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Communities Hold Weekend Festivals, Anniversaries, And Library Programs

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Clallam Bay, Washington: Clallam Bay Sekiu Fun Days are scheduled Friday through Sunday in downtown Clallam Bay and at the Sekiu Community Center, featuring an art show, street fair, community potluck and an outdoor concert this weekend. Mohall, North Dakota, will hold its 125th anniversary events Friday, July 10 through Sunday, July 12, including a parade, coronations and a classic car and motorcycle show, while Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania, lists library programs beginning July 9. Organizers and volunteer groups are running the scheduled activities with public programming and set start times; the Friends of the Library will host a book sale Friday and Saturday, and the Reading Railroad Heritage Museum continues its exhibit through Oct. 25. Parade registration opens at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday in Mohall, free community meals and contests are scheduled, and library storytimes and educational programs occur across July dates.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.

Timeline of Events

July 9: Orwigsburg Library hosts Dino Dig and other children's programs.
July 9–27: Orwigsburg library schedules multiple events including storytimes and a book club.
July 10: Mohall launches 125th anniversary activities with registration and welcome social.
July 10–12: Mohall hosts parade, classic car and motorcycle show, and community meals.
Second weekend in July (Friday–Sunday): Clallam Bay Sekiu Fun Days run art show, street fair, potluck and concert.

Why This Matters to You

Community events like these are a great way to connect with neighbors and support local businesses. They offer fun and educational activities for the whole family. Check out the library programs in Orwigsburg or the classic car show in Mohall.

The Bottom Line

Whether you're in Clallam Bay, Mohall, or Orwigsburg, there's something for everyone this weekend. Enjoy the art, food, music, and camaraderie. Remember, these events rely on community support, so consider volunteering if you can. Worth forwarding if you know someone in these areas.