25 Exclusive Herky on Parade Bobbleheads Revealed Today

The National Bobblehead Museum announced this morning that they're releasing 25 officially licensed limited edition bobbleheads commemorating the 20th anniversary of Herky on Parade.

National Bobblehead Museum

Throughout the Iowa City area, statues of Herky the Hawk are decorated by over one hundred artists, and the National Bobblehead Museum selected 25 of them to replicate for you to have in your own home.

The series includes 25 bobbleheads that are replicas of the Herky on Parade statues as well as a Paint Your Own Herky Bobblehead that gives people the opportunity to create their own unique Herky on Parade Bobblehead. The bobbleheads included in the series are: 25 Years of Captain Kirk, Alumni Band Herky, Can’t Believe it’s Butter Herky, Cartoon Herky, Color Me Herky, Construction Herky, Dr. Grant Herky, Farm Strong Herky, From the Logo Herky, Game Day Herky, Golden Herky, Handcrafted Herky, Hayden Herky, Herk’s Anatomy, Herky in the Wildflowers, Herky’s Salute to Service, Iowa Prairie Proud, Just Herky, Lunch Lady Herky, Old Gold Herky, Paint Your Own Herky, Perspectives, Scout Herky, We Can Do It Iowa, Wrestler Herky, and Yoda.

National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum

Standing on a rectangular, gray, stone-like base, the Herky the Hawk bobblehead has his right fist up high “ready to charge.” Each bobblehead is individually numbered to only 2,024 and they are only available through the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum’s Online Store. The bobbleheads, which are expected to ship in November, are $40 each plus a flat-rate shipping charge of $8 per order. A set of all 26 is available for $1,000. A portion of the proceeds benefit the University of Iowa and Think Iowa City.

Get your bobbleheads here:

Herky On Parade Bobbleheads

Check out the rest of the real life Herky on Parade statues here:

100 New Herky Statues Debuted

This is the third installment of what has become the largest public art participatory event in Iowa. Originally established in 2004 and replicated in 2014, Herky On Parade showcases local and regional artists creativity with the venerable Herky the Hawk as the canvas. More than 260 potential designs were submitted from 150 different artists. The plaster statues stand 6 feet tall and are affixed to a concrete base.