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All's Feathers in Love & Pillow Fighting: Annual Event Hits Pershing Square Saturday
Pillow Fight 2010 (Lindsay William-Ross/LAist)
Feathers will fly tomorrow during the annual melee of goofy, messy fun at Pershing Square for International Pillow Fight Day. The signal will sound at 2 p.m. and all hell--and pillow stuffing--will break loose for the traditional slumber party game turned community gathering that happens all over the world. Attendees are asked to bring a pillow, preferably feather-filled, and be ready to stick around after to clean up the mess. The rules are simple: Hit only people with pillows, and don't hit anyone with a camera. Oh, and have fun. That's pretty much the bottom line.
Previously
Photos: Pillow Fight Day (2010)
Did Somebody say 'Pillow Fight'?!?!?! (2009)
Photo Essay - Pershing Square Pillow Fight & Photos: Pillow Fight Los Angeles @ Pershing Square (2008)
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