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Advance Onion Fest tickets and T-shirts at the Weslaco Chamber

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Contact: Laura Espinoza or Martha Noell at
956-968-2102

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Purchase advance Onion Fest tickets and T-shirts at the Weslaco Chamber

Texas Onion Fest 2012 will be going on Saturday and Sunday, March 24 &
25 at Weslaco City Park.  Buy your advance tickets for the "Onion
Round-up" at the Weslaco Area Chamber of Commerce, 255 S. Texas, and
avoid waiting in line to purchase them at the gate.

Two-day tickets are available pre-sale ONLY, $8 for adults, $7 for
Seniors.  There will be plenty to see and do on both days, so take
advantage of the savings!  One-day tickets are also available for
purchase.  Kids 12 and under get in free on Sunday, and must be
accompanied by an adult.

While purchasing your tickets, be sure to grab an "Onion Round-up"
t-shirt!  The shirts are available in sizes Small, Medium, Large, and
X-Large for $10 each. Children sizes medium and large will also be
available for $10.  A limited quantity of size XX-Large T-shirts are
on sale for $15 each. T-shirts will also be for sale at the festival
grounds all day Saturday and Sunday, March 24th and 25that the Valley
Central.com Information Booth.

Texas Onion Fest is a two-day event featuring live entertainment, food
booths, dancing horse show, cooking demonstrations, recipe and onion
eating contests, a kids zone, car show and MUCH more!  Gate admission
is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors, $3 for children (3 yrs. and younger
get in free).  Kids 12 yrs. and under get in free on Sunday.

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Laura Espinoza, Marketing Director
Weslaco Area Chamber of Commerce
956.968.2102 office
956.968.6451 fax
www.weslaco.com

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