Capitol Frog Jump Celebrates 50 Years and America's 250th Birthday
Capitol frog jump marks 50th year and celebrates America’s 250th birthday
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The 50th annual Capitol Frog Jump took place at the California State Capitol, featuring lawmakers and staff showcasing their frog-jumping skills. This year's event also celebrates America's 250th birthday and promotes the upcoming Calaveras County Fair and Jumping Frog Jubilee.
- 01The Capitol Frog Jump is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
- 02Frogs for the event are sourced from Calaveras County.
- 03This year's event honors America's 250th birthday.
- 04Organizers are refurbishing painted frog statues from 25 years ago.
- 05The Calaveras County Fair and Jumping Frog Jubilee starts on May 14.
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The 50th annual Capitol Frog Jump was held on the west side of the California State Capitol, attracting lawmakers, Capitol staff, and media participants eager to demonstrate their frog-jumping abilities. The frogs used in the competition are sourced from Calaveras County, and the event serves as a promotional activity for the upcoming Calaveras County Fair and Jumping Frog Jubilee, which begins on May 14. This year, the event also commemorates America's 250th birthday. Organizers are currently working to locate and refurbish painted frog statues that were part of the Jubilee 25 years ago; they have successfully tracked down 24 out of 28 original statues and aim to have a dozen ready for display during the Jubilee festivities.
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The Capitol Frog Jump fosters community engagement and promotes local events, enhancing tourism and local pride.
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