Market Bella Rossa's
First Friday and more...
Whether it's the end of the
semester, Mother's Day Weekend, Graduation, or just the beautiful weather,
there's plenty to celebrate!
Join your friends downtown and at Market Bella Rossa for First Friday, May
7. We will be serving dinner from 6 - 9, and hope you'll join us.
Check out our Facebook page for hints about our dinner
specials.
Save the date - our
monthly brunch will take place on Sunday, May 16 from 11 - 2pm. |
Gopalan Contemporary Art:
Opening Reception: Friday 7-9 pm
Paintings by Mary Ann Michna
Photographs by Narsi Patel.
There will also be a lecture and book signing by Dr. Patel from 6-7 pm.
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The Sheldon Swope Art Museum is gearing up for a fab
First Friday--our last of the season!
6 to 9 p.m. with music, video
installations, a multi-part sound installation, book readings,
cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and lots of fun.
Free as always and the
perfect start to your weekend. Don't miss it!
Read more about the Urban Realism exhibit here
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2010 Annual Book Sale
Saturday, May 15 · 9am - 4pm
Sunday, May 16 · 1pm - 4pm
- Hardback & paperback fiction & nonfiction
- Magazines of all kinds
- Puzzles, games & posters
- Records, CDs & DVDs
- And more!
- Great bargains! (25¢ and up)
Friends of the Library Members Only Preview
Friday, May 14 · 6:30pm
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 John
Gardner
&
Edward Gillum
Opening Reception:
May 7, 7-9pm
The
Halcyon Contemporary Art Gallery presents a photography exhibit by artists John Gardner and Edward
Gillum during the month of May.
Gardner and Gillum possess unique
creative visions but share an interest in the working techniques and processes
of the medium.
more info about the artists and their work here
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Author Richard McHugh:
Friday book signing at BookNation
Friday evening, May 7, 5:30 - 7:00
The author of three books, Richard McHugh was born in Shelburn,
Indiana in 1929. He will sign copies of his books at BookNation this
Friday evening from 5:30 until 7:00.
His memories and knowledge of the Great
Depression's final years and WW II provide much of the
material in his written work. "The Nazis and Their Friends vs.
Shelburn" is McHugh's 2009 analysis of the effects of World War II on small American communities. More here
BookNation, 675 Wabash Ave.
232-2595
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Spring
Thyme Plant and Herb Faire
The Wabash Valley Herb Society's "Spring Thyme Plant and Herb Faire,"
will take place from 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday, May 9.
The faire will take place rain or shine at Fairbanks Park, located on
the bank of the Wabash River.
Admission is free.
There will be a wide variety of plants for sale again this year. These
will include the more common herbs, as well as other herbs, annuals and
perennials.
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The Saratoga will be open for brunch on Mother's Day from 11am-2pm.
Call 234-1161 for reservations
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