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Plastic Ducks to Race for Charity in Lexington as Sixth Annual ‘Lexington Duck Derby’ Returns This Weekend
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Kentucky/The Apex Times/Jun 25, 10:30 AM EDT

Plastic Ducks to Race for Charity in Lexington as Sixth Annual ‘Lexington Duck Derby’ Returns This Weekend

The Lexington Duck Derby, part of the Sertoma Duck Race Festival, is set to return for its sixth year, with organizers using plastic ducks to raise money for local charitable work.

By The Apex Times Newsroom2 min readAI-assisted Apex article

A charity event in Lexington this weekend will feature plastic ducks racing as part of the sixth annual Lexington Duck Derby, according to coverage from WKYT that cited the Lexington Herald-Leader.

The event, which is tied to the Sertoma Duck Race Festival, is returning for a second summer cycle of fundraising and community participation after five prior editions. This year’s derby will again use race-themed competition involving plastic ducks as the public-facing centerpiece of the fundraiser.

WKYT reported that the coming weekend marks the sixth annual edition of the Lexington Duck Derby, underscoring how the event has become a recurring local tradition for collecting donations through community engagement rather than ticketed admissions alone.

Photographs accompanying the report show the derby’s race theme consistent with the Sertoma festival branding, which organizers use to draw attention from families and residents who attend local festivals and fundraising events.

While the WKYT report establishes the timing and the overall festival connection, it did not provide in the published summary additional operational details such as the specific venue within Lexington, the ticketing mechanism, or the allocation of proceeds among particular recipients.

Residents planning to attend are expected to follow guidance from event organizers in the lead-up to the weekend races, including information on where and when the plastic-duck contest will be held and how the public can participate or contribute.

Why It Matters

  • The weekend timing makes the event a near-term community fundraising opportunity for local programs supported through the Sertoma Duck Race Festival.
  • Because it is the sixth annual derby, it may reflect established patterns of resident participation and ongoing community expectations around fundraising events.
  • Local families and residents who attend festivals can expect a structured, race-themed activity centered on charitable giving rather than an admission-based attraction.
  • If residents are seeking to contribute, the next practical step is to confirm event location, timing, and participation rules through organizer instructions before the weekend.

Sources

Key Facts

  • A charity event in Lexington this weekend will include plastic ducks racing as part of the Lexington Duck Derby.
  • The derby is set to mark the sixth annual running of the event, according to WKYT’s report referencing the Lexington Herald-Leader.
  • The plastic duck races are connected to the Sertoma Duck Race Festival.
  • The event is described as a recurring community fundraiser tied to local participation.
  • In the WKYT summary, specific venue details and breakdowns of beneficiary recipients were not included.