The annual Fly-in/Cruise-in event at the Lawrenceburg-Lawrence County Airport has been rescheduled to Saturday, October 17, due to inclement weather that affected the original date. This popular event will showcase a variety of classic and antique cars, as well as planes, offering a unique opportunity for enthusiasts and families to appreciate these vehicles.
Attendees can look forward to live music that will enhance the festive atmosphere. A range of food options will also be available, allowing visitors to enjoy a meal while taking in the sights and sounds of the event.
For those interested in experiencing the thrill of flight, plane rides will be offered at a cost of $69 per flight. Additionally, tethered hot air balloon rides will be available for $20 per person, providing attendees with a different perspective of the event from above.
Parking at the event will be free, making it accessible for everyone who wishes to attend. Organizers encourage all community members and visitors to come out and enjoy this exciting day filled with activities and entertainment.
However, the announcement did not specify the exact times for the event or provide contact information for inquiries. As the date approaches, attendees are advised to keep an eye out for further updates regarding the schedule or additional details. Overall, the Fly-in/Cruise-in promises to be a memorable event for all who participate.
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