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February 2023
Fear
"Fear" is a production made entirely by the creative minds of the Theatre Program faculty and students. The show is a conglomeration of short plays dealing with the concept of fear. The pieces in the show are "Culinary Class" and "217," written by VU student Peter Hesselgrave, "No Means No," "Left Waiting," and "This is America," written by VU student Chelsea Wyatt, "Graduation Fears" and High School Killer," written by VU student Allyson Withycombe, and "Clearing My Mind" by VU…
Find out more »US Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana speaks
Distinguished Speaker Zachary Myers, US Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana will speak.
Find out more »Ron Jones Jazz Ensemble
The Office of Global Diversity hosts Ron Jones and a jazz ensemble for a night of history and music.
Find out more »Meet the Entrepreneur in Residence
Entrepreneur in Residence Dr. Jason Salstrom of Purdue Foundry will host free office hours the fourth Thursday every month. NO COST & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. APPOINTMENT REQUIRED.
Find out more »A Book and A Brew
Vincennes/Knox County Tourism, First City Public Sculpture Project and Wabash Valley Progressives are hosting a Books and Brews event to discuss “Black in Indiana” by Eunice Brewer-Trotter at 7 p.m. Feb 23 at Vincennes Brewing Company. This an informal gathering for everyone, where we’ll just discuss the book. People are invited to come, even if they’re curious, (even, yes, if you didn’t quite finish the book before the meeting.) Here’s a description: “Life for Blacks in Southern Indiana in the…
Find out more »George Rogers Clark March returns
The George Rogers Clark March returns – February 25 In February 1779 George Rogers Clark’s forces marched across the Illinois country and flooded Wabash River to Vincennes to challenge Henry Hamilton and the British Army at Fort Sackville. Clark’s success is often regarded as a key event in American movement West to the Mississippi River and South to the Ohio River. An area 1/3 the size of the original 13 colonies known as the Old Northwest Territory became part of…
Find out more »Princess Academy
Little princesses will have a lot of fun learning all-things-royal (and some real history!) while attending a royal academy – the Princess Academy to be exact! Discover dances and play games, plus enjoy tea time, create a royal craft and receive a royal makeover – complete with a “princess picture” and presentation of crowns. Registration required by Feb. 17. This event will take place at the Vincennes University Green Activity Center, 120 W. Harrison St., Vincennes. Recommended for ages 4-9.
Find out more »Oscar Laughs! – “The Apartment”
Join Red Skelton Museum Curator, Mark Kratzner and director, Anne Pratt as they present the fourth movie in the Oscar Laughs! series, “The Apartment.”
Find out more »March 2023
Design and Donuts
Design and Donuts - 9 A.M on the 1st Wednesday Every Month. NO COST & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Improve the marketing materials you produce!
Find out more »Journey Through Monotype Prints Exhibit
ArtSpace Vincennes will open the gallery season with Journey Through Monotype Prints: Amanda Barrow and Elizabeth Busey. The exhibit will open from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on March 3, then Tuesdays through Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. through April 23. Amanda Barrow Barrow was raised in the Midwest by a social worker and an Episcopalian priest, in an environment conducive to creativity and abstract thinking. In 1992, a Fulbright research grant provided an opportunity for her to live and work…
Find out more »First Friday Art Walk
Visit the downtown Vincennes art galleries & the Schircliff Gallery on the Vincennes University Campus!
Find out more »Collecting John Baeder
The Open Gallery will open its 2023 gallery season with a unique exhibition of work by artist John Baeder, titled "Collecting John Baeder." Baeder, who currently resides in Nashville, TN, has had a storied career in art for over 50 years, getting his big break with legendary gallerist Ivan Karp at the O.K. Harris gallery in SoHo in 1972, not long after Karp saw Baeder’s work during a studio visit. It wasn’t long after that, that graduate student Michael Mullen…
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