The Downtown Medford Association recently organized an event to discuss the progress of the “Medford Third Fridays” initiative. Anne Jenkens, the Interim Director of the organization, spoke at the event and provided updates on the program. She also discussed the importance of building a vibrant community and how local residents can get involved in initiatives to enhance downtown Medford.
“Medford Third Fridays” is a popular event that takes place on the third Friday of every month in downtown Medford. The event features live music, food trucks, and various vendors selling handmade items, among other things. Downtown businesses also stay open late for the event, and visitors are encouraged to explore the area.
Jenkens stated that the “Medford Third Fridays” initiative has been successful in bringing more people to downtown Medford and creating a sense of community. She also emphasized the need for intentional planning to ensure that the growth of the downtown area is sustainable and benefits everyone in the community.
Jenkens provided information on how local residents can get involved in efforts to improve downtown Medford. She encouraged people to attend city council meetings and voice their opinions on issues related to the downtown area. She also encouraged residents to support local businesses by shopping at downtown stores and eating at local restaurants.
Overall, the event was a success, and many attendees were inspired to take an active role in community building efforts. As downtown Medford continues to grow, it will be important for residents and business owners to work together to ensure that the area remains a vibrant and welcoming place for everyone.
