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Get your ducks in a row at the 20th annual Reedy River Duck Derby

Whether you bought a flock of ducks to race or are just spectating, the Reedy River Duck Derby is fun for the whole family.

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The future of Greenville is so bright, these ducks have to wear shades. | Photo by The Reedy River Duck Derby

Duck, duck, goose Greenville. The 20th annual Reedy River Duck Derby is taking over Falls Park this Saturday, May 4 at 2:30p.m.

What is the Duck Derby?

The Duck Derby is an annual fundraiser held by The Rotary Club of the Reedy River Greenville — a club, made up of “service-minded individuals,” who are involved in many service projects throughout Greenville County.

What happens at the event?

Picture this: You’re relaxing by the falls. Suddenly, you hear a bell and millions (okay more like ~14,000) rubber ducks start cascading down the waterfall with one goal in mind... winning one of these cool prizes.

How can I get involved?

It’s not too late to adopt your own duck (you can get a single duck or a pack) + you can also volunteer for the event.

Trust us, it’s a ducking good time.

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