Warwick's 18-month-old Harry Thompson is admiring the Animal Alphabet tree put together by the team from Classic Dimensions in Warwick's main street for Jumpers and Jazz in 2018. Marian Faa
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RUGGED UP: See our streets in all their woolly wonder
by marian.faa
19th Jul 2018 5:00 AM
THE day we've all been waiting for is finally here, and isn't she a beauty?
With the sun shining and trees all rugged up around town, there's nothing that could stop the Jumpers and Jazz spirit from warming our hearts from the inside out.
As pedestrians stroll down Palmerin St today, they will be greeted with fluffy pom-poms, yards of yarn and creations that go to show how far our winter festival has come.
The Warwick Demented Artists Group is a social group that supports one another through recovery from mental health issues. They made this tree titled "Creativity is Our Solace" for Jumpers and Jazz in 2018. Marian Faa
Now in its 15th year, Jumpers and Jazz in July has grown to become an event that attracts thousands from all around the country and even the world.
Hundreds of hands have contributed to make Warwick's main street the beauty it is today, and it's a sight you will want to see for yourself.
W IS FOR WARWICK: Letters featured on the Animal Alphabet tree put together by the team from Classic Dimensions. Marian Faa
