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Hoosier Happenings - June 2009
Events occurring June 2-July 6
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June 5-6 — Somerset Days Community Festival, Somerset (Wabash) — Community Building and town. Smoked pork chops, karaoke contest, garden tractor pull, parade, crafts, flea market, wood carvers, music. Fri: 3-11 pm; Sat: 8 am-11 pm; No admission charge. 765-981-4471.
June 6 — Farmer’s Market Opening, Logansport (Cass) — Fourth and Market streets. Market open every Saturday, 7 am-noon; (starting in July, also open Tue-Thur, 3-7 pm. Dwight Plank, 574-859-4553.
June 6 — Indiana’s Giant Bird-Animal Swap Meet and Flea Market, Kimmel (Noble) — Wolf’s Swap Grounds, off US 33. 6 am-1 pm. Admission charge. Harold O. Wolf, 260-635-2356.
June 6 — Monon Food Fest, Monon (White) — Town park. Crafts, food, entertainment, pony rides, moonwalk, men’s softball and rail city cruisers car show. Family fun. Sat: 10 am-5 pm. No admission charge. 219-253-6441; monticelloin.com.
June 6 — Yellow River Festival, Plymouth (Marshall) — Downtown. Revisit an early 1800s local gathering spot, learn the history of the river, crafts and entertainment. Hours vary. No admission charge. 574-936-2306; marshallcountytourism.org.
June 6-7 — Village of Winona Art Fair, Winona Lake (Kosciusko) — Artisan Court. Many artists from across the country display and sell their juried art at this annual event enjoyed by thousands. Sat: 10 am-6 pm; Sun: 11 am-4 pm. No admission charge. 574-268-9888; villageatwinona.com.
June 7 — Mother-Daughter Spring Tea, Rome City (Noble) — Gene Stratton-Porter State Historic Site. Be a part of the first ever Mother-Daughter Spring Tea! This tea includes an interpretive cabin and garden tour, afternoon tea, musical entertainment, and widely-acclaimed story teller. Noon. Admission charge. (260) 854-3790.
June 11-13 — 39th Annual Round Barn Festival, Rochester (Fulton) — Main Street. Arts and crafts, foods, dances, entertainment, adult and kiddie contests, athletic events, golf contest. Parade Fri evening. Bus tours of round barns, restored Prill one-room school, Fulton County Museum and Round Barn Museum. Fly-in breakfast at airport Sat. Chamber of Commerce, 574-224-2666.
June 12-13 — Pioneer Days, Royal Center (Cass) — Rea Park, Royal Park. More than 30 years of free family fun. Enjoy a parade, great food, tractor pulls, rides, baseball games and much more. 4-8:30 pm. No admission charge. 574-643-2265.
June 12-14 — Rhapsody in Green, Elkhart (Elkhart) — Island, Bicentennial and High Drive parks. Three days of music, children’s art tent, craft booths, antique auto show and Taste of Elkhart ethnic foods. Fri-Sat: noon-11 pm; Sun: noon-7 pm. No admission charge. 574--295-7275; elkhartindiana.org.
June 13 — Camden Community Club Fish Fry, Camden (Carroll) — Community Building on State Road 218. Serving perch and smelt with homemade french fries. 5-7 pm. Admisson charge. 765-564-9450.
June 13 — Festival of Art and Music, South Bend (St. Joseph) — St. Patrick’s County Park. Music floats through the air while local artists display their products. Sat: 4-10 pm. Admission charge. 574-277-4828; festivalofartandmusic.com.
June 13 — Indiana Highland Games and Scottish Festival, Fort Wayne (Allen) — Concordia Theological Seminary Soccer Fields, 6600 N. Clinton St. Annual celebration of Scottish culture and heritage features bagpipe and drums, clan tents, Highland dance and athletic competitions and more. 9 am-8 pm. Admission charge. Mike Huth, executive_director@scottishsocietyftw.org.
June 13 — Very Berry Strawberry Fest, Wabash (Wabash) — Historical downtown. Craft market, cruise-in, entertainment, kids activities, chicken BBQ, strawberry treats, parade, health fair, food vendors. Sat: 8 am-5 pm. No admission charge. 260-563-0975; wabashmarketplace.org.
June 13 — Young Eagles Flight Rally, Fort Wayne (Allen) — Smith Field Airport. Free airplane rides for youth ages 8-17. Registration: 10 am-noon. Flights (weather permitting): 10 am-2 pm. 260-693-6191; www.EAA2.org.
June 13-14 — Berry Feis, Walkerton (St. Joseph) — Hester Farm, 71880 SR 23. 574-586-2105.
