Afternoon music, food and art in the alley
A Main Street "event in the alley" takes place today (Wednesday, Sept. 9) from 5 to 7 p.m.
Open to the public, with masks required, it takes place in the Main Street alley between Roots, 111 S. Main St., and Edward Jones, 107 S. Main St.,
Sponsored by Roots by Strattons, other businesses participating include The Food Store and Greenhouse, Twisted Whisk Cafe and Shirley's Gourmet Popcorn.
The event includes entertainment by folk singer Dave Woodring, who will perform music of Johnny Cash, Ray Charles and others.
Jonah Agner and Nancy Corle-Agner of The Food Store and Greenhorn, will have meals available for purchase from their food truck behind The Food Store.
In addition, Bob Minto, local ceramic artist, will have a pottery wheel demonstration.
"Grab a meal from Jonah and Nancy, some popcorn from Shirley’s and a drink from the Twisted Whisk, and settle in for the show," said Susie Stratton of Roots.
"Bring your own lawn chair and don’t forget to practice proper social distancing to ensure a safe and enjoyable evening for all."
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