SEQUIM — Feel like strutting your stuff in a clever costume and parading around the track at Sequim High School?
Give it your best shot Saturday morning at one of the Sequim Irrigation Festival’s most popular events.
One catch: You have to be younger than 18.
But it’s worth it, says Mona Gates — a mom whose children are regulars in the festival’s annual Kids Parade.
“That parade is a priority in our household,” Gates told members of the Sequim-Dungeness Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon this week.
Photo opportunities abound at the Kids Parade, and organizers of the 109th Irrigation Festival — the state’s longest consecutively running community event of its kind — promise another fabulous show.
Kids donning costumes honoring this year’s butterfly theme may come to the high school football field at 10 a.m. Saturday to line up for a spot in the parade.
Judging begins at 10:30, and the parade itself starts at 11.
