West Seattle Junction Harvest Fest was a Halloween party and fall fun rolled into one
West Seattle Junction Harvest Fest was a Halloween party and fall fun rolled into one
Sharon and Judi ran the booth for the Chili Cookoff during the West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival. This was the 8th annual.
Photo by Patrick Robinson
Sun, 10/27/2019
The West Seattle Junction was home to the 8th annual Harvest Festival on Sunday October 27 with hundreds of costumed characters of all shapes and sizes roaming through the streets collecting candy and enjoying the music, booths from merchants, the Farmers Market and much more.
The Chili Cook Off whose proceeds went to benefit the West Seattle Food Bank (now merged with West Seattle Helpline) cost $10. For the third year in a row Duos (catering) took first place followed by Easy Street Records Cafe and Elliott Bay Brewhouse.
The event also featured a parade around the junction with the West Seattle High School Marching Band and local merchants offering candy for the kids (and the bigger kids too).
Framed by a posing board flowers were highlighted by the sun. Photo by Patrick Robinson Stan Phillip Richards was out front running the "fishing" booth for the West Seattle Eagles. Photo by Patrick Robinson Sound Painting Solutions had a putting green. Photo by Patrick RobinsonStephanie held up a promo pumpkin for Pecos Pit BBQ. Photo by Patrick Robinson Outer Space from Alki was hanging up some planets. Photo by Patrick RobinsonThe grim reaper was very happy. Photo by Patrick Robinson The West City Rope Ninjas were performing on the street. Photo by Patrick Robinson R2D2 made an appearance. Photo by Patrick Robinson Chili Cook off participants were lined up. photo by Patrick RobinsonGina, Phil Tavel and Phil's son were on hand. Photo by Patrick Robinson. Bubble wrap made an effective costume. photo by Patrick Robinson
