New Location Announced for Beloved Duck Paddle Race and Regatta During Annual Duncan Hines Days
Fans of the annual Duncan Hines Days event will need to adjust their GPS coordinates this weekend as the Duck Paddle Race and Regatta change their venue. Previously held in a different locale, this family-favorite event will now start at Romanza Johnson Park and finish at Phil Moore Park.
A Staple Event with a New View
Known for its delightful mix of fun and visual spectacle, the Duncan Hines Days Duck Paddle Race and Regatta has made its mark as a must-attend event every June. This year will witness the same familiar mirth and competition, but with a change of scenery, with the sparkling waters of Romanza Johnson Park serving as the starting point, and the picturesque Phil Moore Park as the finish line.
The decision to change the location aims to bring in a new wave of visitors to Kentucky and, in particular, to these two beautiful parks. Spectators and participants alike can expect the same carefully curated schedule and series of offerings to fill their Saturday with family-friendly activities.
More About Duncan Hines Days
An annual tradition that holds the charming town of Bowling Green, Kentucky eager in anticipation, Duncan Hines Days is a series of events that includes, among other activities, the much-loved Duck Paddle Race and Regatta. Named after Duncan Hines, a Bowling Green native best known for his baking mixes and culinary contributions, the festival aims to keep the culinary master’s spirit alive by uniting the community in a celebration of food, fun, and friendly competition.
The Duck Paddle Race and Regatta, aside from being a particular highlight, also acts as a fun way to contribute to Duncan Hines Days’ goal of community bonding. The race, a remarkable sight featuring hundreds of rubber ducks filling the local river, is guaranteed to bring smiles and ignite a healthy dose of rivalry among participants.
What To Expect on Race Day
On Saturday, prepare to be swept up in the delightful chaos of the Duck Paddle Race and Regatta. The day will start at Romanza Johnson Park, where spectators can set their ducks in motion from the beautifully maintained riverbank. The ducks then continue their course downstream, with Phil Moore Park as their final destination.
Throughout the day, visitors can enjoy not only the race but several other fun-filled events. The merriment will last from day to night, guaranteeing a day of memorable fun for everyone in attendance. After all, it isn’t everyday that one gets to witness hundreds of ducks racing on a river amidst a background of laughter, cheers, and an overwhelming sense of community spirit.
So mark your calendars, prepare your best picnic blankets, and get ready to cheer on your adorable rubber competitors. The annual Duncan Hines Days Duck Paddle Race and Regatta is ready to make fresh waves, literally and figuratively, in its new home. While the location may have changed, the spirit of the event and the joy it brings will remain the same, making this year’s race a tradition worth cherishing.
