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WINDSOR, ONT. The increasing number of COVID-19 cases and the most recent provincial stay-at-home order has led to the cancellation of the popular Art in the Park for a second year. Traditionally, Art in the Park kicks off the summer festival season with hundreds of exhibitors and vendors from across the region. “Windsor’s Art in the Park is recognized as one of the best outdoor cultural events that residents look forward to each year to kick off the summer festival season,” said Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens. “Given the ongoing fight against the third wave of COVID-19, I thank the Rotary Club of Windsor (1918) for making the tough call to postpone this fundraiser for another year. It’s the best decision for our community as we continue to follow all public health measures to keep everyone safe.
WINDSOR, ONT. Art in the Park organizers say they are moving ahead with planning a COVID-safe event this June. The two-day event held the first full weekend in June, welcomes exhibitors, vendors and guests from both near and far to the beautiful Willistead Manor in Old Walkerville. The 2020 art event was cancelled due to COVID-19, but organizers hope to be able to safely continue this year despite the ongoing pandemic. “We have always put the community first and in cautiously planning for Art in the Park 2021 this principle does not change,” said a news release. The Rotary Club of Windsor has scheduled the event for Saturday, June 5 and Sunday, June 6, 2021. Significant procedures are expected to be in place to ensure the safety of exhibitors, guests and volunteers.