2015 Fanfare Program
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2015 Fanfare Program
FA N FA R E OFFICIAL E VENT PROGR AM • JULY 4, 2015 21st Annual TITLE SPONSORS PREMIER SPONSOR Strike up the band, inflate the balloons and add fringe to the floats…the Patriotic Parade is coming to town! SATURDAY, JULY 4 • ESCORT PARADE - 8:30 A.M. • PATRIOTIC PARADE - 9 A.M. The Parade Route The parade steps-off at Hillpointe Road and Hills Center Drive, travels south on Hills Center Drive to Village Center Circle, then turns west onto Trailwood Drive ending at the Trails Village Shopping Center. Parade Start The Trails Park TRAIL S CEN TER D RIVE VIL L SPRING GATE LANE ER CIRCLE ENT EC AG SUMMERLIN LIBRARY TRAILWOOD DRIVE Parade End SP RIN GG AT EL AN E U P .S OF OST. FIC E SUMMERLIN PARKWAY Announcers’ Stage CE TOW NT ER N DR IVE SNOW TRAIL DRIVE ANASAZI DRIVE 215 BELTWAY HILLPOINTE ROAD HILLS CENTER DRIVE LAKE MEAD BOULEVARD Parade Preview Strike up the band! Summerlin’s grandest tradition, The Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade, returns this Independence Day in star-spangled style. Now in its 21st year, the parade is set to continue its tradition of huge family fun and spirited, colorful patriotism with an exciting mix of entries presented on Saturday, July 4 at 9 a.m. The Patriotic Parade is recognized for its unique and dazzling parade displays—and this year is no exception. New floats debuting in 2015 include “UP,” “The Indiana Jones Experience” and “Aladdin’s Magic Carpet” featuring a giant genie lamp and animated carpet that actually flies. Also joining the lineup are new Macy’s style giant inflatable balloons Mighty Mouse, a Jurassic T-Rex and Chuggington, along with children’s character mascots inspired by popular films and books. “We showcase an all-star cast of beloved and popular characters from American history, pop culture, cartoons, books and movies” said Lezlie Barnson-DeNardin, parade organizer and community relations director for The Summerlin Council. “The goal is to create a line-up of parade entries that stirs our patriotic spirit while appealing to the child in all of us.” Fan favorites such as the “All Star Salute to the Military,” “Music of America,” “Fairies of Pixie Hollow” and “Greatest Generation” floats, as well as bands, performing groups and the iconic “American Eagle” giant inflatable balloon, will make return appearances this year. And, of course, the parade will feature its original entry “Patriotic Peddlers” where young Summerlin residents decorate their bikes and cycle the parade route kicking off the annual event. “The parade began with a few dozen neighborhood kids decorating their bikes and riding from the Summerlin Library to Trails Park,” said Barnson-DeNardin. “Today, we have more than 2,500 participants and 35,000 people filling Summerlin’s streets for the event. It’s become such a family tradition that some claim their favorite spot on the parade route with blankets and tents the night before the parade.” There is never a shortage of red, white and blue at The Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade. So be sure to don your stars and stripes and be a part of this Independence Day extravaganza! TIPS FOR A G R EAT PA R A D E DAY Everyone loves a parade! To get the most out of your Patriotic Parade experience, take note of these helpful event tips: • Three Announcers Tents are located along the route (see parade map to the left). These areas feature additional entertainment elements and amplified sound for spectators’ enjoyment. • Parking is limited the day of the parade. Carpool with friends, bike or even walk to the parade. • Many spectators stake their viewing location along the route prior to the official parade start time. Be sure to arrive early to identify a great spot to view the event. • Don’t forget it’s hot out there! To beat the heat, drink plenty of water (one cup every 15-20 minutes) even if you don’t