If you are a fan of country music, ride a motorcycle, or are just looking for something to do over the weekend, then head on down to Mountain Top, PA this Sunday for the 4th Annual Country Concert and Motorcycle Ride benefitting cystic fibrosis.
The event will take place at the American Legion Post 781 grounds and is hosted by the parents of Paige Ceaser, a four-year-old girl diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis from birth. Since her diagnosis, the Ceaser family has been spreading awareness and hosting events such as this, every year in an effort to raise money for a cure for the hereditary disease affecting nearly 1,000 additional individuals a year.
The event will hold a 65 mile motorcycle ride that will begin at the Wilkes-Barre Kmart, proceeding through Conyingham Valley and ending at the American Legion Post 781. Those wishing to participate in the ride can register from 9:30 am to 11:30 am at the Wilkes-Barre Kmart with the cost being $10 per person. Individuals will also receive coffee, donuts, and water from Dunkin Donuts with the first 200 registrants receiving thank you bags.
With the motorcycle run being rained out last year, the event still raised $5,000 and is hoping to exceed that number this year.
For all those country lovers out there, the event will also feature a concert given by Kartune, Farmers Daughter, Jeanne Zano, Tommy Guns, Lena & South Street, Big Carl and Sundance and Crystal Martinex, who also has Cystic Fibrosis. The concert starts at 1 pm with admission costing $5.00 and those 12 and under granted entrance for free.
As you’re enjoying the music, be sure to experience the other great festivities available. These include (but not limited to):
-Vendors (such as Lia Sophia, Man Cave Gifts, Miche Bags, 31 Gifts, and much more, with a portion of proceeds going towards the event)
-Raffles
-Games
-Face Painting
-Temporary Tattoos
-Pony Rides
-Young’s Funny Farm
-$1 Coors and Soda
-An Appearance by Road Scholar Transport’s Cystic Fibrosis Tractor Trailer. This 53’ bright red tractor trailer features a young cystic fibrosis survivor surrounded by 65 multi-color roses, the organization’s trademark, furthering the effort to spread awareness
Road Scholar’s effort to spread awareness is not limited to Cystic Fibrosis but The American Breast Cancer Foundation, The International RETT Syndrome Foundation, Make a Wish Foundation, Stop Bullying, and many more. Visit www.roadscholarawareness.org to view all of Road Scholar’s awareness trucks.
You can help spread awareness by putting your LTL and Truckload freight onboard our awareness trucks. Just go to www.roadscholar.com to request a rate or schedule a pickup today!
To learn more about the Country Concert and Motorcycle Ride Event, visit www.paigeceaser.com.
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