The Dragon Boat Festival is the largest Denver Lions KidSight event.  Last year we screened 300+ kids, a record.  We expect the same or more this year.  We can use your help for a morning, afternoon or a couple hours.

Let me know when you can help.  Call Text Email or Shout    

Fletcher Brown  brownsinco@gmail.com  303.619.8486.

 

Here are the details;

 

Location Sloan's Lake 

 

Dates   Sat 7/30 and Sun 7/31

 

Time:  KidSight screening Sat 10 am to 5pm  Sun 10am to 4 pm

 

Parking:  Park at Mile High and take free shuttle bus to Festival.  Note the parking around festival and Sloan's lake is very bad and not recommended.

 

There is lots to do.  We screen a lot of kids. No experience necessary.  Besides screening we need help with processing the kids and parents, managing the crowds, helping with referrals, and finding and bring kids and parents to the booth.  You can also be part of the festival opening parade on Saturday morning.

 

 

 

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