85th ANNUAL HELLDORADO DAYS

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85th ANNUAL HELLDORADO DAYS
The 85th Annual Helldorado Day’s, a rip roaring celebration of Tombstone’s Historic Past will be in full swing on the weekend of Friday, October 17th to Sunday, October 19th.
It will be a weekend of continuous entertainment for the entire family. Attending this year’s event will be gunfighting groups from all over the southwest as well as local entertainment from Cochise County.
All entertainment will take place on Historic Allen Street, between 4th & 6th Streets and will begin at 10:00 A.M. each day and conclude at approximately 4:00 P.M. 
In addition to all the “Gunsmoke”, Dancing and Music on Historic Allen Street, the 85th Annual Helldorado Parade, (Longest continuous event after the Academy Awards) will be held on Sunday, October 19th.
The Parade will kick-off at 11:00 A.M. and proceed down Allen Street, to 2nd Street. 
Also, a visit to the Helldorado tent is a must, for purchase of Helldorado items and a chance to win a Historic Replica Revolver.
So pards, come out and enjoy Cochise County’s as well as Arizona’s most popular and longest event and see the “Old West” come alive in the “Town Too Tough to Die”. 
For any additional information, or Parade Entries you can check out the Helldorado Website at www.tombstonehelldoradodays.com or you can contact PR Director Bronco Bill at (520)266-5266, or Entertainment Director, Pat Kelly at (520)457-8012.
PLEASE RUN CONTINUOUS/KILL DATE OCTOBER 20, 2014

(POC W.F. “Bill” Pakinkis (520)266-5266)

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