Costume Contest

Saturday October 15, 1pm – 4pm Tecumseh Park

Sport your best costume and you could win some great prizes!

REGISTRATION & RULES

  • Registration begins Aug – Oct. 12th 2022
  • Register early! we may have to limit how many we can accept
  • Early registration encouraged, and a cap in place based on time available
  • Contest rules & registration form below

CHICKS: up to 10 yrs – swag bags for all
BEST CHICK IN SHOW: Audience favorite – $200


YEARLINGS: 11 – 17yrs (swag bags for the first 10 registered)
Craftsman – $1000
Novice
– $500


FLEDGLINGS: 18 and up – swag bags for the first 10 registered
Master – 1st $5,000 – 2nd $2000 – 3rd $1000
Artisan – 2nd 2,000
Novice – 3rd $1,000


GENERAL CATEGORY all costumes welcome

Up to 10yrs – 1st $75 – 2nd $25
11 – 17yrs – 1st $75 – 2nd $25
18yrs and up – 1st $75 – 2nd $25

View our costume contest rules and weapons policy here.

A reminder Registration officially closes, Wed. Oct. 12

Registration

Registration has officially closed.

Our Costume Contest Rules and Weapons policy is in place for the safety and comfort of all guests. Please take a moment to review the information below. Judges and Coordinators…

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Land Acknowledgement for Chatham-Kent

We acknowledge that the land on which we gather for Crowfest is the traditional territory of the Three Fires Confederacy: the Odawa, Potawatami and Ojibwe. These Indigenous Nations, known as the Anishinaabeg and Lūnaapéewak, agreed to the mutual sharing of the land, with obligations and responsibilities to the environment. Chatham-Kent neighbours the Lūnaapéewak at Delaware Nation which is part of the McKee Purchase Treaty, as well as the unceded territory of the Bkejwanong Walpole Island First Nation.