Street art now has a place to stay and feel welcome in Covington.
Creative collaborators from across the tristate, along with Covington Economic Development officials, met up Thursday at 14 Pete Rose Pier, otherwise known as Scribble Park, to celebrate and discuss the impact that street art and the creation of this space have had on the community.
Panelists were chosen by Covington Creates, an organization that hosts quarterly meetups to foster collaboration between attendees at each event. They also focus on encouraging individuals from diverse backgrounds and industries to come together and share their knowledge and ideas.
Several muralists and public artists were in attendance during the event, including:
- Marc Phelps: co-founder of AlloyFX, creator of Clive the Alien on Scott Street
- Janet Creekmore: user-experience designer, artist and community builder
- Carus Waggoner: art designer and fabricator, owner of Second Sight Spirits
- Dave Rickerd: painter of murals and portraits
- Jay Becker: BLDG Founder and President
“Cov Creates is really about creating places for creatives to come together,” said AGNT graphic design studio’s head of marketing and content, Beau Broering. “It’s a lot of creation to come together and collaborate, cohabitate, together, commiserate and just be a part of the community.”
Following the session, guests explored areas of the park while mingling with city of Covington officials, panelists, and members of Cov Creates.
Click through our gallery to view everything we saw at this unique event.