June 17 — Michigan City Summer Festival, Michigan City (LaPorte) — Downtown. Michigan City’s Summer Festival includes the big parade, kiddie parade, drum and bugle corps units and mud bog. Hours vary. No admission charge. 800-634-2650. VisitLaPorteCounty.com.
June 17-21 — Celebrate Schererville Festival, Schererville (Lake) — Redar Park. Five days of live music, beer garden, food, rides, games and much more. Celebrate your hometown festival. Hours vary. No admission charge. 219-865-5630; schererville.org.
June 18-19 — Summer Carriage, Antique and Horse Auction, Topeka (LaGrange) — Topeka Auction Barn. Authentic prairie schooners, stagecoaches, sleighs and fancy carriages. All kinds of antique items. 9 am. No admission charge. 260-593-2522; www.auctions-usa.com.
June 18-20 — Hoagland Days Festival, Hoagland (Allen) — Hoagland Park. Hoagland annual community carnival. Thurs-Fri: 5-11 pm; Sat: noon-11 pm. No admission charge. 260-417-7911; hoaglandin.com.
June 18-21 — Laketonian Days Festival, Laketon (Wabash) — Downtown. Topnotch amusements. Big Moe concessions, food vendors, parade, cutie king and queen contest, horseshoe pitch contest, festival queen contest. Thurs-Fri: 4-10 pm; Sat: 9 am-11 pm; Sun: 9 am-noon. No admission charge. 260-982-2896.
June 18-21 — Silver Lake Days Sesquicentennial Festival, Silver Lake (Kosciusko) — Various locations. Parade, car show, vendor spaces, kiddie rides, games, bands, community church service, barber shop quartet, ice cream social, fireworks, corn hole tournament and more. No admission charge. Marlin J. Carr, 574-267-5858; www.townofsilverlake.com.
June 19-20 — LaFontaine Ashland Days Festival, LaFontaine (Wabash) — Downtown. Tractor/car show, kids games, gospel sing, parade, karaoke, liar’s contest, pet parade, photo show, bake sale, walk/run. Fri: 5-11 pm; Sat: 8 am-11 pm. No admission charge. 765-981-4054.
June 19-20 — Old Greenfield Mill Festival, Howe (LaGrange) — Greenfield Mills, 1050 E 750 N, Charity walk for awareness for Huntington Disease, Port-a-Pit Chicken, raffle, silent auction, pancake brunch, mill tour and more. 260-367-2394; www.newrinkelflour.com.
June 19-20 — Potato Creek Festival, North Liberty (St. Joseph) — Downtown. Live entertainment, 5k MDA spud run, car show, food, vendors, arts and crafts, family fun. Greene Township Train. Fri: noon-10 pm; Sat: 9 am-7:30 pm. No admission charge. 574-656-4447.
June 19-20 — Strawberry Daze, Ligonier (Noble) — Downtown. Strawberry pies, short cake, ice cream along with various other foods, entertainment and cruise-in. 9 am-?. Future Ligonier Alliance, http://futureligonier.org.
June 19-21 — Fulton County Historical Power Show, Rochester (Fulton) — Historical Society Grounds. Tractors, garden tractors, hit and miss engines, food, flea market, craft vendors, toy show, tractor and horse pulls and parade. Fri-Sat: 9 am-8 pm; Sun: 9 am-2 pm. Admission charge. 574-223-4436; icss.net/~fchs.
June 19-July 4 — Hometown Square Festival, Crown Point (Lake) — Courthouse Square. Corn roast, arts and crafts. Taste of Crown Point, pet parade, doll parade, car cruise and Fourth of July parade. Hours vary. No admission charge. 219-663-1800; crownpointguide.com.
June 20 — BWS Volleyball Tournament 2009, Wolcott (White) — Tri-County High School Auxilary Gym. In honor of Andrew Volker to support BWS Awareness. 50/50 cash pot, bake raffle, prizes, BWS shirts, bracelets, magnets, cookbooks, and pins for sale! All donors will receive a goody bag! 2 pm. Admission charge. BWS_Volleyball_Tournament_2009@yahoo.com.
June 20 — Heritage Transportation Festival, Delphi (Carroll) — Courthouse Square. Canal Park, Airport. Modern and historic transportation rides and displays. Unusual shuttles between three display sites. Sat: 10 am-6 pm. No admission charge. 765-564-6692.
