A Shania Twain look-alike contest is scheduled to take place. The event will feature a surprise guest judge and offer a prize for the winner. A pair of Lucchese Boots will be awarded to the contest winner.
Entry to the contest is free and it will start at 6 p.m. Those interested in participating can find more information on how to RSVP.
Further details about the event are available, including how to sign up and attend.
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