Downtown Covington’s monthly block party takes place this Friday evening. Stroll down Columbia and Boston to see classic and antique cars line the streets.
Month: August 2015
“5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche” This Weekend Only at COPA
Center Of Performing Arts presents the farcical romp “5 Lesbians Eating Quiche”. Set in 1956, the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of
Playmakers Opens First Play of Its 60th Season Next Weekend
Playmakers Theater announces the first cast of it’s 60th season for the production of the comedic farce- “One Slight Hitch” by Lewis Black, opening
Welcome to the Resiliency Games by Timothy Gates, CW Correspondent
Did you know that the Federal Government made a game out of Natural Disaster Recovery and Preparation? You should, because you are a player.
Farmer’s Market Recipe: Pancetta Wrapped Peaches on the Grill
Inspired by fresh local ingredients in season at the Covington Farmer’s Market You may want to double up on this mouth watering recipe –
Quote of the Week
“If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, Infinite.” – William Blake
This Week at the Covington Farmer’s Market by Charlene LeJeune
Howdy, friends! Great news! I checked the weather channel and it appears there is a glorious day of sunshine for Market Day tomorrow. We’ve
Sunset at the Landing – Free Outdoor Concert on the River This Friday
Historic Columbia Street Landing is home to the Sunset At The Landing Concert series, brought to you by the City of Covington, Heritage Bank
KCB Announces Annual River Sweep on the Bogue Falaya – September 19th
Keep Covington Beautiful is sponsoring its annual Bogue Falaya River Sweep, a litter clean-up on the Bogue Falaya River, on Saturday, September 19th. KCB
The Transparent Parish Government by Timothy Achan Gates, Correspondent
While the public has called for better representation and more oversight of local government on the parish level, the current response is to provide
Annual Hoops for Kids Tournament Raises Funds for Boys & Girls Club This Year
This year, State Representative John Schroder and the Boys & Girls Club of Southeast Louisiana are partnering for the 3rd Annual Hoops for Kids
August is National Water Quality Month
Emphasizing how interlinked water systems are, the Audubon Society points to the dangers of runoff from agriculture, forestry, construction and people’s personal yards: “Each
Farmer’s Market Recipe: Eggplant Okra Creole
Inspired by fresh local ingredients in season at the Covington Farmer’s Market Seared eggplant and corn add a twist to this classic creole okra
Quote of the Week
“We who engage in nonviolent direct action are not the creators of tension. We bring to the surface hidden tension that is already alive.”
This Week at the Covington Farmer’s Market by Charlene LeJeune
What a lovely Tuesday, friends! The sun is smiling with light breezes blowing and it will probably rain later. But, rain or shine, we
Covington’s White Linen Night This Saturday Celebrates the Arts Community
Historic Downtown Covington’s second annual White Linen Night will take place on Saturday, August 15, 2015, from six to nine in the evening. The
Participating Businesses in Covington’s White Linen Night This Saturday
Covington’s White Linen Night offers 40 different unique stops throughout downtown, featuring participating businesses, art galleries, live music and live art events. For full
STAA Opens “Other Voices, Other Rooms” Saturday for White Linen Night
The St. Tammany Art Association presents a new exhibition “Other Voices, Other Rooms” opening Saturday, August 15 with a reception from 6:00 p.m. to
Andrew Lloyd Webber Night Selling Fast – Get Your Tickets at The English Tea Room
Join the English Tea Room on Friday August 21st at 7:00 p.m. for Andrew Lloyd Webber Night! This pre-paid event will include local singers
Heritage Bank Hosts Helping Hands Gallery August 16
Helping Hands Gallery is very excited to announce their next event! Helping Hands Gallery “Art With A Heart” unites the human and talented resources