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Newburgh News and Upcoming Events
September 7, 2012
One with the River
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Hello everyone,
It has been a busy summer. We are settled in our new office space. Our new signs have been designed and have passed all town board reviews.
We have money in our budget for our sign at the point and our bulletin board on the Jennings Street side of our building. We are still in need of money for our other two signs.
If you are feeling generous and could send some money our way to help with those costs, it would be appreciated. Remember, these signs are a way to promote Warrick county, not just Newburgh. The W. Main Street sign is $400 and the Jennings Street sign is $1515. We are going to be able to lessen the cost somewhat because volunteers will be installing these two signs.
Stop in the office to see what they look like. They will do us proud!
Our next event is the English Boot Sale....which is really just a yard sale out of your trunk. We are still in need of vendors. It is only $10.00 a space. See below for info.
I must say thank you to David Ralston for taking and sharing his beautiful photos of our Fireworks Display, August 24th. It was an amazing evening of Fiddlers and Fireworks! Thanks also to the Friends of Newburgh for a great partnership.
Carol Schaefer
Executive Director
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Check out our new location at 517 W. Main Street. We are at the point across The Pet Food Center, Heart of Newburgh, Cricketts, Patton Music and the Haircare Center. We are diagonal from Titzer Funeral Home.
Historic Newburgh 2012 Event Schedule
Historic Newburgh Farmers Market
Saturday, May 26th- Saturday, October 13th
8 am - noon every Saturday morning at the corner of State Street and Water Street
2nd Annual Boot Sale
It is a yard sale out of the trunk of your car
September 22 at the Newburgh Town Hall parking lot
$10 a space
Call 812-853-2815 to rent a space
or
come listen to the Little Old Dam Band at the Farmers Market and check out the bargains at the Boot Sale
Newburgh Theatre Series
Dinner and Theatre
sponsored by Toyota, Schnucks and Kaldi's Coffee
10% off dinner at participating local
restaurants the night of the show for ticketholders
Edgewater Grille, Cafe Arazu, Knob Hill, Tin Fish and Vecchios
Evansville Civic Theatre presents
"Nobody Don't Like Yogi"
October 12th and 13th 8 pm - tickets are $24
performance is more for adults and will include dessert and coffee by Schnucks and Kaldis Coffee
Preservation Hall is located at
200 State Street in Downtown Newburgh
Ghost Walks
Friday October 19th 6:30 pm-9 pm, Saturday
October 20th 5 pm- 9 pm, Sunday October 21st 5 pm-8:30 pm
We are in search of people interested in being a guide or a ghost.
Historic Newburgh Coach Tour of Wine Country
Windy Knoll, Carousel, Monkey Hollow and dinner at the Rockport Inn
Saturday, November 3rd
only 12 spaces left
Historic Newburgh Celebrates Christmas
First Weekend in December
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Saturday Night the 8th
Sponsors for this wonderful event that will benefit our Rivertown Trail and will be a support system for cancer patients include:
Starlight Sponsors - Heritage Federal Credit Union and The Women's Hospital
Moonlight Sponosors - Dr. Edward Prusz, Dr. Mureena Wells, and Titzer Family Funeral Home
Comet Sponsor - Five Star Security
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Newburgh Museum Foundation, Inc.
The Museum is open Wednesday and Saturday 11-3 with free admission
You can donate items from Newburgh or money for support by contacting one of the following people:
Scott Lauderdale - Collections -812-858-9544
Lloyd Baker - Registrar - 217-778-0998
Bill Bartelt - 812-853-6136
President of the Newburgh Museum Foundation,
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I stopped in at the Artist Salon which met Sept 4th. It is always going to be the first Tuesday of the Month at 6pm at the Historic Newburgh, Inc. office and Visitor Center. It is located in our art gallery so I didn't have to go far.
This is an informal setting for artists to share what is going on in the arts world. Patti clipped newspaper articles....some that I had seen but some that I had not. Then we talked about the upcoming art shows around the Midwest.
