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Mark Knipe Goldsmiths created an official downtown Peep show, as the scene featuring those tiny Peeps in a basket was only visible by peering through the hole in the sunflower window decoration.
Mark Knipe Goldsmiths created an official downtown Peep show, as the scene featuring those tiny Peeps in a basket was only visible by peering through the hole in the sunflower window decoration.
Peeps make the world go ’round, at least in this display in the window at the New Hampshire Federal Credit Union.
That’s Digger, decked out in his official construction vest, along with TD, the mascot from TD Bank, sharing a moment with Lorraine Albanese and her pomeranians, Jack (with Digger) and Chase. Chase had just flown in from Las Vegas two days earlier . . . welcome to Concord, little guy!
Downtown was alive with colorful marshmallowy critters – and a tiger! – during Indie Easter on Friday afternoon. Digger the tiger, the Concord Main Street Project mascot, was walking up and down Main Street to greet the public and look in all the stores, many of which participated in Indie Easter by making Peeps displays in their windows and storefronts.
