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Saturday brings a vintage fair, a Veterans Day parade and a sci-fi expo to Clarksville

The Daily Clarksville teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you're looking for something to do Saturday, Nov. 7, Clarksville has a full slate. The Clarksville-Montgomery County Veterans Day Parade rolls through downtown at 10 a.m., with pre-parade ceremonies at 9 a.m. on the County Courthouse lawn on Third Street. Over at , the Vintage Fair runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Saturday's three big events run from morning to afternoon

EventTimeCost
Vintage Fair9 a.m.-4 p.m.$7 for adults
Veterans Day Parade10 a.m.Free
Sci-Fi/Fantasy ExpoFrom 1 p.m.Free

Then there's the 15th annual Science Fiction and Fantasy Expo at the Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library. It features a cosplay contest, tabletop gaming and character meet-and-greets. Clarksville Now lists it as 1-5 p.m., while the library's announcement in Clarksville Online says 1-4 p.m. Dressing up is encouraged.

  • Vintage Fair: 1100 Dunlop Lane, with food trucks
  • Expo location: 350 Pageant Lane
  • Parade and expo: both free

Saturday's events by the numbers

Over 130
vendors at the Vintage Fair
$7
for adults at the Vintage Fair
15th
annual Science Fiction and Fantasy Expo

Sources: Clarksville Now, Clarksville Online

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