If you are involved in the arts, I really encourage you to come and be a part of this. I have the heart of an artist and it felt good to be getting to know others that have that creative side to their personality.
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Nobody Don't Like Yogi starring Rick Kersting with the Evansville Civic Theatre
October 12 and 13 at 8pm, at Preservation Hall 200 State Street
Reserved tickets $24.00 each can be purchased by calling 812-853-2815
Ticket holders will receive 10% off dinner at participating restaurants on the days of the performance dessert and coffee is provided by Schnucks and Kaldi's Coffee Thanks also to Toyota and to Markel for help with printing
Wonderful evening out You won't want to miss it |
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Our shop continues to flourish with Historic Newburgh t-shirts, postcards, note cards, sweatshirts, wine glasses, books by local authors and prints of some of our historic homes. Below is our
Historic Newburgh Ornament which will be available all year.
Our ornament is beveled glass with an etched design of Preservation Hall designed by Gerald Ulrich and created by Heather Kent and her company Tagged Designs.
The ornaments are on sale in the office for $10.00 each.
The people of Newburgh are "One With The River." It is part of who we are. You will enjoy wearing our new hoodie that has "One With The River" on the front and Historic Newburgh Indiana on the lower backside. It is reasonably priced at $35.00. We also have "One With The River" t-shirts for $15.00. We have them in blue and we have them in purple.
For you golfers, we have a Sport Tek golf shirt with Historic Newburgh Indiana emblazoned on the top right. This is a great gift for a friend, family or yourself for only $30.00. I am telling you this looks great on!
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New Merchandise!
This artist designed sweatshirt captures the rythmn of our wrought iron fence along the Rivertown Trail and the street lights throughout Downtown. On the back in script it says Newburgh, Indiana. Exclusively sold in the Historic Newburgh, Inc. shop at
517 West Main Street.
Thank you Christy Chang for sharing your talent!
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Olde Newburgh Presents
Trick or Treating &
"Ghostly Stroll Walking Parade"
Prizes! Prizes!
Saturday October 29th
From 2:30-5
Throughout The Newburgh Stores
The Walking Parade Will Begin at 4PM
With Plenty of Time for More Trick or Treating Afterwards
Kids of ALL Ages Are Welcome to Dress Up In Costumes
Including All Willing Pets!
This Annual & Fun Event Is Sponsored By
Participating Downtown Merchants.
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Introducing
the EVANSVILLE (Indiana) FINE ART SHOW
by PATTY NAROZNY &
HOT WORKS™ FINE ART & CRAFT SHOWS
Dates and Details for Inaugural Event:
November 16, 17, and 18, 2012 - 3 days
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Indoor show at The Centre/Convention Center
Evansville's premier event and convention facility
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Regardless of the weather outside, it's beautiful inside!
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Hours: Friday 11 to 7; Saturday 10 to 5; Sunday 10 to 5
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Reasonable patron admission of $8 delivers art lovers ready to buy
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New to Evansville - a professionally produced fine art fair
by a show director with a national standing and reputation.
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Extensive media support behind the event, including
broadcast TV, Radio, Print, etc.
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Full support of City Government and from Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB), who will extensively market this event to Tri-State area
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Goal of City and CVB is to develop show into a major annual, regional event
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Mayor of Evansville will open show with ri bbon-cutting ceremony and extensive local TV and press coverage!
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Companies headquartered in Evansville include Atlas Van Lines, Integra Bank, International Steel, Berry Plastics,
Shoe Carnival, and others
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Join other fine artists including
local artist Kimberly Chalos, Wood;
Jonathon Stopper, Jewelry-Precious;
Scott Bayless, Glass
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and the best news yet...It's a Hot Works show and promises to be a Patty Narozny signature event!
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Please join us for our inaugural Evansville Fine Art Show.
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Deadline for Professional Artists to Apply
Is August 20.
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Applications accepted via "manual" ($20) at HotWorks.org OR electronically via Zapplication.org ($30)
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Booth fees:
10'x10' $550; 10'x15' $800; 10'x20' $1,125
10% off this first year
on booth fee only to accepted artists
Add $75 corner; $75 electric
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Please contact Patty Narozny at patty@hotworks.org
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This is your opportunity to get in on the ground floor of what promises to be an important regional event and art fair.
