Palace City Pre-Sturgis Party

Daredevil “Cornstar” Cole Freeman will be performing an unprecedented jump on a Harley Davidson Road Glide in front of the World’s Only Corn Palace during the annual Palace City Pre-Sturgis Party.  Cruise over to Mitchell’s Main Street for an evening jam-packed with excitement for the whole family. The Palace City Pre-Sturgis Party will take place on Mitchell’s Main Street from 5-10 p.m. on Thursday, August 2^nd with the jump schedule for 7:30 p.m.  
 
“The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally brings hundreds of bikers through Mitchell, and we want to welcome them with open arms,” said Mitchell Convention and Visitors Bureau Marking Coordinator, Emily Hennagir. “Mitchell is home to several well-known and respected custom bike entities. Many riders have made a tradition of stopping in Mitchell on their way to Sturgis. We want to continue to build on Mitchell’s reputation for being a biker-friendly city.”
 
Community members and motorcyclists from across the nation are invited to a night of stunt riders, food vendors and live music including Nashville up and comer Shelby Lee Lowe.  North Main Street from 4^th Ave to 7^th Ave. will be closed for the evening’s events. Bike only parking will be available at the south end of 4^th Ave and Main.  Food vendors and the Jack Daniel’s beverage garden will be available 5-10 p.m. Also, in attendance will be special guest, Emily Bedford, widow of Jimmy Bedford, legendary Jack Daniel’s Master Distiller and Kevin “Barrel Man” Sanders of Lynchburg, TN.
 
The “Hamsters” motorcycle organization will be in town celebrating their 40th anniversary. The Hamsters is a group of custom motorcycle enthusiasts who enjoy a good time and raising money for local charities. American Bagger Magazine will also be on site as they journey from South Carolina to Sturgis, raising funds for Bikers Against Bullies.  
 
Brian Klock, Klock Werks President & Visionary adds, “Mitchell is looking forward to welcoming the riders to our community and showcasing our unique specialty shops, museums, and the pride of over 15,000 residents who believe in hard work, growth, community and family. This is an event for all-ages, so bring the family for the Ill Conduct Thrill Show, enjoy local food vendors, live music, and more!”