playrollinghills.com
Please contact Steve Nolawski for any questions (573) 378-5109 or rollinghills@yhti.net
Contact Steve Nolawski for any questions: (573) 378-5109 or rollinghillspgapro@gmail.com
Apple Scramble – October 2024
Entry Form: Send Entry & Check to RHCC, PO Box 205, Versailles, MO 65084 Player one ________________________________________
Entry Form: Send Entry & Check to RHCC, PO Box 205, Versailles, MO 65084
______________________ Player two ________________________________________
Player one
Player three _______________________________________
Player two
We have a special rate for a cart for the tournament. If your team needs one cart it is $15. If your team needs two carts it is a total of $30. Please reserve _______ carts for my team.
Player three
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
2023 APPLE FESTIVAL CAR SHOW 2023 APPLE FESTIVAL CAR SHOW
OCTOBER 7, 2023
Versailles City Park - 910 W Newton, Versailles, MO
CAR SHOW WILL BE HELD RAIN OR SHINE
We are pleased to announce that the Apple Festival Car Show will continue on with the Knights of Columbus taking the reins. It will be a day of relaxation held in a beautiful park with the opportunity to show off your prized toys to the public.
Car show profits will be donated back to local charities.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6: CRUISE NIGHT AT SONIC DRIVE-IN IN VERSAILLES
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4: CRUISE NIGHT AT SONIC DRIVE-IN IN VERSAILLES
Register online at wwwversaillesapplefestival.com/car-show or use the form below.
K OF C 2023 APPLE FESTIVAL CAR SHOW REGISTRATION
FORM
Registration - 8:00am until Noon *Pre-entry Deadline - September 29, 2023
Registration – 8:00 AM until Noon *Pre-entry Deadline – September 27, 2024
Pre-Entry - $20.00 Day of Show - $25.00
Pre-Entry - $20.00 Day of Show - $25.00
(Liability) in consideration of the right to participate, entrants do expressly release and discharge the producers of K of C Apple Festival Car Show and anyone affiliated with said event from damage, injury or loss that may be suffered in conjunction with said show. Entrant must be 18 years of age or have legal guardian sign this form.
NAME
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP
PHONE EMAIL
GUARDIAN SIGNATURE (if Under 18 Years of Age)
ENTRY: YEAR MAKE MODEL
I WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PARADE YES NO CLASS#
Send Completed Entry Form to:
Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 256
Versailles, MO 65084
Make checks payable to : K of C #7133
SHUTTLE SERVICE AVAILABLE
FROM 8 A.M. TO 5:00P.M.
Shuttles will be running along West Newton Street from Krekel to the Wal-Mart parking lot, with stops at various locations along the way for the convenience of the festival attendees.
Riding the Shuttle is a joyous time, similar to an old fashioned hay ride. The Shuttles will not be running during the parade, but will be available before and after. Look for the various stops all along Newton Street from 8:00am to 5:00pm.
Contact the Chamber Office (573-378-4401) for more information.
Pick yours up at the Chamber Office Monday, Wednesday, or Friday from 10 AM - 4 PM
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