Pompano Beach Postpones Annual Sandcastle Building Contest

Pompano Beach Postpones Annual Sandcastle Building ContestPompano Beach Postpones Annual Sandcastle Building Contest Pompano Beach officials have regretfully announced the postponement of their highly anticipated Annual Sandcastle Building Contest due to unforeseen circumstances. The decision was made after careful consideration and consultation with experts. The safety and well-being of participants and spectators are paramount, and the ongoing challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic have made it impossible to hold a safe and enjoyable event this year. “We are deeply saddened to have to postpone this cherished tradition,” said Mayor Rex Hardin. “Sandcastle building is a beloved activity in Pompano Beach, and we know how much our residents and visitors look forward to showcasing their creativity and skills.” The city is actively exploring alternative ways to celebrate the spirit of sandcastle building while ensuring the safety of all involved. They are considering hosting a virtual contest or a smaller-scale event with stringent safety measures in place. “Our goal is to find a solution that will allow us to continue the tradition of sandcastle building in a way that is safe and meaningful for our community,” said Parks and Recreation Director Barry Smith. Participants who had already registered for the contest will receive a full refund. The city hopes to announce new plans for a modified event in the coming weeks. Residents and visitors are encouraged to stay tuned for updates on the Annual Sandcastle Building Contest by visiting the city’s website or social media pages.