This mural was done by Southern Indiana Center for Arts (SICA) artist Darnell Dukes. She painted the mural in black and white and then each item was numbered, then the public was able to sign up for a time to come and paint one item on the mural. Kids and adults from all over the community had a hand in creating this fun and whimsical piece of art in the downtown. Be sure to check it out when you are out shopping, it is on the backside of the Community Agency building in the downtown.
Check out the brand new Awning and Façade on the front of M&M Office supply downtown Seymour on Second Street. Seymour Main Street assisted with this renovation and we are so excited to have them downtown! If you're interested in Seymour Main Street business assistance programs for your current building or interested in purchasing a building downtown contact us.
Cars and Guitars was a huge success this weekend in downtown Seymour. There were over 250 cars and people came from far and wide to check them out. The weather was beautiful and car enthusiasts were able to enjoy Miss Piggy’s Bar-B-Que,Cotton Candy and Shaved Ice as they strolled through to view all the makes and models. The Retro’s took the stage at 7pm and were a huge hit and everyone was able to dance the night away! A big thanks to the sponsors, Seymour Parks and Rec. and the City of Seymour, Graessle Mercer, and 96.3 WJAA.
All proceeds benefited the Seymour Physically challenged playground.
Keep an eye out for our new signage in the windows of select merchants and businesses taking advantage of our Business Assistance programs.
If you would like to know more about the benefits of these programs please review the information on this website and contact our office!
The winning Main Street will receive $25,000 in cash and related prizes to help revitalize that Main Street.
Independent We Stand created the contest to help promote the importance and strong economic benefits of main streets and the small businesses that help them thrive.
You can vote for Seymour Main Street once every 24 hours to help it become a semi-finalist.
Seymour Main Street was happy to accept The Downtown Enhancement Grant from OCRA last week at the State House. This grant will be used for park benches, wayfarer signs, and bike racks downtown.
Seymour Main Street would like to announce and welcome to our team our New Executive Director, Becky Schepman. Becky will start in her new role with Seymour Main Street on January 9th. Becky is a Seymour native with a wealth of experience and education in marketing and communications. She is very passionate about our community and has a great vision for how to take our downtown to the next level!
Welcome Becky Schepman!
