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In 1799, Ephraim Quinby purchased 441 acres from the Connecticut Land
Company. Quinby named his
town Warren, in honor of
Moses Warren, surveyor of the Connecticut Western Reserve.
He then
donated four acres in the center of the community
to be used as a village square.
Today, it is known as Courthouse Park.
In the summer months,
Noon-in-the-Park takes place on Friday at the noon hour. Food vendors
set up in the Park offering an array of menus. And, live musical entertainment
to suit every
taste is provided in part by the American Federation of Musicians.
So, bring your lawn chair and enjoy your lunch!
NOON - IN - THE - PARK
2008
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June 13
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Warren Junior Military Band
Dialogue Project Exhibit
in Courthouse Park 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
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June 20
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Top Notes - big band
under the direction of Dr. John Vlad
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June 27
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Jang-A-Lang - blues band
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July 11 |
Rose & Thistle - Celtic music
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July 18 |
Trilogy - classic rock
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July 25
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The Smoothies - music of the 30's & 40's
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August 1
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CHALK ON THE WALK
Chalk is provided free of charge
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Chalk on the Walk 2008 Photos
A special Noon-in-the-Park
takes place each year, called Chalk on the Walk. Children of all ages are invited
to draw on the sidewalks at the annual Chalk-on-the-Walk. This colorful
event attracts an average of 700
participants! Come and draw or come and watch,
but be sure to be there. Chalk is provided free of charge.
NOON - IN - THE - PARK
is coordinated by:
Fine Arts Council of
Trumbull
County
P.O. Box 48
Warren,
OH
44482
Phone: (330) 399-1212
BBrown@TrumbullArts.Org
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