June 20 — Pumpkinvine Bike Ride, Goshen (Elkhart) — Abshire Park. 10th annual ride has 15, 22, 42, 65 and 102-mile routes, generous SAGS. Rolling county roads and Amish countryside. Sat: 7 am-5 pm. Admission charge. 574-266-1362; pumpkinvine.org.
June 20 — Taste of Tippecanoe, Lafayette (Tippecanoe) — Riehle Plaza and Tapawingo Park. The finest food and fireworks in Tippecanoe County. Music stages, 30 local restaurants and a fun-packed area for families and kids. Sat: 4 pm-midnight. Admission charge. 765-423-2787; tasteoftippecanoe.org.
June 20 — 10th Annual Pumpkinvine Bike Ride, Goshen/Shipshewana (Elkhart/LaGrange) — Various locations. Bike rides of 22, 42, 65 and 100 miles (start in Goshen); 15-mile country loop (starts in Shipshewana). Entry fee. www.pumpkinvine.org.
June 20-July 18 — Masterworks Performing Arts Festival, Winona Lake (Kosciusko) — Rodenheaver Auditorium. Month-long festival of the performing arts. World-class faculty instruct high school and college performers. More than 50 free concerts. Hours vary. No admission charge. 574-268-9888; villageatwinona.com.
June 22-24 — Indiana Gene Explorer Club, Rome City (Noble) — Gene Stratton-Porter State Historic Site. Educational activities structured around the inspirations of Gene Stratton-Porter for children ages 8-12. Activities include exploring nature with recycled art, micro-hikes, journaling and garden exploration. 9 am-1 pm. Admission charge. (260) 854-3790.
June 22-27 — ARTCAMP, Rensselaer (Jasper) — Prairie Arts Council. Week-long art workshops event. Take one workshop or five. 219-866-5278; prairie@nwiis.com.
June 23-27 — Old Settler’s Day, Columbia City (Whitley) — Downtown. Amusement rides, events for all ages, free nightly entertainment. Hours vary. No admission charge. 260-248-8131; osdassociation.com.
June 24-27 — 35th Annual Topeka Quilt Show and Sale, Honeyville (LaGrange) — Eden Worship Center, 4095 S 900 W, Oldest, largest show and sale of quilts, quilt and wall hanging tops, quilted clothing and other quilted items.
June 24-27 — Quilter’s Quest Festival, Shipshewana (LaGrange). A Quilter’s dream festival packed with shop hops, quilt shows, vendor displays and much more! 800-254-8090; www.VisitShipshewana.org.
June 25-27 —Lagro Good Ole Days Festival, Lagro (Wabash) —Downtown area. Food, games, parade, flea market, garden tractor pull, antique tractor show, car show, line and square dancing. Thurs-Fri: 4-11 pm; Sat: 9 am-midnight. No admission charge. 260-782-0472.
June 26-28 — Charley Creek Arts Festival, Wabash (Wabash) — Charley Creek Gardens. Includes three days of music. The Paradise Arts Festival Fine Art Show Saturday-Sunday Charley Creek Gardens tours. Hours vary. Admission charge. 260-563-6356; charleycreekfoundation.org.
June 26-28 — Elkhart Jazz Festival, Elkhart (Elkhart) —Downtown. One hundred fifty national and international jazz musicians on six stages, choice of four sessions. Hours vary. Admission charge. 800-597-7627; elkhartjazzfestival.com.
June 27 — Sixth annual Rally For A.N.N.A. motorcycle ride, Rensselaer (Jasper) — The ride begins three blocks north of the courthouse square at the corner of North Van Rensselaer and Susan streets. 75-mile ride through Jasper and surrounding counties raises money for neuroblastoma research. Registration: 11 am; ride: 1 pm (rain or shine). Admission charge. 219-866-3526 or 219-866-0850; www.annafund.org.
June 27 — Taste of Rensselaer, Rensselaer (Jasper) — Carnegie Center. An evening of food, fun and entertainment, ARTCAMP celebration, PAC School of Dance performers. 4-10:30 pm. 219-866-5278; prairie@nwiis.com.
June 27-28 — Huntington Heritage Days, Huntington (Huntington) — Downtown. Action-packed festival with carnival, car show, art show, crafts, hot air balloons, food and Saturday parade at 10 am. Hours vary. No admission charge. 260-356-5300; huntington-chamber.com.
June 29-July 5 — Bremen Firemen’s Festival, Bremen (Marshall) — Sunnyside Park. Crafts and food vendors, carnival rides, parade and fireworks. Hours vary. Admission charge. 574-546-3660; marshallcountytourism.org.
