2016 NEWTON FEST T-SHIRTS STILL AVAILABLE
Newton Fest 2016 t-shirts are still available in limited youth and adult sizes. Shirts are $10 for youth sizes and $15 for adult sizes. Proceeds will be used to help fund Newton Fest 2017. If you are interested in one of these shirts please contact us through our link on the web site.
2nd Annual Newton Junk Fest |
VOLUNTEER@ NEWTON Fest |
By popular demand Newton Fest will once again host JUNK FEST!! Junk Fest will feature vendors from the Midwest bring their antiques, repurposed, and vintage goods to Newton. The event will be from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Friday, June 19and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, June 10, in downtown Newton.
Want to be a vendor at Junk Fest? CLICK HERE |
Want to help make Newton Fest awesome? We need plenty of volunteers throughout the weekend from set up to clean up it will take dozens of people to make Newton Fest 2016 a reality.
If you'd like to volunteer follow the link and sign up. To volunteer CLICK HERE |
NEWTON FEST 2016 TITLE SPONSOR
TRINITY STRUCTUAL TOWERS SPONSORS NEWTON FEST 2016
The Newton Fest steering committee is proud to announce Trinity Structural Towers as a Title Sponsor for Newton Fest 2016. Newton Fest is scheduled to be held June 9-12, 2016 in Newton, Iowa.
“The partnership between Trinity Structural Towers and Newton Fest is very positive for our community,” said Nathan Unsworth, Co-Chair of Newton Fest 2016, “It’s really inspiring to see one of our newest and largest employers making such a public show of support for our community.”
Trinity Structural Towers, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, began producing wind towers in Newton in 2007. They currently employ 255 people in their Newton location.
“Newton Fest was a really positive event for the community last year, and we are excited to help make the event even bigger and better for 2016,” said Roger Marin, Plant Manager for Trinity
“The partnership between Trinity Structural Towers and Newton Fest is very positive for our community,” said Nathan Unsworth, Co-Chair of Newton Fest 2016, “It’s really inspiring to see one of our newest and largest employers making such a public show of support for our community.”
Trinity Structural Towers, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, began producing wind towers in Newton in 2007. They currently employ 255 people in their Newton location.
“Newton Fest was a really positive event for the community last year, and we are excited to help make the event even bigger and better for 2016,” said Roger Marin, Plant Manager for Trinity