Bel Air Lions Club to Host Third Annual Town Derby on May 18

As the evening sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over Bel Air, the Board of Town Commissioners gathered for their work session meeting, ready to tackle the agenda that lay ahead. With all but one commissioner present, the atmosphere buzzed with anticipation as they moved swiftly through the formalities, approving the meeting agenda without hesitation.

The highlight of the evening was a presentation from the Bel Air Lions Club, who brought exciting news about the upcoming Bel Air Derby scheduled for May 18. The event promises to be a vibrant celebration, drawing families and local businesses to Main Street for a day filled with racing and community spirit. A video showcased the growth of the Derby over the past two years, emphasizing its role not just as a racing event, but as a cherished community gathering.

Dave Gazace, representing the Lions Club, expressed enthusiasm for the event, noting that this year’s Derby would be the biggest yet, featuring more cars and activities than ever before. He was joined by fellow Lions Club member Amy Biondi, who has become a familiar face in the community, and although Todd Boyle was unable to attend due to illness, his contributions to the event were acknowledged.

The Derby is set to be a significant occasion for Bel Air, promising not only thrilling races but also a chance for residents to come together and celebrate their town. As the meeting progressed, it was clear that the commissioners and the Lions Club share a common goal: to foster community engagement and create memorable experiences for all. With the Derby just weeks away, excitement is building, and the town is ready to embrace the festivities.