Community Breakfast and Sugar Days! June 17th!

Community Breakfast and Sugar Days Saturday, June 17th

Our annual Community breakfast and Sugar Days celebration is fast approaching.

New date this year

Based on community and vendor feedback, the city council changed the date of this year's event to June 17th. The date in July was getting so much competition from Independence Day, the big Rigby car show and drag races, family reunions, and Pioneer Day.

We'll give mid-June a try this year and see if this date works well.

Community Breakfast and Sugar Days

The breakfast will kick off at 8am and run till 10am. Stone's Toyota is sponsoring and serving the breakfast again this year. They have been our sponsor for many years, and we are grateful!

The bounce houses and obstacles courses and other events and activities will begin after the breakfast.

We're resurrecting our community talent showcase this year. We invite all you talented people in Sugar City to sign up and perform!

We are also planning on having a live band concert.

Vendors Wanted!

Set up a booth or information table at Sugar Days. Food, clothes, collections and collectibles, video games, books, blankets, jewelry, ice cream, T-shirts, pet grooming, face painting, and more!

We invite you to come and enjoy the day and make some friends and some money with your own booth.

Sponsors Needed!

We're always looking for sponsors for our celebration. We have need for sponsors for the bounce houses and other events, for volunteer t-shirts, for raffle ticket prizes for the kids, and for many other fun activities for Sugar Days. Please support our great community and become a Sugar Days sponsor.

Volunteers Appreciated!

We can't make events like this happen without lots of help from the community. Please volunteer to help with the planning, the prep, the day of, or the clean-up.

Contact City Hall

For more information, to volunteer to help, to get a vendor spot, or to become a sponsor, please contact City Hall at (208) 356-7561.

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