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We hope to see you in Evansville this November!
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Warrick County is very lucky to have two farmers markets.
Make it a routine to visit a farmers market every Saturday morning.
Saturday, September 22, we will have our Traditional English Boot Sale. It is basically a yard sale out of the backside of your trunk.
Historic Newburgh Farmers Market at the Edgewater Grille Parking lot, corner State and Water Streets, and the Warrick County Farmer's Market at the Boonville Warrick County Public Library, 6 West Main St., are every Saturday morning until October 13th.
Both feature locally grown fruits, vegetables, plant, herbs, farm fresh eggs, freezer beef/pork/poultry, honey, baked goods and crafts by local artisans.
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Historic Newburgh TV23 Magazine
Time Warner Cable Channel 23
This month we visit with Beverly Schweiss, Chairman of the HNI Design Committee. She will tell us all about the sign designs for the Historic Newburgh, Inc. offices and Visitor Center.
Then we will talk with Tom Bodkin, our Town attorney, as well as attorney for HNI. He has visited our Sister City, Newburgh, England and will tell us how that came about.
Connie Yoak will explain our Traditional English Boot Sale and how you can get involved.
Time Warner TV 23 Magazine is on every day 8:00 am, noon and 5:00 pm
That is our August edition
You won't want to miss it.
Only on Time Warner Cable
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A special opportunity came our way last year. Time Warner Cable is producing Historic Newburgh TV23 Magazine. This is an interview show that celebrates all the different pieces and parts that make Newburgh a great place to live and visit. I always end the show with "This is one of the reasons we love Newburgh and we think you will too."
Thank you Time Warner Cable
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Cricket's offers live entertainment every Thursday evening 8-11pm and Saturday night 9pm-1am.
Friday is karaoke night starting at 9pm.
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American Legion Kapperman Post 44
Thank you to our veterns for donating a new American Flag for the Lock and Dam Park. We will fly it proudly!
FALL BIER STUBE 2012
Saturday September 8th
American Legion Post 44: 711 State Street, Newburgh, IN(MAP)
American Legion parking lot (at the corner of Sharron Rd) -- OPEN TO THE PUBLIC -- Live entertainment starts at 3:30 pm.
HOOSIER DADDY takes the stage at 8:30pm. 25cent 16 OUNCE BEER !
FOOD SERVED ENTIRE TIME -- Bring Your Friends For A Great Time Under The Stars! For more information call:
812-585-9069 or 812-453-4298
Bingo every Monday night provides
an opportunity to win $1,000. Bingo
calling begins at 6:30 pm.
You do not need to be a member.
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Edgewater Grille and LaVeranda
Don't forget they do catering on their site or at your site.
Friends of the Edgewater Grille,
there is music, music, music every weekend.
Enjoy the ambiance of 5 decks overlooking the Ohio (weather permitting).
Musician such as Bob Ballard, Gary Ward and Chuck Grady will be playing.
In addition, Edgewater Grille always welcomes and encourages new talent.
Sept 22 - 8pm enjoy the music of "The Steps", a five piece band featuring Bill Sievern, Dr. Andy Tharp, Larry Eplin, Brett Stenftenagel and
Bryan St. Pere.
It is always 72 degrees on the River at Edgewater Grille!
Edgewater has a new baker and he is serving up hot loaves of bread for sale at the Farmers Market. I have seen people simply take a bite out of their loaf. It is that good.
Bring in your church bulletin ($1 given back to church for bulletin we receive). Come in after church or anytime! |
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The Knob Hill is open 7 days a week! Evansville Courier People's Choice voted Best Fiddlers. They offer new seasonal beers on tap from local breweries and they have some wonderful new homemade desserts.
Enjoy the cozy fireplace and the great staff.
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Other things are happening in Newburgh
There is a new eatery in town. Stop in at the southeast corner of Sharon Place. They have wraps and salads. Check out their catering menu too.
