Vote for Your Favorite Duct Tape Sculpture at Crocker Park

Photo via the Crocker Park Facebook page. Used with permission.

WESTLAKE, OH — A pair of duct tape sculptures are on display at Crocker Park through Friday, July 22. Sponsor Duck Tape is encouraging Westlake residents to swing by and vote for their favorite. One sculpture depicts the statue of liberty and American flag, the other is a recreation of the empire state building. Both sculptures are believed to be made entirely out of duct tape, according to Lesley Erwin, customer service manager at Crocker Park.

“Their statues look pretty good in our park,” Erwin told Patch. Erwin went with her family to the recent Duck Tape Festival June 17-19 in Avon, OH, which featured fun, games and a lot of duct tape.

Duck Tape representatives are at Crocker Park through Friday from 11 am - 7 pm. They’re giving out duct tape bracelets to children as well as encouraging everyone to vote on their favorite sculpture.

News of the duct tape sculpture contest was shared Monday on the Crocker Park Facebook page. It's worth noting that Crocker Park has an usually strong Facebook presence with over 56,000 page likes. The page is run by Crocker Park employee Tess Traylor.