Main Street treasurer thanks city; pavilion, farmers market and events highlighted
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Main Street treasurer Kim Tremaine presented annual updates, thanked the city for support and highlighted downtown events — Music on the River (3,000+ attendees), farmer’s market growth, new businesses and an ice rink — and said a new pavilion and restroom access are planned.
Kim Tremaine, treasurer for Lawrenceburg Main Street, addressed the council with an annual update and expressions of thanks for city support. Tremaine highlighted downtown events, including Music on the River, which staff said draws more than 3,000 people per event, a farmers market with growing attendance and 8,000 visitors to the seasonal ice rink.
Tremaine credited staff and volunteers for bringing three new businesses downtown and noted that the farmer’s market and yoga-in-the-park programs are well attended. Main Street staff and board members were introduced to the council, and the organization thanked the city for financial and logistical support.
Council members thanked Main Street and noted upcoming downtown amenities, including a pavilion that will provide shelter and additional picnic tables; staff said restrooms will be available for downtown users when events occur. Council and Main Street agreed to continue coordination of events and downtown projects.
