Bad Hair Day Gallery Walk
Friday, August 22, 2008
3:30-5:00......................activities at
kidsCommons
5:00.............................. children’s parade
5:30..............................judging of children’s
bad hair entries
6:00-8:00...................... music by 3rd
Street Band – contemporary
blues, rock and ballads
6:30 or during band breaks…..... judging of
adult bad hair entries
One Body One Soul will have the Locks of Love booth; offering massages with suggested donations that would go to the Locks of Love program.
Bad Hair Day Copyright Laurie M. Wright
Bad Hair Day Contest Categories and Rules
Categories
Tallest hair – measured from the tip of the nose to the top of the hairdo
Longest hair – measured from the top of the head to the tip of the hair
Funkiest hair – judges’ choice – children’s category; adult’s category
Most creative use of hair accessories – hats, scarves, bows, jewelry, pins, etc.
Best use of actual hair – 80 percent of hairdo must be contestant’s real hair
Baddest hair of show – judges’ choice
Best four-footed – judges’ choice
Rules
- At least 75 percent of the visible hairdo (head piece) must be hair or hair-like material (this does not include foundation or support pieces)
- Contestant must be able to walk, unassisted, 100 feet (50 feet back and forth one time)
- Colors and materials are unlimited as long as the hairdo (head piece) appears to be hair, not a hat
- Winners and runners-up must agree to stroll up and down Washington Street as part of their prize.
Businesses who are participating in the Bad Hair Day Gallery Walk:
Art in the Heartland; Baker’s Fine Gifts; Benedetto Salon; Columbus Visitors Center; Dell Brothers; Gallery 423; Hotel Indigo; kidsCommons; La Mode; SB Jewelers; That Special Touch; Tre Bicchieri; Viewpoint Books; Washington Design