KENMORE FIRST FRIDAY is back again this year on Kenmore BLVD (between 13th & 16th streets)!!!
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Author: sancsoft
Kenmore Cowbell 7K
Kenmore Cowbell 7K
Church of Starry Wisdom plays Kenmore First Friday
Red Rose Panic plays Kenmore First Friday
Red Rose Panic plays Kenmore First Friday…
The Grassman at Kenmore First Friday
Kenmore First Friday Festival
KENMORE FIRST FRIDAY is back again this year on Kenmore BLVD (between 13th & 16th streets)!!!
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Capsule that time nearly forgot retrieved for Kenmore alumni, with big reveal Friday
“Mementos that were supposed to have been unearthed in 2021 remained buried because of pandemic. Now, former Kenmore classmates will gather for a look.”
Thank you Kai Wick Studio and Joe Bellochi at Wick Studio
Thank you Kai Wick Studio and Joe Bellochi at Wick Studio for your creativity and sharing your woodworking talent with us!
Take a seat

Written by Jason Chamberlain
Edited by Ted Lehr
Since 2021, you may have noticed black park benches on both sides of Kenmore Blvd, spanning from Florida Ave. to 13th St. This inspired addition to the area was the brainchild of Kenmore resident (and member of the Board of Trustees of the Kenmore Chamber of Commerce), David E. Culbertson.
Culbertson, an avid cyclist, was riding along Main St. when he noticed similar benches and realized that the BLVD District has several bus stops but nowhere for waiting patrons to sit. This led to the idea that has manifested before us today.
The benches, manufactured by Victory Stanley, each weigh 300 lbs., and are 50- inches wide with powder coated seats. They are of a classic design and built to last. A placard is centered in the middle of the backrest that reads “Donated by Kenmore Chamber of Commerce.” Funding for the benches was exclusively provided by the Chamber.
So, what can we expect in the future from the COC? According to Culbertson, there are plans for more benches to be added throughout Kenmore.