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Thursday, November 28, 2024

Thanksgiving weekend brings diverse activities to Covington

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Steve Hayden Commissioner | City of Covington

Steve Hayden Commissioner | City of Covington

The Thanksgiving weekend in Covington, Kentucky, offers a variety of activities for locals and visitors. With high school basketball season approaching and the holiday providing an opportunity for family gatherings, the community is bustling with events.

Fans of the television show "Friends" can test their knowledge at The Gruff's trivia night while enjoying sandwiches and beverages. The local business scene encourages residents to shop small during this busy shopping weekend. Covington hosts numerous unique shops offering items such as art, vintage jewelry, books, and collectibles.

Highlighted shopping events include Shop Small Saturday at The Roost Latonia featuring local makers, Creative House of Art & Design's doorbusters, Left Bank Coffeehouse's extended hours with specials, and Plaid Friday deals at Roebling Books & Coffee. American Express supports small businesses by featuring them on a map if they sign up for Small Business Saturday promotions.

Purple Paisley offers a quilling workshop led by artist Diana Daniels where participants can create handmade cards or ornaments. For those staying home, Covington Parks & Rec provides a Letters to Santa initiative allowing children to send letters to Santa Claus until December 18.

Music enthusiasts can enjoy live performances throughout the weekend at various venues like Juniper’s and Madison Live. Other events include music trivia and karaoke nights at Frosthaus, food tours in MainStrasse Village, Holly Jolly Days at Behringer-Crawford Museum, and Bengals-themed activities at Molly Malone’s Irish Pub & Restaurant.

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