Progressive Insurance St. Louis Boat & Sportshow 2012
Passing along information about the St. Louis Boat & Sportshow that starts today at America's Center, through Feb. 12.
This article is 13 years old. It was published on February 8, 2012.
Beat the Freeze at the Progressive Insurance St. Louis Boat & Sportshow, February 8-12, 2012 | ||
58th Annual Show Brings Best of Boating and Outdoors to St. Louis for Summer Fun in February | ||
St. Louis, Mo. (January 19, 2012) – With new hands-on education, specials on hundreds of boats and outdoor accessories, plus several new attractions, there’s no better place for a summer escape than the 2012 Progressive Insurance St. Louis Boat & Sportshow. The 2012 show not only offers attendees an outdoor shopping paradise in the middle of winter, but also plenty of activities for the whole family to enjoy, from scuba diving to DIY seminars at Fred’s Shed. “The 2012 Progressive Insurance St. Louis Boat & Sportshow is the best place to start gearing up for summer fun with hundreds of boats for sale from top dealers in the region, enabling visitors to compare prices, take advantage of big sales and board boats all under one roof,” said Mark Adams, show manager. “This event is a family favorite for St. Louis, offering not only the best deals on boats and outdoor products, but also entertaining and interactive features that get everyone thinking about the warmer months ahead. There’s no better winter destination to discover the outdoors!” Special features at the 2012 Progressive Insurance St. Louis Boat & Sportshow include: Hands-on Learning: DIY Boat Repairs, Fishing Skills, SCUBA and More! Whether interests lie in motor repairs, lures and baits, or “diving deep,” these features offer something for everyone.
Just for Kids! Bring the kids along to enjoy the outdoors and beat cabin fever this winter. There are plenty of fun activities including:
Returning Favorites: Nautical History, Leaping Dogs, and Turkey Calling & Owl Hooting- These favorites never get old at the Progressive Insurance St. Louis Boat & Sportshow:
When: Wednesday through Sunday, February 8 - 12, 2012 Admission: $10 – Adults (16 years & older) Web: For more information and to pre-shop the show, visit StLouisBoatShow.com. Be a part of the conversation – become a fan on Facebook. About the Progressive Insurance St. Louis Boat & Sportshow: The Progressive Insurance St. Louis Boat & Sportshow is produced by the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA), the world’s largest producer of boat shows and the leading association representing the recreational boating industry. NMMA member companies produce more than 80 percent of the boats, engines, trailers, accessories and gear used by boaters and anglers throughout the U.S. and Canada. The association is dedicated to industry growth through programs in public policy advocacy, market statistics and research, product quality assurance and promotion of the boating lifestyle. For more information, visit www.nmma.org. About Progressive Progressive makes it easy to understand, buy, and use vehicle insurance. Progressive offers choices so consumers can reach us whenever, wherever, and however it’s most convenient for them—online at progressive.com, by phone at 1-800-PROGRESSIVE, or in-person with a local agent. |
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