July 1-18 — Masterworks Performing Arts Festival, Winona Lake (Kosciusko) — Rodenheaver Auditorium. Month-long festival of the performing arts. World-class faculty instruct high school and college performers. More than 50 free concerts. Hours vary. No admission charge. 574-268-9888; villageatwinona.com.
July 2-5 — Cedar Lake Summerfest, Cedar Lake (Lake) — Cedar Lake Town Complex. Land parade, car show, children’s events, talent show, fireworks, entertainment, cardboard boat race, carnival, beer, food, bingo and laser lights. Hours vary. Admission charge. 219-374-4444; cedarlakesummerfest.com.
July 3 — Roanoke Patriotic Festival, Roanoke (Huntington) —Historic Downtown. Main Street. Outdoor family festival and food featuring American heritage and local military heroes. Fri: 5-11 pm. Admission charge. 260-672-8800; discoverroanoke.org.
July 3-5 — Salamonie Summer Festival, Warren (Huntington) — Downtown. Parade, international pro rodeo, fireworks, demolition derby, kids fun, car show, steady entertainment, fishing derby, 3-on-3 basketball. Hours vary. No admission charge. 260-375-2656; warrenindiana.com.
July 3-5 — 17th Annual Antique Tractor & Engine Show/Craft Show, Warren (Huntington) — Daugherty Companies, 534 E. First St. Entertainment, craft show. Hours vary. List of festival activities can be found at www.warrenindiana.com.
July 4 — Twelve Mile 500 Riding Lawn Mower Race, Twelve Mile (Cass) — Plank Hill Park. Third best race in Indiana with a parade, food and good old-fashioned fun for families. Hometown run for more than 45 years Hours vary. Admission charge. 574-664-4971. visit-casscounty.com.
July 4 — Topeka Fourth of July Festival, Topeka (LaGrange) — Town parks. Road race, food, family fun, puppet show, kids games, softball tourney, draft horse pull, parade, big fireworks at dark. 8 am-midnight. 260-593-2300; www.topekain.net.
July 4 —Wolcott Summer Festival, Wolcott (White) — Historic Wolcott House and grounds. Musical entertainment, parade. Games, food, flea market, craft booths, fireworks and Wolcott House tours. Great family fun. Sat: 9 am-10 pm. No admission charge. 219-279-2946; monticelloin.com.
July 4-5 — Canal Days, Delphi (Carroll) — Canal Park. Fun, food, crafts for the family in 1850s canal era theme. The operating replica canal boat is new for 2009. Hours vary. No admission charge. 765-564-6572; wabashanderiecanal.org. |
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Through June 4 — Glass Days Festival, Dunkirk (Jay) — Downtown. Glass museum tours, factory tours, food, free entertainment nightly, amusement rides, queen contest and parades. Hours vary. No admission charge. 765-768-6193; cityofdunkirkimprovementcommittee.com/glass.
June 4 — Kokomo Strawberry Festival, Kokomo (Howard) — Courthouse Square. Locally baked shortcake, strawberries, ice cream and free musical entertainment. Thurs: 11 am-3 pm. No admission charge. 765-454-7926.
June 4 — Southern Gospel Concert, Lafayette (Tippecanoe) — Heartland Community Church, 3900 E 300 N. Concert features Tribute Quartet and Resurrection. Hamburger fry preceeds concert. 7 pm. Admission charge. 765-423-1389; www.resministries.com.
June 5, 12, 19 — Music in the Barn, Battle Ground (Tippecanoe) — Historic Prophetstown, 3549 Prophetstown Trail. Local artists performing in big red barn, food and drinks available. 8-10 pm. Admission charge. (765) 567-4700; www.prophetstown.org.
June 5; July 3 — Downtown Noblesville First Fridays, Noblesville (Hamilton) — Courthouse Square. Join us for themed promotional events that celebrate the seasons and entertain with music, contests, games, sales and great food. 5-8 pm. No admission charge. 317-776-0205; destinationnoblesville.com.
June 5-6 — Hoosier Hills Fiber Arts Festival, Franklin (Johnson) — Fairgrounds. 5th annual celebration of textiles, fiber arts and old-time skills. Fri: 1-7 pm; Sat: 10 am-6 pm. No admission charge. 317-535-2525.
June 5-7 — Rosedale Strawberry Festival, Rosedale (Parke) — Downtown. Live stage, games, contests, vendors, parade. Classic car/motorcycle cruise-ins, train/historic displays. Fri: 4:30-9 pm; Sat: 9 am-9 pm; Sun: 7 am-4 pm. No admission charge. 765-548-2522.