feel thirsty, wear protective clothing and slather on sunscreen. • The parade route is lined with grass so bring a chair, open an umbrella or lay out a blanket to enjoy the parade comfortably. • Please be responsible with your children and keep them safe during the parade. Do not allow kids—or kids at heart—to enter the parade route and approach entries during the event. • Wear red, white, and blue to celebrate America and display your patriotism. Consider bringing a few decorations to make your viewing location extra-spirited! PA R ADE HO STS Grandstand Stage Mix 94.1 Stage Sherry Swensk Weather Anchor, 8 News Now Brian Loftus Morning Anchor, 8 News Now Mercedes Mercedes in the Morning Mix 94.1 Shawn Tempesta The Morning Blend,KTNV/ Afternoons on Mix 94.1 Sherry Swensk wakes up TV viewers as the weather anchor for 8 News Now This Morning. After graduating from the University of Texas Arlington with a degree in Radio and Television, Sherry worked in Dallas, Fresno, Los Angeles and San Francisco before moving to Las Vegas in 1994. Outside of work, Sherry enjoys spending time with her family, serving on the board of the Southwest Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association and visiting schools to “talk weather” with kids. Brian Loftus joined the 8 News Now team in 2009 and is currently the morning news anchor. Brian earned a B.A. in English from the University of Iowa and Masters in Teaching from Loyola Marymount. After serving as a teacher and coach for many years, Brian made the jump to radio broadcasting and then to television in 2006. Brian is an avid fan of the Chicago Bears and Cubs. He enjoys swimming, biking and spending time with his wife and two daughters. Mercedes can be heard on “Mercedes in the Morning” every weekday on Mix 94.1. She is a UNLV graduate, a proud Summerlin resident, and volunteers at various charities throughout the valley. Originally from Denver, Colorado, she has made Las Vegas her home since 1997. She is married with two daughters, loves Crossfit, and cheering for the Denver Broncos and New York Yankees. Shawn Tempesta can be seen weekday mornings as host of “The Morning Blend” on Channel 13, then heard afternoons on Las Vegas’ Mix 94.1. From Boston originally, Shawn has made Las Vegas his home since moving to the valley in 2006. This is Shawn’s fourth year as an emcee for the Summerlin Patriotic Parade, and he has his Super Soaker ready for all the fun! 2015 GR AND MARSHAL Colonel Ross R. Anderson Colonel Ross R. Anderson is the Commander, 926th Wing, Nellis Air Force Base, part of 10th Air Force, Air Force Reserve Command. He is responsible for AFRC command authority and Total Force mission execution of more than 1,300 unit reservists integrated throughout the United States Air Force Warfare Center and its subordinate wings, and the 432nd Wing/432nd Air Expeditionary Wing at Creech Air Force Base, Nevada. Colonel Anderson graduated from Oregon State University in 1989 with a Bachelor of Science degree in marketing. He joined the Air Force after graduation and began his career as a T-37 instructor pilot and flight examiner at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. Since then, Colonel Anderson has held numerous fighter squadron and unit leadership positions and is a command pilot with more than 5,500 hours of flying time and 400 combat hours. He has deployed in support of Operations Northern Watch, Southern Watch, Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. PAT RIOTI C PA R A DE FA N C LU B Nevada Illumination, Inc. License #0071758 For all your lighting needs inside and out! 702-735-8975 Order of the March Escort Parade – 8:30 a.m. Palo Verde High School Air Force JROTC Color Guard Patriotic Peddlers Las Vegas Fire and Rescue’s Big Red, Truck 7 & Engine 107 Assemblyman John Hambrick Cub Scout Pack 812—Summerlin Community Pack Ms. Senior Nevada, Audrey Smith Miss Downtown Las Vegas Scholarship Program Summerlin Seals