The Winamac Park Board members recently got an update from Pulaski County Tribe member Brandi Larkin about the organization’s proposed Art in the Park project at the Winamac Town Park.
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The Winamac Town Park could soon be getting a public art installation, thanks to a local volunteer group. The town’s park board Thursday agreed to let the Pulaski County Tribe continue planning for a project it calls Art in the Park.
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The Winamac Park Board is expected to hear from Brandi Larkin with the Pulaski County Tribe tonight. Last year, the nonprofit group coordinated the installation of artwork along the Panhandle Pathway.
Continue readingA nonprofit group that seeks to connect Pulaski County residents with volunteer opportunities while also “bringing friendly back” is reporting a successful first year. Pulaski County Tribe held a virtual annual meeting Wednesday.
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The Pulaski County Chamber’s Winter Wonderland event is this Saturday, December 4th from Noon-4:00 p.m. ET in downtown Winamac.
“There will be craft booths, there will be vendor booths, some great food to eat, the stores in the area will be offering wonderful specials, horse and buggy rides, and the children can visit with Santa,” explained Winter Wonderland Coordinator, Brandi Larkin. “We also have some groups hosting free children’s activities so there is a little bit of something for everyone. There will be a parade at 12:30 p.m. ET through the downtown area, a toy drive, a coat, hat and glove drive and a food drive. The Fire Department will have a quilt raffle and other not-for-profit organizations will have a presence at some of the booth locations as well.
Maps will be available for residents to see where they can find participants in this year’s event. Larkin said it’s important to grab a map as it could lead you to a great prize.
“If they visit nine of the eleven Chamber locations that are noted on the map and receive a sticker, they can be entered in a drawing for some great prizes,” added Larkin.
