WINLOCK — Winlock's free Egg Days festival dating back to the 1920s will come back this year starting 8 a.m. June 18.
A parade will start 11 a.m. near exit 63 on Interstate 5 in Winlock, with food and merchandise vendors set up on the route. Attendees can also get free egg salad sandwiches, watch a car show starting at 8 a.m. and see live music.
The Egg Days festival can draw up to 10,000 visitors each year, according to a report from The Daily News. The first festival was held in August 1921 to celebrate the town's finishing of a local road, with Winlock being recognized as the second-biggest producer of eggs in the United States.