June 6 — Dog Days at Wolf Park, Battle Ground (Tippecanoe) — Wolf Park, 4004 E 800 N. 765-567-2265; www.wolfpark.org.
June 6 — Main Street Cruise-In, Motorcycle, Scooter and Bike Show, Rockville (Parke) — Courthouse Square. Car, motorcycle, scooter, bike show. Awards, food, music, dancing. Sat: 6-10 pm. No admission charge. 765-569-5226; coveredbridges.com.
June 6 — Vintage Indiana, Indianapolis (Marion) — Military Park. Celebrate with Indiana wineries at Vintage Indiana. Over 150 wines, delicious food, music, artists, kids zone and food and wine seminars. Sat: 11 am-7 pm. Admission charge. 800-832-WINE; vintageindiana.com.
June 6, 13, 20, 27; July 4 — Noblesville Farmers Market, Noblesville (Hamilton) — Next to Riverview Hospital on SR 32. Come choose from a selection of locally grown fruits, vegetables, plants and more. Themes include kids, pets and health days. 8 am-12:30 pm. No admission charge. 317-776-0205; destinationnoblesville.com.
June 6-7 — Battle of Montgomery Creek, Knightstown (Henry) — Boondocks Farms. The Battle of Montgomery Creek Civil War reenactment featuring battles, fashion show, military ball, competitions. Sat: 8 am-11 pm; Sun: 8 am-3 pm. Admission charge. 765-345-2020; boondocksfarms.com.
June 6-7 — Blast from the Past June Fest, Bainbridge (Putnam) — Bainbridge Community Center and Yard Area. Proceeds pay for the summer programs/events at Bainbridge, Russellville and Roachdale parks. Sat: 9 am-10 pm; Sun: 9 am-4 pm. Admission charge. 765-435-2813; friendsoftheparkrussellville.org.
June 6-7 — Conner Prairie’s Indiana Festival, Fishers (Hamilton) — Conner Prairie. Celebrate the arts, music, people of the Midwest. Four outdoor cultural stages, ethnic food, art/craft marketplace, kids activities, demonstrations. Sat: 10 am-5 pm; Sun: 11 am-5 pm. Admission charge. 800-966-1836; connerprairie.org.
June 6-7 — Mansfield Village Covered Bridge Bluegrass Festival, Mansfield (Parke) — Mansfield Village. RV Rally Friday-Saturday, live music, strings workshop, banjo/fiddle contest, auction, shopping, vendors, free trolley rides, produce market. Sat-Sun: 9 am-5 pm. No admission charge. 765-653-4026; mansfieldvillage.com.
June 12-14 — Billie Creek Village Civil War Days, Rockville (Parke) — Billie Creek Village. One of Indiana’s largest Civil War reenactments. Hundreds of reenactors with cannons, crafts, marching troops, hospitals, battles and a ball. Sat: 9 am-10 pm; Sun: 9 am-4 pm. Admission charge. 765-569-0252; billiecreekvillage.org.
June 12-14 — Strawberry Festival, Crawfordsville (Montgomery) — Lane Place. Handmade arts and crafts, children’s activities, live entertainment, antique tractors, classic cars and motorcycle show on Sunday. Great food and strawberry delights. Hours vary. No admission charge. 800-866-3973; thestrawberryfestival.com.
June 13 — Public Star-gazing Open House, West Lafayette (Tippecanoe) — West Lafayette Observatory, 600 Cumberland Ave. (on the grounds of the Cumberland Elementary School). Come out and see the stars! The event is cancelled in case of clouds or high winds. 9:30-11:30 pm. www.Stargazing.net/WVAS/.
June 13 — Scales and Tails Fest: A Celebration of Pets, Indianapolis (Marion) — Indiana State Museum. If you have a pet, want a pet, or just want to meet animals you can pet, then this is the place to be. A variety of animals will be on hand, including dogs, cats, birds, and reptiles. Many are available that day for adoption, and you can talk with experts and owners to find out which ones might be the best fit for you and your family. You’ll also meet veterinarians and representatives of rescue organizations and clubs, who’ll introduce you to their animal friends and explain the importance of pet care and safety. Activities and demonstrations might include miniature horses along with dogs catching flying discs on the front lawn, chicks hatching in incubators, take-home crafts, and lively performances. 11 am-4 pm. Museum admission. 317-232-1637; indianamuseum.org.
June 13 — Tippecanoe Storytellers’ Guild, Stories in the Village, Battle Ground (Tippecanoe) — Historic Prophetstown. The Tippecanoe Storytellers’ Guild will be coming out to tell stories in the Native American Council house. Horse-drawn trolley rides will be provided. 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 pm. Admission charge. (765) 567-4700; www.prophetstown.org.
