Parks and Rec hosts gingerbread house party
Published 11:26 am Tuesday, December 18, 2018
Eli Ball takes a moment to admire his work Saturday afternoon as dozens and dozens of children built their own gingerbread houses at Clark County Parks and Recreation. Children had their choice of frosting colors and candy items with which to decorate their creations. (Photo by Fred Petke)
Amelia Cornett watches as Audra Cornett lays a bead of frosting to their gingerbread house creation Saturday. Amelia was busy adorning the house with pretzels, gumdrops and marshmallows. (Photo by Fred Petke)
Anansa Stewart places a pretzel stick on the roof of her gungerbread house Saturday at Winchester-Clark County Parks and Recreation. (Photo by Fred Petke)
Cullen Oliver and Leslie Franklin plot the next addition to their gingerbread house Saturday at College Park Gym. Winchester-Clark County Parks and Recreation furnished all the supplies for children and adults to build their own creationsduring the free event. (Photo by Fred Petke)
Cullen Oliver and Leslie Franklin plot the next addition to their gingerbread house Saturday at College Park Gym. Winchester-Clark County Parks and Recreation furnished all the supplies for hundreds of children and adults to build their own creations during the free event. (Photo by Fred Petke)
About Fred Petke
Fred Petke is a reporter for The Winchester Sun, the Jessamine Journal and the State Journal. His beats include cops, courts, fire, public records, city and county government and other news. To contact Fred, email fred.petke@bluegrassnewsmedia.com or call 859-759-0051.
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