Restore Old Town Greenwood is excited to be assembling a community cookbook available for purchase in Fall of 2018. Submit your recipes (up to 5) by August 1st to be included in the printing using this link. Keep watching for [...]
Our Discount Card fundraiser is in full swing! Cardholders enjoy exclusive discounts at local businesses through September 30, 2018. All proceeds will directly benefit the Old Town Greenwood community. Cards are just $10 each and are available for purchase at [...]
Our spring Clean-Up Day was rained out twice but we are determined to make this event happen in 2017! Bring friends, family, neighbors for our annual clean up day in Old Town Greenwood on Saturday, September 30, 2017 from 10am-1pm. [...]
Old Town Greenwood: Before & After Take a visual tour of the newly renovated historic Old Town Greenwood and hear from community members regarding how the changes are energizing the heart of our city in our latest video. Thank you [...]
Restore Old Town Greenwood, Inc. is excited to be a part of this year's Greenwood-A-Glow event. The event is hosted by Friends of the Greenwood Public Library. Greenwood-A-Glow is a family event held at the Greenwood Public Library that celebrates [...]
Restore Old Town Greenwood founder, Jennifer Hollingshead, was recently invited to participate in a local radio show- Hoosier History Live. Jennifer, was invited to speak about Greenwood's history. David Pfeiffer from the Johnson County Museum of History spoke about an update [...]
Residential Historic District Map Restore Old Town Greenwood, Inc. (ROTG) is excited to announce a portion of the Old Town Greenwood neighborhood is the newest addition to the National Register of Historic Places and is now listed as a National [...]
We have decided to cancel our Clean-Up Day event, which was originally scheduled for Saturday, April 29 and rescheduled to Saturday, May 6. Unfortunately, we are anticipating potential rain, wet ground conditions and cold temperatures. At this time, the event [...]
The Greenwood Residential Historic District nomination to the National Register of Historic Places is in the final review stages. The historic district is roughly bounded by Meridian and McKinley Street on the east, Euclid and Longdon Avenues on the north, [...]
The downtown restoration project is near completion. The Daily Journal published an article this week with an update; read it here: Putting on a new face.