June 13-14 — Bridgeton Woodworking and Quilt Show and Sale, Bridgeton (Parke) — Bridgeton Historic District. Antique and new quilts, unique wood items and live demonstrations. Acquire a new family heirloom. Something for everyone. Sat-Sun: 9 am-5 pm. No admission charge. 765-548-2136; bridgetonindiana.com.
June 13-14 — Gathering of Great Lakes Nations Pow Wow, Portland (Jay) — Tri-State Antique Gas Engine and Tractor Grounds. Native American drums, singers, dancers, pre-1840 living history camp, foods, artisan demonstrations, storytelling. Sat: 10 am-9 pm; Sun: 10 am-4 pm. Admission charge. 765-426-3022.
June 13-14 — Talbot Street Art Far, Indianapolis (Marion) — Talbot Street between 16th and 20th streets. Over 250 artists/crafts people from across the nation. This show is recognized as one of the nation’s premier artistic venues. Sat: 10 am-6 pm; Sun: 10 am-5 pm. No admission charge. 317-745-6479; talbotstreet.org.
June 18-20 — Forest Fun Festival, Forest (Clinton) — Community Park. Small hometown festival. Dinner and free music every night. Lots of vendors and fun. Thurs-Fri: 4-10 pm; Sat: 7 am-10 pm. No admission charge. 765-249-2919.
June 19-21 — Kroger Indy Jazz Fest, Indianapolis (Marion) — Military Park. Three-day event with two stages that feature top regional and national performers in jazz, blues, roots and much more. Fri: 6-10:30 pm; Sat: 3-11 pm; Sun: 3-9 pm. Admission charge. 317-940-9945; indyjazzfest.net.
June 19-21 — Summer Heat Air Festival, Delaware County (Delaware) — Outside. Balloon and air show festival. Hours vary. Admission charge. 765-284-2700; munciecvb.org.
June 20 — Taste of Tippecanoe, Lafayette (Tippecanoe) — Riehle Plaza and Tapawingo Park. The finest food and fireworks in Tippecanoe County. Music stages, 30 local restaurants and a fun-packed area for families and kids. Sat: 4 pm-midnight. Admission charge. 765-423-2787; tasteoftippecanoe.org.
June 20-21 — Wheat Harvest, Battle Ground (Tippecanoe) — Historic Prophetstown. We will be harvesting our wheat with a horse-drawn grain binder. Then staff/volunteers will be following behind to take the bundles of wheat and stack them into wheat shocks. Admission charge. (765) 567-4700; www.prophetstown.org.
June 26-28 — Charley Creek Arts Festival, Wabash (Wabash) — Charley Creek Gardens. Includes three days of music. The Paradise Arts Festival Fine Art Show Saturday-Sunday Charley Creek Gardens tours. Hours vary. Admission charge. 260-563-6356; charleycreekfoundation.org.
June 26-28 — Elkhart Jazz Festival, Elkhart (Elkhart) —Downtown. One hundred fifty national and international jazz musicians on six stages, choice of four sessions. Hours vary. Admission charge. 800-597-7627; elkhartjazzfestival.com.
June 26-28 — Indiana Fiddlers’ Gathering, Battle Ground (Tippecanoe) — Tippecanoe Battlefield. Three-day acoustic music festival featuring the best in old-time, bluegrass, swing, jazz fiddle, string band, Celtic and ethnic music on one stage. Hours vary. Admission charge. 765-742-1419; indianafiddlersgathering.org.
June 26-28 — Moscow Covered Bridge Festival, Moscow (Rush) — Grassy lot. New 330-foot covered bridge after the 2009 tornado that destroyed the original. Amish baked goods, parade, entertainment, vendors, auction. Fri: noon-10 pm; Sat: 9 am-10 pm; Sun: 9 am-4 pm. No admission charge. 765-629-2892; moscowfestivalin.org.
June 27 — Arts in the Park, Spencer (Owen) —McCormick’s Creek State Park. Music, art vendors, art demonstrations, creative activities. Music Friday night through Sunday noon. Hours vary. No admission charge. 812-829-4344; in.gov/dnr.
June 27 — Bread Baking Workshop, Battle Ground (Tippecanoe) — Historic Prophetstown. Participants will learn the basics of bread baking by preparing whole wheat sandwich bread and a sweet breakfast bread. To contrast the techniques of baking yeast breads and quick breads, we will also make a batch of biscuits. Along the way, we will discover the pleasures and challenges of baking in a wood stove oven. Everything will be sampled on the spot, and participants will divide up what ever is left to take home. Admission charge. (765) 567-4700; www.prophetstown.org.
