Welcome Car Show Fans!
Wauconda's Fabulous 50's Sock Hop & Car Show
will be held on Saturday, July 18th, 2009.
The Car Show will run from noon until 5 PM.
The Car Show will run from noon until 5 PM.
The Sock Hop will follow from 6 to 11 PM.
Click Here to use Google Maps to find the Wauconda Community Hall
Click Here for a map that shows the location of Wauconda in the Okanogan Highlands, as well as the surrounding area known as the 'Highland Historic Loop Drive'
Please feel free to send an email to: info@waucondahall.org for more information about our Fabulous 50's Sock Hop & Car Show. We will be happy to send you an information packet that includes a Registration Form and other information so that you can better enjoy your visit to Wauconda and the surrounding area.
The Car Show will begin at Noon and Judging will be from 1 PM until 4 PM, with the awards ceremony to take place as soon as all the votes are counted. The Sock Hop will follow from 6 PM until 11 PM.
The cost for Registration is $20.00 per vehicle.
*This year our Car Show is limited to 50 vehicles, so be sure to register early to reserve your spot in the show*.
There is no charge for spectators to attend and the Sock Hop Dance admission fee is once again 'By Donation'.
The Wauconda Hall Association is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit organization and our Fabulous 50's Sock Hop & Car Show is a major fundraising event for us. Your generous donations are greatly appreciated.
There will be refreshments available throughout the day as well as drawings, door prizes, contests, and games.
We know that there are many choices available to you when planning your summer, and we truely appreciate your decision to spend this day with us and support the Wauconda Hall Association and the surrounding community. We look forward to seeing you!
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Wauconda is located in the middle of nowhere. But that's what makes it such a great place to be! Unless you've been here before you really don't know what you've been missing. Try to make the time to visit some of our local attractions. We have lakes full of great fishing, forests for as far as the eye can see, and scenery that will take your breath away.
You may want to consider Wauconda's elevation when planning which car show to attend. At just about 4000 feet, you'll have to decide whether you want to spend a hot summer day sweltering in some parking lot or enjoying our cool mountain breeze.
The history of the Wauconda Community Hall dates back to 1914, when a local school teacher decided to put on an event to celebrate Flag Day. Although it was well attended the event was rained out to the point that everyone had to take shelter in a nearby barn. The same thing happened the next year, and that was when it was decided to build a Community Hall to hold this sort of event and still be protected from the weather. Click Here for the whole story.
Oh, By the way...
that same barn is still standing out behind the Hall today.
You may want to consider Wauconda's elevation when planning which car show to attend. At just about 4000 feet, you'll have to decide whether you want to spend a hot summer day sweltering in some parking lot or enjoying our cool mountain breeze.
The history of the Wauconda Community Hall dates back to 1914, when a local school teacher decided to put on an event to celebrate Flag Day. Although it was well attended the event was rained out to the point that everyone had to take shelter in a nearby barn. The same thing happened the next year, and that was when it was decided to build a Community Hall to hold this sort of event and still be protected from the weather. Click Here for the whole story.
Oh, By the way...
that same barn is still standing out behind the Hall today.
Wauconda's remote location in the Okanogan Highlands of Washington state, at the northeastern corner of Okanogan County and close to the Ferry County line, gives our community the unique advantage to claim the best of both worlds. While Okanogan County claims us as one of their own hidden gems, we're so close to Ferry County that they like to claim us as kin as well.
With that understanding in mind, we'll try not to play favorites as we show you what our area has to offer visitors such as yourself.
While Okanogan County is the biggest in the state and has loads of events scheduled throughout the summer months, Ferry County offers you a chance to dig for fossils, ride an antique Carousel or tour a museum that was once a hotel that Henry Ford stayed at.
You might want to consider exploring the Okanogan Highlands Historic Loop Drive while you're in the area.
With that understanding in mind, we'll try not to play favorites as we show you what our area has to offer visitors such as yourself.
While Okanogan County is the biggest in the state and has loads of events scheduled throughout the summer months, Ferry County offers you a chance to dig for fossils, ride an antique Carousel or tour a museum that was once a hotel that Henry Ford stayed at.
You might want to consider exploring the Okanogan Highlands Historic Loop Drive while you're in the area.
Check the links to the right for more information on things you can see and do.
