Hydro Fever Benefit for PNBRA
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The Hydro Fever event is an annual open house and memorabilia swap meet hosted by the Hydroplane and Raceboat Museum in Kent, WA.
It brings together hydroplane enthusiasts, collectors, and race fans to celebrate the Pacific Northwest's historic and beloved powerboat racing culture. The event focuses on vintage hydroplanes, boat racing nostalgia, and community gathering.
Key activities at the open house include:
Swap Meet & Garage Sale: Collectors and fans buy, sell, and trade vintage hydroplane memorabilia, pins, buttons, and gear.
Boat Displays: Restored unlimited hydroplanes and race boats from the museum's world-class collection are put on display, often accompanied by live engine start-ups and demonstrations.
Community Support: Proceeds from the table registrations often go to supporting organizations like the Pacific Northwest Boat Racing Association.
Lunch: $10 includes the choice of a Burger or a Brat plus chips and a soda/water. Lunch served 12 - 2pm
It brings together hydroplane enthusiasts, collectors, and race fans to celebrate the Pacific Northwest's historic and beloved powerboat racing culture. The event focuses on vintage hydroplanes, boat racing nostalgia, and community gathering.
Key activities at the open house include:
Swap Meet & Garage Sale: Collectors and fans buy, sell, and trade vintage hydroplane memorabilia, pins, buttons, and gear.
Boat Displays: Restored unlimited hydroplanes and race boats from the museum's world-class collection are put on display, often accompanied by live engine start-ups and demonstrations.
Community Support: Proceeds from the table registrations often go to supporting organizations like the Pacific Northwest Boat Racing Association.
Lunch: $10 includes the choice of a Burger or a Brat plus chips and a soda/water. Lunch served 12 - 2pm
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Where is it happening?
5917 S 196th St, Kent, WA, United States, Washington 98032
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Host or PublisherHydroplane and Raceboat Museum
