ABERDEEN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Think Pink Motorcycle Rally & Crab Feast to be held Oct. 2

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The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce supports the Kaufman Cancer Center with our yearly Think Pink Event. Besides our motorcycle ride from Eisenhauer Harley Davidson, we have added an All You Can Eat Crab Feast at Festival Park, Aberdeen. You can find more information on registering at https://www.aberdeencc.org/think-pink. We have Deni Starr Band in the pavilion with some great music, Ale Craft will be set up in our food tent, our cornhole tournament is back with cash prizes and don’t forget to buy a raffle ticket on our baskets of cheer

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What: Think Pink Motorcycle Rally & Crab Feast

When: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2022 AT 10 PM UTC+08

Where: 60 N Parke St, Aberdeen, MD 21001-2436, United States

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