Peanut Parade Rules and Registration

We ask that you practice safety at all times. No person, entity or otherwise will be allowed to throw any object to the crowd during the parade (i.e. candy). No one will be allowed to exhibit speed, perform burnouts, wheelies or perform any unsafe driving practice. This includes all motorized and non-motorized vehicles. Persons driving or pulling high performance vehicles or otherwise exhibiting any item considered as a fire hazard, by the parade chairman, will be required to have a fire extinguisher on board and in sight. Parade exhibits must be eligible to enter a parade division. Strict adherence to these rules will be enforced. Entry to and dismissal from the parade is at the discretion of the parade chairman. The rules include, but are not limited to the above. Any and all horses registered, whether in a club, group or singular must provide a current Coggins test. This current Coggins test must be no older than one year from the date of the festival. Proof of test must be provided before parade entry registration can be filled out to receive your number. This year’s parade divisions will include: Queen Contestant’s Float Club/Civic Organization Float Commercial Float Band Antique Auto/Tractor (pre-1940) Classic Auto/Tractor (1940 to 1969) Special Group (i.e. drill teams, Scouts) Youth under 12 (except on bikes or horses) Riding Clubs Horse or Mule Drawn Vehicle Horseback Riders Dignitaries and Political Candidates are also encouraged to be part of our parade. Trophies will be given to the top two entries. Participant Line-up and Registration begins at 8:30am at the intersection of Myrtle Street and Oak Street in front of the Grapeland High School. For more info and questions, contact: Penny Webb (936.204.3678)