Duck race on river.
Greenville, South Carolina witnessed a spectacular event on May 3, 2024, as the 20th annual Reedy River Duck Derby took place at Falls Park. Hosted by the Rotary Club of the Reedy River Greenville, approximately 14,000 rubber ducks raced down the river, creating a vibrant and colorful spectacle for all in attendance.
The event, which has become a beloved tradition in the community, not only brought joy to participants and spectators but also served a noble cause. Proceeds from the Duck Derby benefit local charities, making it a heartwarming and meaningful gathering for the residents of Greenville.
From families with young children to groups of friends, the Duck Derby attracted a diverse crowd, all eager to see their rubber ducks make a splash in the river. The excitement was palpable as the colorful ducks floated along the water, racing towards the finish line with the support of onlookers cheering them on.
The event not only showcased the playful spirit of the Greenville community but also underscored the spirit of giving and support for charitable causes. By participating in the Duck Derby, attendees not only enjoyed a day of entertainment but also contributed to helping those in need within the local community.
Throughout the day, there were plenty of memorable moments as families and friends enjoyed the festivities surrounding the Duck Derby. From food vendors offering delicious treats to live music adding to the festive atmosphere, the event was a true celebration of community spirit and togetherness.
As the 20th edition of the Reedy River Duck Derby, this year’s event held special significance. Over the past two decades, the Duck Derby has grown in popularity and significance, becoming a beloved tradition that brings the community together for a fun-filled day of activities and charitable giving.
As the 2024 Reedy River Duck Derby comes to a close, the Greenville community looks forward to the continued success of this annual event in the years to come. With its combination of entertainment, charitable giving, and community spirit, the Duck Derby is sure to remain a highlight on the local calendar for years to come.
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