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The whole Coastside is taking on an autumnal orange blush in advance of the 45th annual Half Moon Bay Art and Pumpkin Festival. It’s a celebration of that glowing orange gourd that grows
so well here, with all kinds of autumnal and Halloween-flavored tastes, sights and fun. Look inside for some of the highlights of the festival and a schedule of events. Enjoy Half Moon Bay's signature event!
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Former Giants Pitcher to lead the Festival paradeFormer San Francisco Giants pitch-er Dave Dravecky will serve as grand marshal for the Half Moon Bay Art and Pumpkin Festival parade. The parade begins at noon on Saturday on Main Street.In 1987, Dravecky provided a spark for the Giants in a heated postseason series with the St. Louis Cardinals. He is per-haps best known as a cancer survivor and motivational speaker.“Dave Dravecky is one of the most inspirational and respected play-ers in San Francisco Giants history," said Cameron Palmer, chairman of the festival committee in a prepared statement. “We cherish our deep and time-honored connection to legends of the black and orange and are delighted and thrilled he has accepted our invitation to serve as pa-rade grand marshal this year.”
Fuel up before starting the dayTo launch your day with a good carbo-load, the Half Moon Bay High School varsity bas-ketball team will fire up the griddle to host the traditional pancake breakfast complete with regular or pumpkin pancakes, butter and maple syrup, sausage links, fresh or-ange juice, and plenty of Peet's Coffee. Cost is $10. Saturday and Sunday morning from 7 to 11 a.m. in Mac Dutra Plaza, Main Street at Kelly Avenue.
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1,969 pounds of fun An Oregon grower took home his third Half Moon Bay World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off title at the Oct. 12 event. Steve Daletas of Pleasant Hill, Ore. took home $11,814 for his winning gourd, which weighed 1,969 pounds. Daletas has entered the Half Moon Bay event on and off the last 20 years and has won it twice before, in 2001 and 2003. "It feels good," Daletas said. "This is one of the biggest weigh-offs in the world. To win in Half Moon Bay is always at the top of the list." Daletas beat out California siblings Ron and Karen Root, whose gourd weighed in at 1,806 pounds, to claim the top prize in the 42nd annual weigh-off. Jack LaRou of Tenino, Wash. came in third place with a 1,685 pound pumpkin.
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Schedule of Events 2015 Pumpkin Festival
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12
7 a.m., Safeway World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off, IDES Grounds, 735 Main Street
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
7 a.m., Pancake Breakfast, Mac Dutra Plaza, Main St. @ Kelly Ave.
9 a.m., Festival Opens
10 a.m., Costume Contest, HMB Library Parking Lot, 620 Correas St.
12 noon, Great Pumpkin Parade
2 p.m., Pie Eating Contest (age 11 and under), Bank of America lot
2:15 p.m., Pie Eating Contest (age 12 and over), Bank of America lot
5 p.m., Festival Closes
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18
7 a.m., Pancake Breakfast, Mac Dutra Plaza, Main St. @ Kelly Ave.
8 a.m., Pumpkin Run/Walk on Coastside Trail
5K Run, 5K Walk, & Kids Fun Run (under age 12) and Pumpkin Power 5k Obsta-cle Challenge. Starts At Hatch School (Kelly Ave. @ Hwy. 1). Run Info: 650-712-7322 or www.seniorcoastsiders.org
9 a.m., Festival Opens
10 a.m., Pumpkin Carving for Fun (not a contest), Bank of America lot
2 p.m., Pie Eating Contest (age 11 and under), Bank of America lot
2:15 p.m., Pie Eating Contest (age 12 and over), Bank of America lot
5 p.m., Festival Closes
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Marvel at the pie-eating contestGet up close and personal for this hilarious test of unbridled power-eating. Huge, gasping audiences gather to witness this stunning spectacle with each participant devouring and “wearing” an 8-inch Safeway pumpkin pie heaped high with whipped cream. Panache and style go a long way with audi-ence judges. “To me, the pie-eating contest embod-ies the essence of Pumpkin Festival,” said Wilbur Collins, the spiritual and emotional leader of the contest organizing team for many years. “It encour-ages participation, it’s loads of fun, and it’s open to everyone.” Contests take place on both Saturday and Sunday, age 11 and under at 2 p.m., age 12 and over at 2:15 p.m. It’s in the Family Fun Zone in the Bank of America parking lot, 620 Main St.
