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Eskimo Joe's is celebrating its 38th anniversary on Saturday, July 20th with a free kids' carnival from 9am to 12pm in their northeast parking lot. The carnival will feature face painting, games, waterslides and prizes sponsored by Dr Pepper, including a 27ft waterslide, flipper dipper and more. Free sno cones and popcorn will also be provided.
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