Boulder City’s fall tradition turns 30 this year, and organizers are marking the milestone with a car show and a beer garden. The Wurst Festival returns to Bicentennial Park on Saturday, September 26, running from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., according to CityofBoulderCityNV
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The one-day celebration is presented by the Boulder City Sunrise Rotary, and this year’s live auction, running from 4 to 6 p.m., features the vintage Model A as its headline item, according to Boulder City Social. Alongside the big-ticket auction item, organizers are running a $1 basket drawing and a $3,000 electric-bike giveaway, per the same source. Volunteer Rotarians will also be busy at the grill, serving more than 4,000 bratwursts, sausages, and hot dogs over the course of the day, according to Vegas4Locals.
A Festival Built to Fund a Safer Graduation Night
Behind the brats and beer garden lies a serious purpose. Proceeds from the Wurst Festival primarily fund the Sunrise Rotary’s annual drug- and alcohol-free All-Night Graduation Party for Boulder City High School seniors, according to the Boulder City Review. That event gives graduating seniors a supervised celebration with food, games, and gifts on one of the riskiest nights of the year for teen drivers…