San Marcos Announces Return Of SMTX Neighborhood All-Star Games

“We are excited to bring back this fun event to bring our community together with a little friendly competition,” said Jennifer Mach, Special Events and Marketing Coordinator.

The City of San Marcos would like to invite you to an old-fashioned field day where neighborhoods can compete against each other in a variety of games and events for all ages.

The San Marcos Neighborhood All-Star Games (SNAG) is coming back after taking a short break. Join us Sept. 30, 2017, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Rio Vista Park, 555 Cheatham Street. There will be tug-o-war, corn hole, putt putt golf, dominoes, giant connect four, giant checkers, pie eating, and various relays.

“We are excited to bring back this fun event to bring our community together with a little friendly competition,” said Jennifer Mach, Special Events and Marketing Coordinator.

Each team must have at least eight people including two children under 12 and one adult over 65. Neighborhoods can have more than one team, but participants are only allowed on one team. Registration is $25 per team.

After the competition, there will be an awards ceremony and lunch. The winners of the competition, as well as teams with the most spirit and best costume, will be announced!

Entry forms can be found here: https://goo.gl/forms/j7tEeDrWgaPL2hmH2  

This event is a collaboration between the SNAG committee and the Community Services Department. For more information, contact the SNAG committee by emailing jmach@sanmarcostx.gov.

Stay updated with SNAG by liking the event page on Facebook: https://goo.gl/wY48dC


 

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