West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival returns October 27th

(WSB photo from first West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival, October 2012)
Last year, the annual West Seattle Junction Association-presented trick-or-treating event expanded into something new – and wildly popular from the very start: The WS Junction Harvest Festival, closing the street in the heart of The Junction for fun, games, a temporarily relocated Farmers’ Market, *and* trick-or-treating. And WSJA executive director Susan Melrose has just announced they’ll do it again for a second year!

Sunday, October 27th – 10 am – 2 pm
 
The West Seattle Junction Association is pleased to announce our second annual Harvest Festival.  Last year was awesome!  This event brought together our community in so many ways.  Our weekly farmers market took to the streets with color and flair, our local non-profits and business brought free kids activities and games, the West Seattle High School marching band led hundreds in a costume parade, and Junction brick-and-mortar businesses hosted their long standing Trick-or-Treat event.  The costumes were incredible… kudos West Seattle!  Let’s do it again!
 
If you’d like to help make it great:
 
1. Host a Booth:  Have your non-profit, school, business or club host an activity booth. 
2. Volunteer: The first shift helps close the streets at 6 am and second shifts helps direct booth hosts at 8 am.
3. Sponsor: While we’re running a low budget and free event with volunteer staff, closing the street is still expensive, and sponsors will help make this event possible.
 
Details on these ways to get involved are at wsjunction.org. See you there!

3 Replies to "West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival returns October 27th"

  • Mike September 5, 2013 (2:53 pm)

    Yay! We took some out-of-towners last year and it was a big success. Will be there again this year for sure.

  • Kirsten September 6, 2013 (12:37 pm)

    I followed the link and there doesn’t seem to be any info about this event or ways to get involved on the wsjunction blog.

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