June 27 — Greenwood Freedom Festival, Greenwood (Johnson) — Old Town Greenwood. A day-long patriotic celebration that begins with a street fair, includes a parade and ends with 3-D fireworks. Sat: 9 am-5 pm. No admission charge. 317-881-4545; greenwoodfreedomfestival.com.
June 27 — Pennsy Trail Art Fair and Music Festival, Greenfield (Hancock) — Historic Pennsy Trail. Quality arts and crafts, all-day music, food, children’s art, activities, salute to the troops and more. Sat: 10 am-6 pm. No admission charge. 317-462-2877; pennsytrailartfair.org.
June 27-28 — Eiteljorg Museum Indian Market, Indianapolis (Marion) — Military Park. Native American fine art, food, music, storytelling access. 10 am-5 pm. Admission includes museum access. 10 am-5 pm. Admission charge. 317-636-WEST. eiteljorg.org.
June 27-July 4 — Fourth of July Celebration, Lebanon (Boone) — Lebanon Memorial Park. A week of events that vary from an Anything Goes Contest, concerts, dinners, carnival, rides, parade. Hours vary. No admission charge. 765-482-4636; bccn.boone.in.us/4th.
June 28 — 22nd Annual Wanamaker Old Settlers Day Street Fair and Classic Car Show, Indianapolis (Marion) — Just south of I-74/Post Road exit; 8700 to 8800 Southeastern Avenue. Street fair with 100 booths with art, craftsmen, antiques, food, entertainment, flea market items, classic car show, evening fireworks. Sun: 9 am-4 pm. No admission charge. 317-861-0755; IndyFTLions.org.
July 2 — Digital Photography for Beginners, Battle Ground (Tippecanoe) — Historic Prophetstown. Participants (kids 10-14) will learn about digital photography and how to take good pictures. This will be outside looking at our prairie, barn, animals, etc. A sack lunch will be provided. All kids need to be accompanied by an adult. Admission charge. (765) 567-4700; www.prophetstown.org.
July 3-5 — July Festival, Liberty (Union) — Courthouse Square. Vendors, food, games and entertainment, tribute to God, our country, troops, veterans. Celebrate with Union County. Hours vary. No admission charge. 765-458-5976; ucdc.us.
July 4 — Independence Day Celebration, New Richmond (Montgomery) — New Richmond Park. Breakfast, Hickory Hoosiers Car Show, flea market, food vendors, talent search, raffle, salute to armed forces, games, fireworks. Hours vary. 765-339-4842.
July 4-5: Ken Collins Memorial Threshing Show, Battle Ground (Tippecanoe) — Historic Prophetstown. The bundles of wheat are loaded onto wagons to be brought in from the fields. The wheat is then unloaded into the threshing machine, which separates the seed from the chaff. The seed is then blown into a waiting wagon and the chaff is blown out the front of the machine into a large pile. From that pile we bale it to use for straw bedding. Admission charge. (765) 567-4700; www.prophetstown.org.
July 5 — Billie Creek Village Ice Cream Social, Rockville (Parke) — Billie Creek Village. Patriotic program with chidrens’ games, a cake walk, wagon rides, craft demonstrations and free cake and ice cream. Sun: 9 am-4 pm. Admission charge. 765-569-0252; billiecreekvillage.org
July 6: Digital Photography for Beginners, Battle Ground (Tippecanoe) — Historic Prophetstown. Participants (adults 15 years old and up) will learn about digital photography and how to take good pictures. This will be outside looking at our prairie, sunset, moonrise, etc. A sack lunch will be provided. Admission charge. (765) 567-4700; www.prophetstown.org.
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June 3-7 — English Reunion Festival, English (Crawford) — Main Street area. Family festival with carnival rides, concessions, contests, entertainment, tractor pull, horse pull, parade, veterans program. Hours vary. No admission charge. 812-338-2654.
June 4, July 2 — Orange County HomeGrown Arts Lawn Chair Concert Series, Paoli (Orange) — Parking area behind the Paoli Public Library and in front of Lost River Market & Deli (inclement weather location will be in the Paoli Presbyterian Church). 6:30-8:30 pm. No admission charge. 812-653-1047; http://www.orangecountyhomegrown.org.
June 5; July 3 — First Fridays, Vevay (Switzerland) — Downtown. The first Friday of every month, Vevay celebrates with late night shopping, live music, dining, free carriage rides, unique art. Fri: 6-9 pm. No admission charge. 800-435-5688; vevayin.com.