Swim Team Pancreatic Cancer Action Network King Solomon Lodge #58 Las Vegas Summerlin Rotary Club Marriage Can Be Murder Las Vegas Antique Cadillac and LaSalle Club Mustang and Classic Ford Club of Las Vegas Daughters of American Revolution—“Honoring Our Veterans” Fleet Reserve Association Fabulous Vegas Branch 90 Military Order of the Purple Heart American Legion Post 76—Spirit of Freedom Marine Corps League Color Guard The Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade – 9 a.m. Station Casinos presents “A U.S.A. Birthday!” Title Sponsor, Summerlin The Howard Hughes Corporation presents “Our American Eagle” Par 3 Landscape Maintenance presents “An All-Star Salute to the Military” Downtown Summerlin presents “Vegas Vanguard Drumline” Q.I. Security Services presents “Hats Off to America” Las Vegas Valley Model A Ford Club Harris & Harris Injury Lawyers presents “Happy Birthday, America!” Southwest Medical Associates presents “Palo Verde Panther Pride” Palo Verde High School Football Palo Verde Cross Country—American Flag Realty One Group presents “Music of America” McDonald’s presents “Ronald McDonald – Lovin’ It” Neon City Garrison & Coruscant Base—Star Wars Costuming Group Community Ambulance presents “The Greatest Generation” Groundskeeper presents “Desert Skye Pipes and Drums” U.S.S Nevada—Submarine Veterans Las Vegas Southern Nevada Military Vehicle Association Las Vegas Review Journal presents “Grand Old Flag” ValleyCrest Landscape Maintenance presents “Danza del Carrizo” Thai-American Association—Las Vegas Philippine American Association of Summerlin City of Las Vegas Parks and Recreation presents “Aladdin’s Magic Carpet” Great Harvest Bread Company presents “Big Hero 6” Pancho’s Mexican Restaurant presents “Fiesta on the Fourth” Springs Preserve presents “Jurassic World” Nevada Ballet Theatre—Happy 4th from the Ballet! Children’s Medical Center at Summerlin Hospital presents “Frozen Fun” Park Pro presents “Las Vegas 5ls Cosmo” Victory Martial Arts presents “On Campus with Monsters University” Southwest Medical Associates presents “Spring Valley High School Grizzly Marching Band” LandCare presents “A Yankee Doodle Day” Southern Nevada Living History Association Potter’s House Church Las Vegas High School Alumni Association Wurlitzer Band Organ Celebrate Kids presents “Up, Up and Away with Donald and Daisy” Suncoast Hotel & Casino presents “The Royal Dixieland Jazz Band” Design Works Custom Painting presents “Mighty Mouse” Las Vegas Day School—Ignite the Spark Las Vegas Color Graphics presents “Adventures in Pixie Hollow” Desert Spring United Methodist Church—Vacation Bible School Hofbrauhaus Las Vegas Preventive Pest Control “The Jolly Roger Calypso Cruise” Current Events presents “Cinderella at the Ball” The Summerlin Council presents “UP” Frijoles Grilled Tacos presents “Traintastic Chuggington” “The Indiana Jones Experience” Mix 94.1 presents “Minion Mania” Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10047—Operation Boots & Booties Lady Liberty Q.I. Security Services presents “The Princess and the Frog” Looney Tunes - “That’s All Folks!” SUM M ERLI N RE SI DE N T C HO I C E AWA RD YOU’RE THE JUDGE! Summerlin residents—let your voice be heard and vote for your favorite Patriotic Parade entry from this year’s event. Online voting takes place July 4 – 15, 2015, at www.summerlink.com. Winners will be announced in the August issue of Summerlines. Vote as often as you like! 2014 Resident Choice Award Winner - Nevada Ballet Theatre Be sure to take along this issue of FanFare, the official program of The Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade, to follow the entries and take note of your parade favorites for voting in the “Resident Choice Award” on www. summerlink.com. Global Exposure | Local Presence WITH A HIGHER SALES PRICE OF UP TO 20% MORE, IT’S A SELLERS MARKET... AT LEAST FOR KAMRAN ZAND’S CLIENTS. 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