UPDATE: The 27th Annual Window Painting Project is taking place today, November 22, 2025, at the Children’s Service Center in Wilkes-Barre, drawing enthusiastic volunteers and community members eager to contribute to this beloved holiday tradition.
This vibrant event honors the memories of Edward Luksha and Barbara Luksha Roche, and is spearheaded by Rosemary Luksha, who initiated the project over two decades ago. Attendees are putting the finishing touches on their festive window paintings, showcasing beloved characters and holiday themes, as the community unites in the spirit of giving and creativity.
The atmosphere is electric as volunteers like Evelyn Migatulski and Amelia Grudkowski display their artistic talents, painting cheerful holiday scenes. Each window represents an expression of joy and remembrance, making this event not just a celebration but a heartfelt tribute to loved ones.
Why It Matters: This annual project is more than just art; it fosters community spirit and supports the Children’s Service Center, which provides essential services to local families. The collective effort of volunteers not only beautifies the center but also brings joy to children in the community as the holiday season approaches.
As the event continues throughout the day, locals are encouraged to visit the center and experience the creativity firsthand. The completed window paintings will be on display, turning the center into a festive gallery that captures the essence of the holiday spirit.
What’s Next: Community members can look forward to additional activities at the center, as well as opportunities to support the ongoing services provided to children and families in need. Stay tuned for further updates on the impact of this year’s project and how you can get involved.
With heartfelt contributions and artistic flair, the Window Painting Project promises to be a memorable event that highlights the power of community and the importance of remembrance during this festive season.
