Going Green with Artwork
at the Swope with Art Totality
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A
free family event at the Swope Art Museum on June 19.
Art Totality and the Swope Art Museum teamed up to bring you the latest and greatest family activities that are all centered around reduce, reuse and recycle artwork.
From noon-4pm you can bring your family to the Swope to enjoy an afternoon of fun. Plan on spending about an hour at the museum playing around with the different art activities and booths.
Click here for details about all of the booths, and activities
Space is limited - so please email Stacey Thacker or call the Swope at 812-238-1676 to reserve your family ticket.
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Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Indoor Yard Sale and Bake Sale
 Saturday, June 19th
8am-2pm
645 Poplar Street
Located across from the main library
Parking available from Swan Street entrance
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Governor Davis at the Verve
Saturday, June 12
Governor Davis and the Blues Ambassadors roll into the Verve
Saturday night.
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This week: "Night at the Museum, Battle for the Smithsonian" (PG)
The movies continue every Wednesday through August 4.
Choose from two show times: 10 am and 2:30 pm
Admission is free, with snack specials for kids..
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 "Play Ball!" with Allen Chapel
This year's Friends of Historic
Allen
Chapel fundraiser. will be baseball
oriented, with popcorn, peanuts, and cracker jack, ISU's
winningest
baseball coach Bob Warn, baseball songs, the classic "Who's
on
First?," performed by Jerry Burns and friend, songs from "Damn Yankees"
performed by Jackie Lynn, and baseball bloopers on a big-screen
TV.
A baseball buffet will also include barbecue, hot dogs, baked beans,
potato
salad, cheese, potato chips, tea, and coffee.
There will also be a Silent Auction
Play Ball! will be Saturday, July 31, 6:30 pm, in ISU's the Heritage Lounge
and
Ballroom. Call 234-2718 to reserve your ticket ($55) by Thursday, July 29. .
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Hulman Center will host the
5th Annual "Shopping at the Center", the Wabash Valley's Largest Indoor Yard
Sale, on Saturday, July 24th
Booth Rental is $45, and it is going fast. For more info or to reserve a booth, call
Hulman Center at 877-478-8497 or visit the Hulman Center web site |
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 It's the berries!Opening day was great with the most vendors ever! Even more new vendors join the market this week, and there will be blueberries, strawberries,and black raspberries!  See us at 9th & Cherry Streets in the Clabber Girl Festival Marketplace.
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Blueberry Festival: July 15
 Mark your calendar for the 2nd Annual Terre Foods Blueberry Festival at Central Presbyterian Church (125 N. 7th Street) on Thursday, July 15 from 10 am - 8pm |
"Seasonal Cooking Class"
June 12 at Clabber Girl
Join us for our next Clabber Girl Culinary Course, Seasonal Cooking
with Candace Minster of White Violet Center for Eco-Justice. Take advantage of the bounty of local foods available
at the Downtown Terre Haute Farmers Market
or through your own CSA subscription. Get tips on how to make the most of
what's in season, the best ways to deal with misunderstood veggies like
eggplant and okra, and some simple ideas for how to plan menus while browsing
the vendors.
Class is $10 at the
door. Pre-registration is encouraged. at 812-478-7113. Attendees who have not
pre-registered will be accommodated as space allows.
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When: Monday June 14th, 2:00 PM
Where: Vigo
County Public Library
Professor
Steve and his antics are back! You won't want to miss his newest "Fire
and Water" science discovery program. Ages 5 and up
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Concerts in the Park:
June 19
 The Terre Haute Community Band's
June 19 concert will be held in the YWCA
gymnasium on the south side of Fairbanks Park.
Subsequent concerts will be held
in the Fairbanks Park outdoor band stage. The concerts are free and open to the public. Click here for concert details.
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St.
Benedict Parish's 13th annual Community Festival will be held on Friday, July 9 and Saturday, July 10,
at
9th and Ohio Streets in Downtown Terre Haute. Admission for those over 21 is just $2.
The Kick-off Lunch
is on
Friday, July 9 from 11am-1pm .
Activities during the regular festival hours include
family games,
casino games, food booths, beer garden, indoor flea market, and a cash raffle w/prizes totaling $5,000.
The musical line-up features Crooked Creek, Dave and Rae, Mojo Gumbo, and Fabulous Imports. More details to come!
The 'Hauteans in Motion' bicycle rally on Saturday
morning starts at 7:30 a.m.
More Bike Rally info here.
For details, call the church at (812)
232-8421.
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