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Vendors Wanted for Hawthorne’s 74th Armed Forces Day Celebration Applications Open for Food, Craft, and Service Vendors

Nevada’s longest-running Armed Forces Day Parade and Celebration is set to take place in Hawthorne from May 13-18, 2025, and organizers are seeking vendors to take part in this historic event.

The Armed Forces Day Committee is calling on businesses, artisans, and food vendors to help create a vibrant marketplace for the thousands of visitors and residents who attend the week-long festivities in America’s Patriotic Home. A variety of vendor packages are available to accommodate different needs and schedules, making it easy for businesses and individuals to participate.

“Hawthorne has been celebrating Armed Forces Day for more than 73 years,” said event organizer Dana Tommila. “Every year, the third weekend of May brings together family, friends, and visitors from near and far to honor those who are serving and have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. We celebrate them with activities, fireworks, and a remarkable parade in their honor.”

Vendor Opportunities & Application Details

  • Vendor applications are due by April 25, 2025
  • Spaces start at just $30 per day
  • Non-profits pay a flat fee of $15 for the entire event
  • Information-only vendors (no sales) can participate for FREE

Interested vendors can find applications and more details at armedforcesdaynv.com or email [email protected].

This year’s celebration promises to be bigger than ever, with a packed schedule of patriotic events, community activities, and the legendary Armed Forces Day Parade. Vendors will have the opportunity to showcase their products and services while joining in a cherished tradition that honors the men and women of the U.S. military.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of Hawthorne’s 74th Armed Forces Day Celebration—apply today and help make this event unforgettable!

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