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Photos from our last event in 2021 are below.
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The Edible Book Festival brings people together for a lighthearted culinary, artistic, and literary celebration. Creations made from food and inspired by works of literature. (Past entries have included works titled Gourd of the Rings, War and Peas, and The Life of Pie.) It’s the most wonderful and delicious nerd parade imaginable.

For more information about the history of the Editable Book Festivals click here.

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WHEN?

CATEGORIES?

Youth (Grades K-12)

Adult

Most PUNderful

Most Book-like

Most Visually Appealing

Judges Choice Award

People’s Choice Award

2021 Winners

2021 Edible Books

THANK YOU

TO OUR

Judges

Bill

The Chocolate Man

Bill has been a chocolatier and purveyor of bulk and crafted chocolates for over 25 years. He makes everything from tiny truffles to large-scale chocolate and sugar sculptures. He is well versed in the ‘art of the chocolatier’ and loves to share his knowledge and experience. Bill is the owner of The Chocolate Man store in the lower level of the Lake Forest Park Town Center.

Susan Jones Davis

Artist/Illustrator

Fine artist and freelance illustrator Susan Jones’ art has been featured in local and national juried exhibitions; she is represented by Tsuga Fine Art & Framing in Bothell, Washington. Susan teaches Natural Science Illustration and Botanical Illustration for the University of Washington’s Extension Program, and coordinates the Art-Ins, free community art-making sessions on the first Saturday of each month at Third Place Commons.

Julie Hiers

Children’s Librarian at the Lake Forest Park Library (KCLS)

Julie has been with KCLS since 2005 and became LFP’s children’s librarian in October 2018. Before working in libraries, Julie was a graphic designer at Channel 9 television/Seattle and a reading tutor in Seattle public schools. She enjoys creating things and hiking with her family.

ShoreLake Arts is not able to support this event at this time. Photos from our last event in 2021 are below. Please support our many other community events.