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Lincoln Courier
Third Friday in downtown Lincoln will be filled with activities for all ages. The first Third Friday Downtown event of 2021 will be held from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, May 21. Admission is free and social distancing is suggested throughout the evening.
In a press statement organizer Marcia Cook said she has been happy with the overall response.
“The event is shaping up nicely with lots of activities, food and free entertainment for the community. Several vendors and artisans have signed up to have tables at the event, but there is still plenty of room for more. Interested parties are encouraged to consider bringing their small business products, artwork, or information about their organization or club to the outdoor event.,” wrote Cook.
Dan Tackett
Special to The Courier
So, I’m not the only person around town to be concerned about the rundown strip of buildings on Chicago Street just off the downtown Lincoln square.
I’ve mentioned downtown eyesores in the past couple of columns, and it was a bit like shaking a tree and watching the fruit hit the ground. I’ve learned several other people have the same concerns – including some who have tried to purchase properties but found pending sales tied up with a lot of legal red tape.
No one was more detailed in her explanation than Becky Eimer, who wrote me an email about her frustrating attempts to purchase a couple of pieces of storefront properties. l share her story below:
Staff report
3rd Friday s Downtown Committee
The City of Lincoln announced the return of the 3rd Fridays Downtown event during the months of May, June and July.
In a press statement from the 3rd Friday committee gave details on what the future events will look like.
“Currently, we are accepting applications for vendors and community groups for booth spaces on the square. We are adding an artisan market this year for artist and handmade items. Each vendor will receive a 12’ x 12’ space to occupy during hours of operation. There will be spaces with a power source and granted on a first come, first served basis,” as written in the statement.