The new event didn’t have the mass appeal of, say, the Route 66 Blowout, but it drew enough of an interested crowd to be worth repeating, and has the potential to get larger and more spectacular each year.
“It’s always exciting when an award is won on a project that you’ve been involved in and has brought a positive impact to your community.”
Sapulpa brought home not one, but three awards—one for the Christmas Chute, and two for Gasoline Alley Classics.
Three of Sapulpa’s most successful projects were made finalists in the awards: The Route 66 Christmas Chute, Sapulpa’s “Rumble Fish Alley” development, and the new local business “Gasoline Alley Classics.”
Steven McClenathan is $500 richer this Christmas, after winning the final ticket to the 2022 Sapulpa Main Street Jingle Bells Sweepstakes—or to hear him tell it, his wife is $500 richer.
Nobody does a car show like Sapulpa—and Sapulpa Main Street’s 33rd Annual Route 66 Blowout was amazing! See the photos!
TSW is working with city staff and a steering committee to create guidelines focused on the historic district. The project is expected to be completed by early 2023.
A new QR-driven “Walking Tour” highlights Sapulpa’s historic downtown buildings in a new way.
A show that the organizers say they’ve been trying to make happen for years finally did, and boy was it great.
See the winners and learn what made this year’s contest extra special.
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