Scarecrow Workshop
Manatee Village Historical Park will host Scarecrow Workshops on Saturday, September 22 from 10-11:30am or 12-1:30pm (both sessions are identical).
Ideal for families and small groups of friends: create a life-sized scarecrow. Each group will be provided with the armature (frame), stuffing, material for a head covering, and an instruction packet. Participants are asked to bring the clothing, shoes, and decorations/accessories for their scarecrow—tradition or creative encouraged.
This family-friendly event will also feature simple crafts for children.
Pack a picnic lunch and enjoy our courtyard after you are finished.
The cost of the workshop is $20 per scarecrow. For example, if a group of five people wanted to make one scarecrow together, they should register for one slot on the Sign-up Genius and the cost would be $20. Or if the group wanted to make two scarecrows, they should register for two slots on the sign-up, and the cost would be $40.
The children’s crafts will be available and free to workshop participants.
Tickets for the Scarecrow Workshop are on sale starting now (and will require an online service fee). They may be purchased using the Sign-up Genius link provided here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0b4fabab28a3f58-scarecrow. The link will also be provided in the Facebook event (@ManateeVillage) and on Manatee Village’s website at www.manateevillage.org/events.
If you need to purchase your tickets in person, Manatee Village will hold your over-the-phone reservation for two business days. These reservations may be made by calling (941) 749-7165.
All ticket sales are first come, first served.
Manatee Village Historical Park is located at 1404 Manatee Avenue East (State Road 64) Bradenton, Florida. For more information call (941) 749-7165 or visit:
www.facebook.com/manateevillage/
This public program is offered by producers: Manatee County Angelina “Angel” Colonneso, Manatee County Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller, Department of Historical Resources and the Manatee County Historical Commission.
