Greater Governor Mifflin League’s Annual Community Days Returns July 5-10

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A full Week of delicious food, live music, and entertainment will return July 5th to the Governor Mifflin High School campus in the 45th annual Greater Governor Mifflin League Community Days.

After a year off due to Covid-19, this year’s Community Days will be held from Monday July 5th to Saturday July 10th and has two presenting sponsors – Seidel Auto Group and M&T Bank.

The Greater Governor Mifflin League prides itself on presenting the best Free Entertainment in Berks with national acts and well-known regional bands as well as its Spectacular Fireworks Display to conclude the festival each year on Saturday night.

File Photo: GGML Community Days 2019 event.

Founded in 1976, the Greater Governor Mifflin League is a non-profit organization devoted to giving back to the community. Every year since, the GGML has presented a unique community fair featuring food, games, rides, and some of the best regional entertainment, including a spectacular “One-of-a-Kind” Fireworks finale which will culminate this year on Saturday, July 10th.

Its main goal has been to return proceeds from the fair back into the community in the form of contributions to local fire companies, ambulance associations, scout troops, school projects, community projects, and scholarships, just to name a few. In its history, the GGML has given $500,000 back to the Governor Mifflin community.

Plan your Community Days visit

Monday July 5: Opening Night with Shillington’s own Uptown Band, The Belle Tones, Flag Ceremony by the Patriotic Order Sons of America, Special $25.00 Bracelet Ride Price with Penn Valley Shows ($3.00 coupon available on pennvalleyshows.com).

Tuesday July 6: The ever-popular Go Go Gadjet making their 2nd appearance at Community Days, Pound Fitness by Full Throttle Fitness Factory, and Special $25.00 Bracelet Ride Price with Penn Valley Shows.

Wednesday July 7: The Mahoney Brothers presents Jukebox Heroes & Long Live the Beatles, 14-Year Old Singer/Songwriter Noah Gibney, Wacky Patti Balloons and Fun, and Character Night ft. Slapshot from The Reading Royals and Chip from Zoo Much Fun.

Thursday July 8: Rick K. and the Allnighters, Award-Winning Elvis Tribute Artist Jeff Krick, Jr., Berks County Harley Owners Group, Flying Dutchmen Aeromodelers, and Special $25.00 Bracelet Ride Price with Penn Valley Shows.

Friday July 9: Blues night with The Dave Mell Blues Band, Lil’ Ragu Blues Band, Governor Mifflin Graduate Cody Tyler, and the 8th Annual Car Cruise.

Saturday July 10: Berks County’s #1 Spectacular Fireworks Display, Fourplay, and The Rockers.

2021 Community Days Preview

Community Days also has a large raffle drawing on Saturday night, as well as nightly 50/50 Raffle and nightly Pick-a-Prize Auction.

Main presenting sponsors include Seidel Auto Group and M&T Bank. Greater Governor Mifflin League would also like to thank all of the Gold sponsors, including: Klee Funeral Home, Dairy Queen of Exeter & Kenhorst, Geoff Penske Buick-GMC, The White & Lord Group at Morgan Stanley, The Loomis Co., Renninger & Associates, Alltemp Enterprise, Inc., Denise Semler at Capstone Land Transfer, LLC, Shillington Eye Associates, Wyomissing Structures, The Law Office of Barbara Kern-Dietrich, LLC, MGS Insurance LLP, Dennis Wahl Excavating, Fulton Bank, Kraft Code Services, Wegmans, Comfort Pro, Inc., Bellairs Real Estate & Appraisals, Blankenbiller Electric, Aftan Engineering, Township of Cumru, Township of Brecknock, Riverfront Credit Union, Katie Broskey-Realtor Keller Williams Platinum Realty, Lawley Disposal, Alvernia University, The Medicine Shoppe, Victor Emmanuel II, Schlouch, Inc., IB Dickinson & Sons Crane Service, and Kasper TV & Appliance.

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Each year the GGML organizes a week-long community fair known as “Greater Mifflin Community Days” which enables local organizations to raise funds and also bring the community closer together. The fair is held on the campus of the Governor Mifflin Middle and Senior High Schools. There are generally more than 45 food and game stands as well as amusement rides. Nightly entertainment is provided free of charge. The week-long event is climaxed on the Saturday following the 4th of July with a fabulous fireworks display.