Every September, the small town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, hosts the Mothman Festival, celebrating the legendary cryptid with costumes, vendors, and events, drawing thousands of visitors and boosting local tourism, all rooted in a 1966 sighting and the creature's cultural significance.
Unicode 17.0 will include a 'Hairy Creature' emoji representing Bigfoot, reflecting regional variations in naming, alongside other new emojis like trombone and orca, with release expected on September 9, 2025.
A small grocery store in Bailey, Colorado, transformed into the Sasquatch Outpost, a museum dedicated to Bigfoot, after business was slow. The store now sells Bigfoot paraphernalia and features exhibits curated by the owner, including plaster casts of Bigfoot tracks and preserved feces believed to be from the creature. Visitors can mark their sightings on a map, but must convince the owner of their truthfulness. Despite a recent viral video claiming to show a Sasquatch, the owner remains skeptical and believes it was a hoax. The museum ends with a sign asking visitors if they believe in Sasquatch, with the owner stating that the correct answer is yes.