City Of Covington | City Of Covington website
City Of Covington | City Of Covington website
Covington Historic Preservation Specialist Kaitlin Bryan expressed her excitement for the upcoming NKY Restoration Weekend event, describing it as a "truly unique and amazing resource for homeowners." Bryan highlighted the event's focus on local history and historic resources, noting the increased regional collaboration and new partnerships in this year's edition.
The event, scheduled for Saturday, April 27, at Newport Intermediate School, aims to ignite a passion for historic preservation while providing attendees with valuable insights and resources for maintaining historic houses. Bryan emphasized the event's significance, stating, "This is my second year helping with the event, and I am so glad to be a part of this organization."
Registration for the event is now open, with Bryan recommending early registration due to the high demand for the event. Those interested in attending can find more information and secure their spot at https://www.nkyrestoration.com/.
A diverse lineup of speakers, including experts in restoration and history such as Brian Hackett, David Lamb, and Beth Johnson, will share their knowledge and insights at the event. Various discussion areas will cover topics ranging from wood window rehab and energy efficiency to researching historic houses and applying for Kentucky historic tax credits.
The collaborative effort of NKY Restoration, comprising historic preservation enthusiasts, business representatives, and local organizations, underscores the shared passion for preserving the region's historic fabric. Event sponsors, including Rebecca Weber, Greater Comfort Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc., and the City of Covington, have contributed to making the Restoration Weekend a reality.
Enthusiasts of historic preservation and local history are encouraged to register promptly for the NKY Restoration Weekend event to secure their spot and gain valuable knowledge and resources in the field.
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