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Celebrating The Labor Day Weekend Since 1959 - Sunday, September 1, 2013 and Monday, September 2, 2013

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PARADE ENTRY FORMS ARE NOW AVAILABLE!

Quick Link For Event Information / Contacts / Entry Forms



Congratulations To Our 2012 Miss Holiday Queen And Court
Queen Nancy Walters
Princesses: Anne Weidner; Justine Templin; Claire Salzman; Jessica Prior

Congratulations To The 2012 Community Service Award Recipient:
Bryan Von Der Vellen

Congratulations To Donald L. Parker, Grand Marshal For 2012

Poster Contest Winners Have Been Announced: Find Them Here

2012 Videos From MVCC
Parade Pre-Show
Holiday At Home Parade


Thanks To Our 2012 Major Sponsors President's Welcome
Sponsors Logos Designs Now Logo And Link Kettering-Oakwood Times Logo and Link Cleary Creative Portraits Link To Sponsor Information 5/3 Bank Logo And Website Link Lite 94.5 Logo And Website Link Kettering Medical Center Logo & Website Link Dayton Power & Light Logo & Website Link Jacobs Telephone Contractors Logo & Website Link City Of Kettering Logo & Website Link

Welcome to the 55th Annual Holiday At Home festivities.

Throughout the years our themes have celebrated many local and national events (“From the Mayflower to the Moon”, “Let Freedom Ring”) as well as varied fantasies (“There’s No Place Like Home”, “Mardi Gras Magic”). This year we are recognizing three of our community’s most fun and valuable assets: “Parades, Planes, and Automobiles.”

Our Labor Day Parade has grown from a simple “membership” drive to one of the largest parades in southwest Ohio with attendance reaching as high as 100,000 viewers. Everyone who has lived in the Miami Valley knows of the contributions made by Orville and Wilbur Wright to the planes of the world. And then there are the many automotive inventions of our namesake, Charles F. Kettering.

So come join us in celebrating a truly local Holiday At Home as we proudly recognize the men and women who have had a world-wide impact.

Our website is loaded with information about both our history and the current events.

Thanks.

Sean Bohn, President