WARSAW — The Warsaw Public Arts Commission is sponsoring a photo contest as part of the Walk-n-Wander exhibit of Seward Johnson sculptures. Photos are being accepted until Sept. 28.  Judging will take place Sept. 30 with the winners being announced at the Nov. 4 First Friday event.  Photographs will be on display at the Latte Lounge during …read more.

[weaver_youtube cY7_kvBFzsE rel=0] WARSAW — Downtown Warsaw was the place to be Friday evening, June 3, as crowds gathered for a 1950s-themed First Friday. Local vendors and nonprofit organizations lined the streets while the smell of local food filled the air. An Elvis impersonator hip-swiveled on stage, performing favorite tunes by the King of Rock-n-Roll. Lucy, …read more.

WARSAW — During a busy First Friday, a group gathered around the memorial at the Kosciusko County Courthouse to witness the official unveiling of the Walk-n-Wander statues. Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer, Paulette Davis, Suzie Light and Julie Parke of the Warsaw Public Arts Commission gathered for the occasion. A black cloth was placed over the Abraham Lincoln …read more.

WARSAW — Walk-n-Wander has returned to downtown Warsaw with 20 all-new sculptures depicting various, lifelike scenes. The sculptures, 20 in all, are by Seward Johnson and are part of a summer-long exhibit titled, “All ‘New’ Walk-n-Wander 2016.” This is the second Walk-n-Wander exhibit to grace downtown Warsaw. The first was in 2014 when Warsaw Mayor Joe …read more.