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February 2022
Second Sunday Nature Walk
Meet with local Master Naturalist Terri Talarek King to explore and discover the nature within Knox County. These walks are free, no registration needed, and suitable for all ages (families encouraged).
Find out more »The Princess Academy
Little princesses can learn all about manners from the 1800s, including how to curtsy and write with a quill. Discover dances and play games of the 1800s...
Find out more »Mardi Gras Casino Night
Shake off the winter blues with a fun evening out at the Mardi Gras-Casino night hosted by the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy!
Find out more »March 2022
First Friday Art Walk
Join friends at three downtown galleries and Vincennes University’s Shircliff Gallery for the First Friday Art Walk, March 4. Downtown galleries will be open 5 – 8 pm. Shircliff Gallery will be open until 7.
Find out more »“March for Common Good” Fine Art Exhibition
The Open Gallery welcomes Professor Pravin Sevak, Art and Design department of Vincennes University, to exhibit his former students’ classroom projects titled – March for Common Good.
Find out more »A Visit with Theodore Roosevelt circa 1915
A visit of an hour to an hour and a half would include stories of the Roosevelt children in the white house, stories of days as a cowboy, stories of overcoming disabilities and sickness, and maybe even how the Teddy Bear got its name.
Find out more »Ag Day Supper
Enjoy a porkburger supper prepared and served by the Knox County Pork Producers and Knox County Farm Bureau, Inc. Local exhibitors, kiddie tractor pull, interactive kids "Helping Hands" exhibit and door prizes throughout the evening. Tickets are available at Knox County banks, Extension Office. Knox County Farm Bureau, Committee members and at the door.
Find out more »Boutique Night on Main
Don't miss out on this awesome night happening on Main Street! Shop some of Knox County's best locally-owned boutiques and small businesses during their extended hours on Friday, March 11th.
Find out more »Spirit of Freedom in Early Vincennes, Dinner and Program
“Spirit of Freedom in Early Vincennes”- Commemoration of US forces capturing 40 British soldiers along the shores of the Wabash, as well as 8 boats of clothing and Native American trade goods. Registration is required and seating is limited. The registration fee is $10 and includes the program, dessert and a drink. The event is open to the public. The first 40 who arrive will receive a 250th American Revolution Anniversary pin. Parking is available across the street in the city…
Find out more »Second Sunday Nature Walk
Meet with local Master Naturalist Terri Talarek King to explore and discover the nature within Knox County. These walks are free, no registration needed, and suitable for all ages (families encouraged).
Find out more »“From Pencils to Pixels” an Indiana Historical Society Exhibit
The many creations of Hoosier cartoonists are highlighted in this colorful exhibit designed to amuse and intrigue your audience. The exhibit explores the amusing goings-on of characters from comic strips like “Chic” Jackson’s “Roger Bean,” to the editorial musings of Pulitzer Prize-winning artist John T. McCutcheon. This exhibition also examines the life and work of such Indiana cartoonists.
Find out more »Grow City – a Teaching Garden
A Grow City 2022 Workshop where participants will learn about planning and problem-solving for their gardens.
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