Covington hosts e-waste event and taco festival this weekend

Residents of Covington, Kentucky, have a variety of events to choose from this weekend, ranging from environmental activities to culinary festivals. On Saturday, an E-Waste Collection and Recycling Event will take place at Holmes High School. This event allows residents to dispose of electronics, paper, foam items, batteries, and lightbulbs in an eco-friendly manner. The service is available for free to Covington residents and local organizations without the need for registration.

In MainStrasse Village, the Covington Taco & Margarita Festival begins on Friday and continues through Sunday at Goebel Park. Attendees can enjoy tacos and margaritas while participating in dance lessons and enjoying live music.

For families with young children, the Early Childhood Fun Fest occurs on Friday at the David Housley Pavilion in Randolph Park. This free event aims to help children get a strong start in school through various activities including a traveling exhibit by PNC Bank Mobile Learning Adventure.

Creative individuals can attend Saturday's Vision Boards with Creative Drawing workshop at Purple Paisley, Local Artisan Shop. Led by Joy McDermott, the workshop combines traditional vision board techniques with intuitive drawing.

The annual Farm to Fork fundraiser for the Covington Farmers Market takes place on Saturday evening at Covington Plaza Overlook. Participants can enjoy Bluegrass music alongside farm-to-table food while supporting local programs.

Music enthusiasts have multiple live performances to choose from throughout the weekend across various venues in Covington.

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