The City of Lewisville is gearing up for this year's Western Days festival, a staple in Old Town Lewisville, lining up a weekend packed with celebrations of historical and cultural significance. Scheduled for September 26-27, the city is on the hunt for volunteers ready to jump into various roles ranging from manning information booths to ensuring the smooth operation of a hospitality breakroom.
As reported by the City of Lewisville News, those with a generous spirit and aged 14 and up can sign up for Friday and Saturday shifts. However, those not yet of legal age, specifically under 18, must be under the vigilant watch of a parent or guardian while they volunteer. Opportunities can be scoped out and snagged through Timecounts.org.
Lewisville Western Days promises to be a family-friendly affair, bringing an array of entertainment to multiple stages, with highlights including the Padrino Foods World Tamale Eating Championship and performances by the Indigenous ACE Dance Troupe. Kid-friendly attractions such as the Kid Kountry Playground will keep the young ones engaged, while wrestling fans can get their fix through Lucha Libre Wrestling events.
Interested parties can expect the festival gates to swing open at 4 p.m. on Friday and at Noon on Saturday. According to the City of Lewisville press release, the Western Village, sponsored by none other than Frost Bank, will be making a grander return this year. Alongside this, the festival enjoys the support of diverse sponsors, including local powerhouses such as the Lewisville Convention and Visitors Bureau, 99.5 The Wolf, and Huffines Auto Dealerships in Lewisville.
