2025 Childern's Halloween Parade
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More information on the Annual Halloween Parade Page.
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Scholarship Opportunity
JACKSON LIONS CLUB
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UPPER
DIVISION COLLEGE STUDENTS
The Jackson Lions Club is currently accepting applications for a limited number of in-college scholarships ranging from $1500 to $2000 each. These competitive scholarships are available to graduates of Amador County high schools, who are registered full-time college students of Junior or Senior standing and attending classes in the Fall 2025 school year.
Eligible candidates must:
- Have graduated from an Amador County high school (send copy of diploma).
- Be of Junior or Senior college standing, registered and attending classes full-time (min. 12 semester units or equivalent) with a good GPA.
- Provide evidence of above, after last “drop date,” by an official verification transcript (unsealed) from the registrar or attendance office of the college currently attending. Include unofficial transcripts of all previous college coursework.
- Submit all the above along with a letter describing your academic & career goals, personal qualifications, and school funding status. Include your phone, email and residential mailing address.
Mail all the above, in one package, postmarked no later than November 1, 2025 to:
Scholarship Chairman
Jackson Lions Club
P.O. Box 64, Jackson CA 95642
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Welcome to the Jackson Lions Club
The Jackson Lions Club proudly welcomes you to our website! We have served the community and our world for many decades, and our tradition continues today.
Many people ask, "What is the Lions Club?", and here's the answer in a nutshell: We are a group of committed and dedicated business people from the greater Jackson, California area who share a common belief: that service to others is a high and worthy calling. And we share this view passionately with Lions Club members all over the world. Please visit our Why We Serve page for more information about how the Lions came to be, and other information about our organization.
Here is where you'll find the latest information on our Club's many events and efforts such as Dandelion Days and our 3rd of July Fireworks Spectacular and more. You can find more detailed info on our events and activities on our "Our Programs" page.
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JACKSON LIONS CLUB JULY 3RD, 2026 FAMILY PICNIC AND FIREWORKS SHOW
Aimee Baseball Field, Detert Park, Jackson
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(Jackson) The Jackson Lions Club is pleased to announce plans for the club’s annual Third of July traditional family picnic and spectacular fireworks show at Aimee Baseball Field, Detert Park, Jackson.
On Friday, July 3, 2026, the Jackson Lions will welcome kids of all ages to Detert Park, Jackson, to celebrate Independence Day with family games, a soda/snack bar, other food vendors (Mother Lode Market, Jamba Juice and more) and a raffle for great prizes, all leading up to the spectacular fireworks show that the Lions Club is famous for providing to the community.
The snack bar and food vendors will open at 5 pm, with family games on the Aimee Baseball Field starting at 7:45 pm and the fireworks show beginning at dark, usually around 9:30 pm. Admission is free, and families should bring chairs or blankets for seating. The fireworks show will be launched from the Jackson Jr. High sports field (no members of the public are allowed there).
- Plan to park at Argonaut High School (parking lot on Argonaut Lane) and catch the free Amador Transit shuttle to Detert Park at the corner of Argonaut Lane and Westview Drive. Shuttle hours: 4:10 – 11:00 pm.
- IMPORTANT -- No illegal fireworks are allowed in Detert Park and violators will be reported to the Jackson Police Department.
- Sorry, no pop-up tents will be allowed in the parking lots for Aimee Field/Detert Park as that space is needed for parking.
- No outside vendors will be allowed to sell at the event unless specifically approved by the Jackson Lions.
The Lions are also planning to hold their annual safe and sane fireworks sale 9 am – 9 pm, Friday, June 27 (opens at 1 pm) – Friday, July 4, near the Aimee Baseball Field at Detert Park in Jackson.
All proceeds from fireworks sales and donations will support the Jackson Lions scholarship funds and support to youth groups and many other local projects. For more information, contact Jackson Lions Club July 3rd Co-Chair Todd Riebe (209) 418-9071.
Watch for more information closer to the time of the event.
Photos:
Top -- The Jackson Lions Club puts on a spectacular fireworks show on July 3rd, drawing folks from throughout the region. Photo courtesy of Todd Riebe. Bottom-- The watermelon-eating contest, gunny sack race, the water balloon toss – all part of the free, family fun planned for this year’s Jackson Lions 3rd of July celebration. Photo courtesy of Todd Riebe.
Camille Sobon was crowned 2014 Jackson Lions Rodeo Queen during a ceremony held May 24 at Evalynn Bishop Hall in Ione, Calif.
"I am speechless right now," Sobon said after the ceremony. "It was such an honor to be named Jackson Lions Rodeo Queen. I have a lot of pride in Amador County as well as the other contestants I competed against today. I've worked really hard with my horse, and I gave it my all and I'm just thrilled with the results."
The Jackson Lions Club was proud to present and host its first Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) Rodeo Sept. 13 and 14, 2014, at the Amador County Fairgrounds.
"We had to dream big," said rodeo spokesperson Todd Riebe. "The Lions motto is 'We Serve.' Every year, we raise more than $100,000 and give it all back to the community, yet it is not enough. The needs of our community have grown greater than our Club's capacity to meet them."
The Lions knew they had to develop something with the potential of being a major fundraising project in years to come. This event is the biggest undertaking the Club has had in 30 years.
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