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Wildwoods Host Second Annual New Year’s in North Wildwood

Mummers

By Press Release

WILDWOOD The Wildwoods host the second annual ‘New Year’s in North Wildwood June 9 and June 10 with the return of the Philadelphia Mummers for what is quickly becoming a summertime tradition. New Year’s in North Wildwood will feature the top Mummers brigades and top Mummers string bands from 2017’s New Year’s Day Parade in Philadelphia taking over North Wildwood for two days of family fun.
The excitement kicks off June 9 at 7 p.m., with the Fancy Brigade Pub Crawl. Mummers members and friends will celebrate the brigades’ return to the Wildwoods by visiting some of North Wildwood’s most well-known eating and drinking establishments throughout the evening.
June 10, the Mummers Parade will step off at 2nd and Olde New Jersey Avenues in North Wildwood at 3 p.m. for a parade featuring the top brigades and top string bands from this year’s New Year’s Day Parade in Philadelphia, PA. The brigades and string bands will perform without the pressure of competition, and spectators will be able to get up-close views of the beautiful costumes and intricate dance steps these eccentric performers display.
Best of all, the parade is FREE to attend, so come on out and strut your stuff at the New Year’s in North Wildwood event with entertainment the whole family will enjoy. Rain date for the parade is scheduled for June 11.
For additional information about New Year’s in North Wildwood, please call 609-374-0562 or visit www.NorthWildwood.com.
For additional information about the Wildwoods, visit www.WildwoodsNJ.com or call 800-992-9732.

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