Warsaw’s September Third Friday Event Features Food, Fun For All
Warsaw Community High School’s drum line performed during Third Friday on Sept. 20.
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By Liz Adkins
InkFreeNews
WARSAW — Despite a microburst hitting part of Kosciusko County, resulting in storm damage in parts of Warsaw and Pierceton, downtown Warsaw’s Third Friday event on Sept. 20 moved ahead and brought in a large crowd.
Third Friday featured Taste of Kosciusko and the Kosciusko Board of Realtors’ Children’s Charities Car Show. KBOR’s car show was postponed from August due to weather.
Compared to previous years, there were not as many vehicles on-hand for the event because of the storm that hit the area about an hour prior to Third Friday starting.
Meanwhile, Taste of Kosciusko brought in a variety of vendors, allowing attendees to purchase tickets to sample food from local restaurants and food trucks.
There were also performances at the event from local band “Dad Bods,” the Warsaw Community High School band drumline, and Debra Collier’s School of Dance.
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- Bakehouse 23 was one of the food vendors at Taste of Kosciusko. The bakery will soon be relocating from Pierceton to downtown Warsaw.
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- Around 30 vehicles were on display as part of the Kosciusko Board of Realtors’ Car Show.
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- A variety of vendors were set up in Warsaw City Hall’s parking lot for Taste of Kosciusko.
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- This Mini Cooper was decked out in a Snoopy/Flying Ace theme.
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- Vehicles were lined up along East Center Street in downtown Warsaw.
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- Compared to previous years, there were not as many vehicles due to a storm that happened an hour prior to Third Friday starting.
