THE 2010 Liberation Day Committee yesterday announced that it will officially open the month-long festivities on Friday at 6 p.m. at the Garapan Fishing Base.
Committee chairman Jonas Barcinas said entertainers from Hawaii and Guam will be among the many attractions during the celebration.
Local bands and talents from various community organizations and schools will also perform, he said.
Barcinas said the Liberation activity center will have casino, bingo and technological games from Guam.
“There is going to be great entertainment such as the Battle of the Bands, the Polynesian Night featuring various dance groups, and entertainment from various dance groups and organizations,” he said.
The committee will hold a nightly raffle draw with great prizes at stake.
A ticket costs $1 each.
“A variety of food vendors will be available and there will be beer vendors to serve adults enjoying the night events,” Barcinas said.
Tony Glad and Scott Thompson will provide carnival games and rides for the children.
Larissa Flores, committee on concessionaires chairwoman, said they have already 40 concessionaires.
This week, she added, the booths will be inspected by regulatory agencies.
Mayor Donald G. Flores will join the festivity on the following day after he comes back from a trip to Korea.
Acting Mayor Vinycia Seman said Flores attended the 35th anniversary of the Junior Chamber International which has a student exchange program with Saipan.
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