Vecchios
So its Friday night and you don't want to cook, but you really just want to chill at home. Try their Grab and Go menu. It is only on Friday nights.
The Beer of the Month club will be fun to get involved with. Amanda is the beer guru. Feel free to stop in or call Amada if you have a beer question or would like to participate in the Beer of the Month club.
Every meal is special at Cafe Arazu and you might hit it on a night when they have music!
"As some of you know, "arazu" means wish or desire, and one wish dear to our hearts is to foster the arts. Last fall we began the first Arazu Arts Fest, a weeklong display of arts and crafts punctuated by evening musical performances.
Another way we promote aspiring musical artists is to be an original music venue; we want to help local artists make their wishes come true as they play out their musical aspirations."
September 13 - Roy Nathaniel Bayne
September 20 - Monte Skelton
September 27 - Kennedy Rose
Oct 4 - John Dodd
Oct 22-27 - Cafe Arazu Arts and Music Festival
The Tin Fish Music Schedule for the Month
You can put it on your calendar...every Friday and Saturday night, from 5:30-8:30 there will be music.
Sept 7 & 8 - Jordan B
Sept 14 & 15 Jimmy B
Sept 21 & 22 Neil Yockey
Sept 28 & 29 Gary Ward
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The
Old Dam Community Band on Parade
They have a concert at the river in front of the Newburgh Town Hall parking lot on Tuesday, September 11, at 7:00 pm. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy!
Thank you to the Old Dam Community Band
for all that you do!
If you have any questions about the Old Dam Community Band or the Little Old Dam Band, you can contact Dan Schultz at danschultz@wowway.com.
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Cleo's Baker and Bag Lunch
9 West Jennings.
Coming Soon
located in old HNI office space |
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 The Ohio Township Library is so much more than a place to check out books!
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This just a reminder that we do have a wonderful bus service here in Warrick County. The WATS (Warrick Area Transit System) has a stop at Mother Teresa at Jennings and Frame, Preservation Hall at 200 State Street, and the Senior Center at the corner of 3rd and Jennings. It will connect you to Boonville, Chandler and Evansville. |
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Children's Center for Dance Education is located in Historic Newburgh, as well as Evansville and Henderson. They are a 501c(3)
Charitable Organization that offers classes for children and adults. They are a regional ballet school that was founded in 1995. They have always focused on innovative programming, artistic excellence and community outreach.
Children's Center for Dance Education presents:
Check out their website for additional information on classes. Their
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Historic Newburgh, Inc. is a non-profit, Main Street organization dedicated to historic preservation, economic revitalization and sustainability of Downtown Newburgh.
Thank you to all who support HNI!
I ask that if you are not a member of Historic Newburgh, Inc., you consider doing so. Our organization needs members to help with our administrative costs. Some of those costs that do not get rolled into event expenses include having our Historic Newburgh brochures distributed to Southern IN hotels, paying to be represented in regional tourism publications, the cost of using Constant Contact for our e-newsletter, gas & electric bills, rent, postage, and many other expenses that go into running an organization. |
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CLICK ON THE HNI LOGO TO JOIN
OR RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP TODAY!
DOWNTOWN NEWBURGH IS
STRONGER WITH
YOUR SUPPORT! |
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Historic Newburgh, Inc.
Board of Directors
President - Todd Titzer
Vice-President - Kathie Bugg
Treasurer - Greg Tuck
Secretary - Beverly Schweiss
Phyllis Bussing
Dr. Sean Cook
Lou Dennis
Ken Hughes
Stacie Krieger
Kim Krupsaw
Lenis McClain
Lynette McClusky
Melissa McGuire
Mike Patterson
Paul Rudolph
Bill Teague
Jon Young
Jim Seibert
Randy Wheeler
Attorney - Tom Bodkin |
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THANK
YOU!
TO ALL OF OUR
HNI MEMBERS
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Charter Members of Historic Newburgh, Inc.
We are so very grateful for your vision and your efforts, over 30 years ago, to create Historic Newburgh, Inc.
Anna Alfultis
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