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Pioneer Days is the historical name of an annual community event in Chico, California celebrated the week prior to Pioneer Day, the first Saturday in May. Chico has a history of "May Day Parades" dating back to the late 19th century.

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6-464: Pioneer Days may refer to: Pioneer Days (Chico, California) , an annual community event Pioneer Days (1930 film) , a Mickey Mouse short Pioneer Days (1940 film) , a Western film by Harry S. Webb Pioneer Days, an annual festival held in Kalida, Ohio See also [ edit ] Pioneer Day , a Utah state holiday Topics referred to by

12-565: A fun-loving Whiskerino club in Sacramento extended a "charter" to William Mclaughlin of Chico. In 1986 Playboy Magazine named Chico State the "Number One Party School" in the nation. University President Robin Wilson met with city officials including City Manager Fred Davis, and Police Chief, John Bullerjahn with the goal of transforming the reputation by ending the parties directly with police intervention. The following year Playboy sent

18-559: A photographer to Chico State to photograph female students for its "Women of the Top Party Colleges" pictorial as part of its annual Back to School issue. On 25 April, riots broke out between revelers and police during the Pioneer Days celebration, prompting President Wilson to cancel all further events that year. In 1990 President Wilson officially condemned the 70-year-old tradition and he later later announced an end to

24-547: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Pioneer Days (Chico, California) In 1915, the first parade that would later come to be called the Pioneer Day Parade was held on the downtown streets of Chico as a celebration of Chico Normal School's Senior Day. This tradition would continue as a celebration of local heritage under various names including Rancho Chico Days, and Celebration of People. In 1922,

30-547: The celebrations. The tradition was revived the next year as Rancho Chico Days, and again in 1996 as the Celebration of People. The name Pioneer Days was brought back and has continued to now. One exception was 2020, when it was scrapped caused by the COVID-19 pandemic . 39°43′42″N 121°50′20″W  /  39.7283°N 121.8389°W  / 39.7283; -121.8389 This California -related article

36-420: The same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Pioneer Days . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pioneer_Days&oldid=969114528 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

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