Clive Festival promises thrilling music and fireworks extravaganza
July 31, 2024 | Clive City, Polk County, Iowa
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In a recent government meeting, officials provided an enthusiastic preview of the upcoming Clive Festival, set to take place next weekend. The two-day event promises a lineup of entertainment, activities, and community engagement, with a focus on family-friendly fun.
The festival will kick off on Friday night with the opening act, Monkey Three, performing from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM, followed by the headliner, Suede, from 8:30 PM to 11:00 PM. Fireworks will be featured as part of the evening's festivities. Saturday's schedule includes performances by Mike Moody and the Outlaws, and the main act, Aftershock, along with more fireworks.
In addition to the musical acts, the festival will offer various activities for children, including bounce houses, a \"Touch a Truck\" event hosted by the local library, and a giant slip and slide organized by the fire department. New this year is a game trailer for kids to enjoy video games, alongside traditional favorites like the green belt goats and bingo.
The meeting also highlighted the festival's financial aspects, noting a positive trend in fundraising. This year, sponsorships have reached $30,500, with Lincoln Savings Bank as the title sponsor. Major expenses include fireworks, live music, and sound and lighting, with total expenses expected to mirror last year's figures of approximately $51,000.
Weather forecasts for the weekend appear promising, with temperatures in the 80s and 90s, which organizers hope will attract a large crowd. The festival aims to build on previous successes, fostering community spirit and providing entertainment for all ages.
The festival will kick off on Friday night with the opening act, Monkey Three, performing from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM, followed by the headliner, Suede, from 8:30 PM to 11:00 PM. Fireworks will be featured as part of the evening's festivities. Saturday's schedule includes performances by Mike Moody and the Outlaws, and the main act, Aftershock, along with more fireworks.
In addition to the musical acts, the festival will offer various activities for children, including bounce houses, a \"Touch a Truck\" event hosted by the local library, and a giant slip and slide organized by the fire department. New this year is a game trailer for kids to enjoy video games, alongside traditional favorites like the green belt goats and bingo.
The meeting also highlighted the festival's financial aspects, noting a positive trend in fundraising. This year, sponsorships have reached $30,500, with Lincoln Savings Bank as the title sponsor. Major expenses include fireworks, live music, and sound and lighting, with total expenses expected to mirror last year's figures of approximately $51,000.
Weather forecasts for the weekend appear promising, with temperatures in the 80s and 90s, which organizers hope will attract a large crowd. The festival aims to build on previous successes, fostering community spirit and providing entertainment for all ages.
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