The City of Covington enjoyed a full year of wonderful events commemorating its Bicentennial, culminating with the Bicentennial Celebration at Bogue Falaya Park on July 4th. On Thursday, September 26, the city will wrap up its festive 200th birthday celebration once and for all with the closing of the 2013 Bicentennial time capsule. To commemorate the occasion, there will be a concert event at the Covington Trailhead from 5-8 PM. The event will include live music by The New Leviathan Oriental Fox-Trot Orchestra; a showing of the Covington Trailhead Museum’s 12-minute feature film “Covington: Our Little Old Town”; a recap of the Bicentennial events that have taken place over the past year; and the closing of the Bicentennial time capsule, which will not be reopened until the City’s Sestercentennial Anniversary in 2063.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to purchase Bicentennial memorabilia at the event, including flags, mugs, T-shirts, and the commemorative poster by artist Suzanne King. A limited number of 500 signed and numbered posters are available for $30 each; unsigned are $10 each. Bicentennial posters are also available by contacting Suzanne at [email protected] or 985-502-5660.
