UPDATE: The 27th annual Window Painting Project at the Children’s Service Center in Wilkes-Barre, PA, took place on November 22, 2025, bringing together community members to create festive holiday art and celebrate the memory of Edward Luksha and Barbara Luksha Roche. This beloved event, founded by Rosemary Luksha, showcases the spirit of giving and community engagement, leaving a lasting impact on local families.
Volunteers, including Evelyn Migatulski and Amelia Grudkowski, were spotted adding vibrant colors to their holiday-themed window paintings.
“It’s heartwarming to see everyone come together for such a joyful occasion,”
said Luksha, who has led the initiative for over two decades. The project not only honors her late brother, Edward, but also brings smiles to children and families during the holiday season.
Each year, the project draws in scores of participants, and this year was no exception. Volunteers painted a variety of cheerful designs, from iconic holiday characters to whimsical winter scenes. This year’s event was particularly special as it marked another successful gathering of creativity and compassion.
Why It Matters: The Window Painting Project serves as a powerful reminder of the community’s dedication to supporting children and families in need. The festive artwork brightens the center and has become a cherished tradition that many look forward to each year.
As the holiday season approaches, events like these highlight the importance of community involvement and the joy of giving. The Children’s Service Center plays a vital role in assisting local families, and initiatives like the Window Painting Project enhance its mission.
What’s Next: Community members and volunteers are encouraged to share their experiences and artwork from the event on social media, helping to spread the cheer further. With the holiday season in full swing, more activities and programs are expected at the center in the coming weeks.
Stay tuned for more updates from the Children’s Service Center as they continue to bring joy and support to the Wilkes-Barre community.
