IS BIGFOOT ON THE APPS? We’re not sure if the fabled forest-loving fellow requires any sorts of lists, alerts, notifications, or reminders, or even a phone, to be completely honest. After all, the moon is probably a great guide for the famous deep-woods dweller and observing how well the creeks are running probably tells Bigfoot all he needs to know about the current season. Still, the traditional, non-creek-based calendar can come into play even where the iconic cryptid is concerned, though whether he keeps a paper version stashed in a knothole of some giant redwood may be up for debate. We humans, however, should consult our schedules and note that the 64th Annual Bigfoot Daze, the spirited summertime celebration in Willow Creek, is not happening in July this go-around, but rather the final Saturday in June.
THAT’S JUNE 27, but believe that the bash is keeping its festive Fourth of July spirit strong. The theme is “Red, White & Bigfoot,” a focus that will look to our country’s grand milestone. “This year’s Bigfoot Daze will celebrate 250 years of independence by honoring the people, cultures, and traditions that make us who we are,” states the event site. “From the foods we share to the stories we carry, this is a celebration of connection, diversity, and the beauty of coming together.” One of the state’s quirkiest processions is a centerpiece of Bigfoot Daze, and other diversions lend a nostalgic note (think ice cream). It’s true that July has long been the month for this lighthearted gathering, but with Bigfoot, you have to stay on your toes. For everything happening around the Northern California hamlet, a town that has long been synonymous with the shaggy superstar, stomp by the Willow Creek Chamber site now.
IS BIGFOOT ON THE APPS? We're not sure if the fabled forest-loving fellow requires any sorts of lists, alerts, notifications, or reminders, or even a phone, to be completely honest. After all, the moon is probably a great guide for the famous deep-woods dweller and observing how well the creeks are running probably tells Bigfoot all he needs to know about the current season. Still, the traditional, non-creek-based calendar can come into play even where the iconic cryptid is concerned, though whether he keeps a paper version stashed in a knothole of some giant redwood may be up for debate. We humans, however, should consult our schedules and note that the 64th Annual Bigfoot Daze, the spirited summertime celebration in Willow Creek, is not happening in July this go-around, but rather the final Saturday in June.
THAT'S JUNE 27, but believe that the bash is keeping its festive Fourth of July spirit strong. The theme is "Red, White & Bigfoot," a focus that will look to our country's grand milestone. "This year's Bigfoot Daze will celebrate 250 years of independence by honoring the people, cultures, and traditions that make us who we are," states the event site. "From the foods we share to the stories we carry, this is a celebration of connection, diversity, and the beauty of coming together." One of the state's quirkiest processions is a centerpiece of Bigfoot Daze, and other diversions lend a nostalgic note (think ice cream). It's true that July has long been the month for this lighthearted gathering, but with Bigfoot, you have to stay on your toes. For everything happening around the Northern California hamlet, a town that has long been synonymous with the shaggy superstar, stomp by the Willow Creek Chamber site now.