Grow Clinton Podcast
The Grow Clinton Podcast
Welcome to the Grow Clinton Podcast!
Get ready for an exciting journey into the heart of the Greater Clinton Region! We’re diving into the vibrant stories of the people, projects, and partnerships that are sparking innovation and driving progress right here.
This podcast, brought to you by Grow Clinton, a lively 501(c)(6) nonprofit based in Clinton, Iowa, serves as your go-to source for all things related to business retention, attraction, and tourism. We’re here to celebrate the efforts that keep our regional economy thriving and buzzing with energy!
Why Tune In?
Nestled along the beautiful Mississippi River, the Greater Clinton Region is a powerhouse of manufacturing and creativity. With major employers and top-notch infrastructure—including three Class I railroads, a fantastic highway system, and direct river access—this region is primed for growth and investment.
Whether you’re a business mogul, a community cheerleader, or just someone with a curious ear, you’ll be inspired by the incredible stories and expert insights that showcase how Grow Clinton is crafting a stronger, more connected community.
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Our Mission
To promote business growth, build community, and advocate the sustainable economic success of the Greater Clinton Region.
Grow Clinton Podcast
GCP186 - Clinton, Iowa's Symphony of Lights at Eagle Point Park w/Sue Watkins
In this episode of the Grow Clinton Podcast, Andy and Jenny interview Sue Watkins of Symphony of Lights in Clinton, Iowa.
The Symphony of Lights would like to extend its heartfelt gratitude to Lawrence and Carol Bay for their generous contribution of $250,000. Their gift made it possible for the park to showcase new displays this year!
From Thanksgiving all the way through December 30th, visitors to Clinton, Iowa, can enjoy the holiday festival Symphony of Lights. Nighttime tours of the park's displays are available every day from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Ticket prices consist of:
Up to 10 people, $10 per car
$2 per person for vehicles carrying more than 10 people
To view the full program, go to https://www.symphonyoflights.org/.
Eagle Point Park, off Highway 67 North, will be filled with over 250 enchanted light displays, including a gingerbread lodge, streams, castles, and trains, for festivalgoers to enjoy. Its majesty and charm will transport you to the childhood vacations you remember so well.
Clinton, Iowa, hosted the Symphony of Lights in November 1996 thanks to the Clinton Symphony Orchestra and the Clinton Jaycee Foundation, two charitable organizations. The event's true purpose became clear to these groups after they initially planned it as a fundraiser.
After a long period of decline, the community finally felt pride thanks to the Symphony of Lights. Volunteerism was reawakened in people of all ages. Volunteers have increased dramatically since the program began. Roughly 400 people are thought to be involved.
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