From a family of Legos to a cone of cotton candy, Olaf from “Frozen” to Death and her hand-maidens, creativity was on display Saturday during Coupeville’s annual Torchlight Parade.
From a family of Legos to a cone of cotton candy, Olaf from “Frozen” to Death and her hand-maidens, creativity was on display Saturday during Coupeville’s annual Torchlight Parade.
The procession, which began at Cook’s Corner Park, wound through Front Street before the bevy of colorful characters gathered to hear this year’s costume contest and Scarecrow Corridor winners announced.
Thanks to the community’s generosity, families in need can enjoy a Thanksgiving feast.
The presentation will help identify the main flora and fauna species in Whidbey forests.
A performer hopes to bring the community together with her multi-media, one-woman show.