Carve a pumpkinNoncompetitive pumpkin carving takes place in the Family Fun Zone. It is not a contest, there’s no judg-ing or awards … it’s simply for fun. Pumpkins and carving knives are provided. Create your very own masterpiece anytime between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Take 5 in the loungeSports fans have a place to kick back and catch NFL and NCAA football, and MLB playoff games on a giant LED screen in the Comcast Take 5 Lounge. It’s the perfect spot to take a break. Couch potatoes and sports fans will find the comfort and enjoyment of their own living room without ever leaving the event.
How often do you get to see and touch a mas-sive, hard-to-believe, larger-than-life one-ton pumpkin, let alone get to have your photo taken alongside something so extraordinary? Photos with the grand champion gourd will be available for $15. Your awesome one-of-a-kind photo will be snapped and instantly printed for a special take-home keepsake. Photo sales benefit the Cabrillo Education Foundation. The photo booth is at the corner of Main and Miramontes streets.
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World’s largest pumpkin sculptureThe world’s largest pumpkin sculpture will be dis-played at both the festival and weigh-off. Lake Ta-hoe-based artist Peter Hazel, whose family has ties to the very first Pumpkin Festival, is the brilliant creator of the massive mosaic sculpture that mea-sures 12 feet long, 11 feet high and weighs 10,000 pounds. But, unlike other giant pumpkins, this one is made of steel, cement, and ceramic tile. “It’s only fitting for Half Moon Bay to have the world’s biggest mosaic pumpkin sculpture,” said Cam-eron Palmer, Pumpkin Festival chairman. Palmer hatched the idea with Hazel and commissioned the piece. Hazel plans to attend both the weigh-off and festival. Stop by the pumpkin sculpture to meet its creator.
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Take part in the Pumpkin RunThe Pumpkin Run will be held at 8 a.m. on Sun-day at Hatch Elementary School on Kelly Avenue, just west of Highway 1. The run follows a modified course on the scenic Coastal Trail and features a 5K run, 5K walk and Kids Fun Run plus the Pump-kin Power 5K Obstacle Challenge to benefit Senior Coastsiders. Call 712-7322 or visit www.senior-coastsiders.org. Wear your costume!
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11 AM - 12 PM, Andy Z
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2 PM, Pie Eating Contests
3 PM, Smashing Pumpkins: Battle of the Bands
SAFEWAY FAMILY STAGE, BANK OF AMERICA LOT (Sun., OCT. 18)
9 AM – 9:45 AM, Bob At Large
10 AM – 10:45 AM, Bob At Large
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Visit the haunted house ... if you dareThe haunted Johnston Barn features live (undead) actors from the Coastside Young Actors Workshop alongside audio-animatronic figures, projected and transparent ghosts, intense lighting, sound, and fog effects. The real treat is the young actors themselves — students from grade school through high school trained in the art of improvisation and playing for an audience. The theme of each room is based on a script, but the performers are able to interact and play with the visitors’ reactions, making each tour a unique experience. The barn is located behind the historic jail at 505 Johnston Street. Admission is $7 per person. Children 3 and under are free.
Witness the costume contestHundreds of ghosts, goblins, ghouls and more mod-el their ingeniously creative Halloween attire in the costume contest. It’s a popular, time-honored fes-tival tradition before walking in the big parade. The costume contest is open to all ages with individu-al and group divisions. It takes place at 10 a.m. on Saturday in the Half Moon Bay Library parking lot, at Church and Correas streets. Festive food!
Dig in and help fatten the coffers of communi-ty groups while savoring mouthwatering, pump-kin-infused treats. Try some pumpkin pancakes, pumpkin pie, pumpkin bread, pumpkin cake rolls, pumpkin cheesecake, pumpkin cookies, pumpkin ice cream, pumpkin smoothies, pump-kin churros … you get the idea. Then, move onto the next course with coastal favorites like Brus-sels sprouts steeped in a zesty marinara sauce, and artichoke hearts steamed with an aromatic blend of garlic, olive oil, and herbs. And that just scratches the surface. There will be Portuguese linguisa and Italian sausage sandwiches, chick-en, pork and beef tamales, hot beef sandwich-es, corn dogs, roasted turkey legs and, new this year, Dungeness crab and shrimp sandwiches.
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California’s coastline is a welcoming, wonderful home to everything from surfers to seals — attracting visitors from around the world, around the year. Along the coast, protected areas are set aside to preserve a fragile community of animals and plants.
Know before you go.
To protect these natural wonders, here’s what to know before you go:
1.Stay at least
300 feet away from seals—this
is their home.
2. Don’t touch marine life
in tide pools.
3. Always
take away your trash.
4. Enjoy and
protect our marine
habitats.
For more on how to enjoy and protect our natural marine habitats visit SMCoParks.org.