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Hopscotch CD!

August 22, 2014 by Beth Shepherd

Hopscotch and art

Attention Seattleites (and visitors to the Emerald City this weekend): Hop on over to the CD (Central District) for the 2nd annual Hopscotch CD event. August 23, 2014 9-6. Between Jackson and Union.

Hopscotch stenciling

2.9 miles of hopscotch fun! Yesterday I watched as the temporary path was laid down by volunteers before the event, using giant stencils and a “chalks” made out of mostly cornstarch, a dash of flour and sugar and bit of food coloring. It lasts 3-4 rains, so I am crossing my fingers Seattle’s lovely dry-weather streak continues.

And–drumroll–if you want to be part of a shot at the attempt to break the world record for most hopscotchers playing at the same time, come to Centerstone (18th and Cherry) at 1:00 p.m. to sign up (record-breaking attempt scheduled for ~2:00). I was there last year and we were just shy the number of attendees needed. Maybe this year?

Hopscotch CD hopping world record attempt

Hopscotching aside, there will be all sorts of neighborhood fun: sidewalk sales, garage sales, games, story time in the park, live music, free gourmet hotdogs! And, after you hopscotch yourself silly, hop over the the after-party carnival sponsored by the CD Association: 4-8 pm featuring the incredible Garfield High School Jazz Band!I hear there will be a beer garden for adults and free ice cream for kids.

Hopscotch CD doing the hop

You can find more details on the Hopscotch CD website: http://www.hopscotchcd.com/. Or join the event on Facebook: Hopscotch CD2.

Hopscotch the road less traveled, Beth

Hopscotch CD route

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