We’re delighted to announce that this year’s Truck Day event, orchestrated by Har Shalom, will return on May 5th (from 3 to 5 p.m.), just as it was last year. Location? The Har Shalom parking lot! Once again, Zip Moving and Storage will proudly unveil their moving truck to all intrigued attendees. But what truly excites us is the opportunity to bring smiles to the faces of our youngest guests with some special surprises in store for them.
Children will not only have the chance to marvel at trucks but also delve into the fascinating world of the moving industry. At Zip Moving and Storage, we take great pride in being part of this narrative and in educating the next generation. And here’s the best part – no tickets required! This event is open to the community. Everyone eager to join us is warmly invited to come and be a part of the experience.
What’s new? Well, this year, the first half hour of the event will be sensory-friendly, which means no loud noises or horns will be used to accommodate children.
This will be an excellent opportunity for families to learn about the moving industry and our moving services. The Truck Day will also allow attendees to meet the team that makes every move possible, discover what is going on behind the scenes, and learn about their expertise and experience in the industry. The event is a fantastic opportunity to get up close and personal with the movers and professionals behind the business.
We are incredibly excited to participate in Truck Day again and look forward to reconnecting with the community! The event will be an excellent opportunity for those looking for reliable and affordable moving services.
Truck Day is open to the public and free to attend, and Zip Moving & Storage welcomes everyone to come and visit their booth. As always, giving back to the community is important to us, and we like to help in every possible way.
Discover everything about the inner workings of the business, explore the latest trends, see our moving trucks, and take home a gift or two that will make the kids’ eyes light up. So come one, come all!
