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In response to COVID-19 restrictions and the cancellation of the Coronado Flower Show, the Coronado Junior Woman’s Club has introduced ‘Window Walks’, a program to engage families creatively. Participants can decorate windows and sidewalks to celebrate spring while adhering to health guidelines. With themed activities scheduled throughout April, the initiative fosters community spirit and artistic expression as families come together to admire each other’s displays.
Coronado, California – In response to the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions and the cancellation of the traditional Coronado Flower Show, the Coronado Junior Woman’s Club (CJWC) is launching an initiative called “Window Walks” to celebrate the arrival of spring. This new program aims to bring joy and creativity to the community while adhering to health guidelines.
The “Window Walks” initiative is designed to provide children and families with an opportunity to engage in creative activities that spread cheer throughout Coronado. Participants are encouraged to decorate their windows with colorful designs and ribbons, a departure from the usual Coronado Homefront Judging that has been a staple in past years.
Alongside window decorations, families can get inventive by using chalk to beautify sidewalks or creating fun decorations with common household items, such as animal plates crafted from beans. The initiative promotes both artistic expression and community engagement as children embark on walks or bike rides to view the various home displays and see how many neighbors have participated in this celebration.
To guide participants in their creative efforts, the CJWC has established a schedule of themed events throughout the month of April. The planned activities include:
- April 8: Homefront Judging
- April 11: Easter-related window decorations
- April 15: Favorite books or school library day
- April 18: International monuments and sites
- April 22: Earth Day themed images
- April 25: World Penguin Day themed decorations
Families can find inspiration and templates for their decorations on the CJWC’s official website at www.coronadojuniorwomans.org. The goal of the “Window Walks” initiative is clear: to enliven the community spirit while ensuring that the focus remains on spreading cheer rather than germs. This approach fosters a fun and family-oriented atmosphere during a time that has presented numerous challenges.
The CJWC has a rich history of providing engaging children’s activities, particularly through their management of the Children’s Section at the Coronado Flower Show. Unfortunately, this year’s cancellation of the event due to COVID-19 has led the organization to find alternative ways to keep the community connected and joyful.
The creative nature of the “Window Walks” initiative not only encourages artistic participation from children but also aims to strengthen community ties within Coronado. As families take part in the themed activities throughout April, they will have the chance to admire each other’s work, creating a sense of camaraderie and celebration in their neighborhood.
Overall, the CJWC’s “Window Walks” provide a timely and relevant opportunity for the community of Coronado to come together safely and joyfully, embracing the spirit of spring as they enhance their surroundings with creativity and color. The involvement of families, creativity, and the goal of spreading happiness make this initiative a meaningful response to current circumstances.
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