In a recent government meeting, the first annual Creative District Block Party was approved, set to take place on August 11 at 661 Main Street. The event, organized by Laura Murata, co-founder and executive director of Creative Hub, is expected to attract around 100 attendees. The block party will feature live entertainment, including dance performances, a fashion show, and music from a DJ, alongside activities for children. Security will be managed by volunteers from Creative Hub, with previous events indicating that this arrangement is sufficient for the expected crowd size.

Additionally, Padgio Inc. received approval for a one-day entertainment license for a separate event on August 21. This event will also include live music and will take place on Water Street, where the street will be blocked off to accommodate vendors and attendees. The organizers noted that they had previously hosted a similar event, which was cut short due to rain, but they are prepared with security measures and restroom facilities for the upcoming gathering.

Both events highlight the community's efforts to foster local culture and entertainment, with organizers emphasizing safety and accessibility for attendees.