It’s Edmonds Scarecrow Festival time, sponsored by the Edmonds Historical Museum, and photographer Lee Lageschulte shares these entries.
Entrants are now able to register their scarecrow on the Museum’s newly-revamped Scarecrow Festival website, which includes critical dates, an updated FAQ, and even a set of easy “how to build a scarecrow” instructions. The deadline to enter is this Thursday, Oct. 15.
Beginning Oct. 16, citizens will join in the fun by casting votes online at the museum’s website to determine the best scarecrow in six categories. The winners will be announced on Nov. 2.
If you need help or more information, email the museum (info@historicedmonds.org) or call the Scarecrow Hotline (425-774-0900).
I really wish they would consider doing another digital map of the scarecrows this year. It was definitely a lot of fun to check that out in years past with the Google Map add on.
There are already a lot of great entries this year, and with the Halloween festival shut, it has been very nice to tour around Edmonds and see the decorations that people have made.
My little granddaughter LOVES seeing the scarecrows on our walks. Will be happy to see them again!