Regina, SK – Monday, September 2 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Access Communications Community Park, will be the gathering place for hundreds of classic and vintage vehicles as local community businesses unite in support of the Regina Food Bank.
“We are pleased to have CAA Saskatchewan once again as the presenting sponsor of our Show N Shine,” says Jim Deane, Chief Executive Officer, Access Communications Co-operative. “With the help of our many community partners, this event has raised over $170,000.”
The event has entertainment for all ages! Featuring a 50/50 draw, award presentations including the car with the most votes wins the coveted “People’s Choice Award” and Regina’s favourite food trucks will be on location. Visitors are invited to stop by the CAA Family Fun Zone near the ball diamond area for face painting, balloon twisting, hourly prize draws … and much more!
The Labour Day Show N Shine is the largest car show in Southern Saskatchewan and has become a family tradition all in support of a really good cause.
Admission to the 2019 Show N Shine is $5 per person and $10 per family. Children under 12 are free. Donations of non-perishable food items are also encouraged and appreciated. Registration is $10 for exhibitors who are interested in showing their vehicles. All proceeds go to the Regina Food Bank.
For more event information, visit www.myaccess.ca/inthecommunity.
About Access Communications Co-operative
Access Communications Co-operative is one of Saskatchewan’s largest telecommunications companies, but we do so much more than provide reliable, affordable Internet, television, telephone and security services. What makes Access unique is our involvement in the communities we serve, especially through our Access7 community channels.
Access Communications began serving customers in 1978. For over 40 years, we have grown into a province-wide co-operative serving over 235 communities and 160,000 sq. km of rural areas in Saskatchewan. As a not-for-profit co-operative, we invest 100% of our earnings back into the communities and rural areas where we live and do business. To learn more about our Co-operative, visit www.myaccess.ca.