June 5-6, 12-13 —Flea Market, Odon (Daviess) — MBP Sales, Hwy. 231. 812-636-7373.
June 5-7 — All-American Country Hoedown, Campbellsburg (Washington) — Various. Good Old Country Fun — three days, great food, crafts, continuous entertainment, parade, antique tractor show. Family fun for everyone. Fri: noon-10 pm; Sat: 9 am-10 pm; Sun: noon-6 pm. No admission charge. 812-755-4274, washingtoncountytourism.org.
June 5-7 — Merom Bluff Chautauqua, Merom (Sullivan) — Merom Bluff Park. Flea markets, arts and crafts, live entertainment, family fun. Fri: noon-11 pm. Admission charge. 812-356-4068; meromindiana.org.
June 6 — CAM Car Club Cruizin, Madison (Jefferson) — River Valley Financial Bank, 430 Clifty Dr. 5-8 pm. No admission charge. 812-866-3168.
June 6 — East Fest and 5K Run for Literacy, Bloomington (Monroe) — Eastland Plaza. 5k run for literacy at Bloomington hardware. Classic cars, craft, food, rides, music, dancing, family fun. Forms on Web site. Sat: 10 am-8 pm. No admission charge. 812-339-7575; eastsidebloomingon.com.
June 6 — Motorcycle Ride and Hog Roast, Brooksburg (Jefferson) — Milton Township Firehouse. Sign-in: 9 am-11 am; ride: noon. 812-265-9821; tayler@seidata.com.
June 6 — Native American Genealogical Research and Information, Jasper (Dubois) — Dubois County Museum. 9:30-11:30 am. No admission charge.
June 6 — Operation D-Day 2009 — Evansville (Vanderburgh) — Marina Pointe. World War II battle reenactments honoring those who sacrificed on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Sat: 1-4:30 pm. No admission charge. 812-435-8678; LSTmemorial.org.
June 6 — Outdoor Women, Madison (Jefferson) — Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge (located on the former Jefferson Proving Ground). A program designed to offer women ages 14 and over the opportunity to gain valuable in-the-field skills in an environment that encourages fun and success in the outdoors. The award winning program will target women who want to learn outdoor skills through a variety of courses including camping, fishing, photography, hiking, canoeing, bird watching, archery, shooting sports and much more. It will also allow women to develop a greater understanding of wildlife conservation and meet others who share their enthusiasm for the outdoors. Registration fee. 812-273-0783.
June 6 — Sunnyside Master Gardeners’ 11th Annual Herb and Garden Festival, Charlestown (Clark) — Clark County 4-H Fairgrounds. Booths with plants and gardening-related items for sale, gardening lectures, door prizes. Herbal luncheon from 11 am-1 pm. 812-948-5470, www.extension.purdue.edu/floyd, garden connection@purdue.edu.
June 6-7 — Strawberry Daze, Metamora (Franklin) — Historic Jonathan Barnes House. Homemade strawberry shortcake with all the fixings. Old-time music and fun. Sat-Sun: 10 am-5 pm. No admission charge. 765-647-2109; metamoraindiana.com.
June 6-14 — Madison Bicentennial and Old Home Week, Madison (Jefferson) — Downtown, Riverfront, Clifty Falls. 200 hours of fun for the whole family. Music, arts, sports, history. Picnics, parades, displays and contests. Madison’s best. Hours vary. No admission charge. 800-559-2956; madisonbicentennial.com.
June 7 — Maple Grove Sunday, Huntingburg (Dubois) — Maple Grove Campground, 3 miles west of town, 1 mile south of Ind. 64. Worship service: 10:30 am; Dinner: 11:45 am. Donations accepted. Huntingburg United Methodist Church, 812-683-4261.
June 7 — Spencer County Fair, Grandview (Spencer) — Fairgrounds. Midway, rides, pageants, demolition derby, car show, vendor/food booths, mechanical bull riding, 3-on-3 basketball tourney. Hours vary. Admission charge. 812-649-2600; psci.net.scfair.
June 7; July 5 — Tri-State Antique Market, Lawrenceburg (Dearborn) — Fairgrounds, US 50. Indiana’s largest antiques and vintage-only market, over 200 dealers each month. Indoor and outdoor, rain or shine. Early birds at 6 am. Sun: 7 am-3 pm. Admission charge. 513-738-7256; queencityshows.com.
June 12 — Taste of Southern Indiana, New Albany (Floyd) — Hoosier Room at Indiana University Southeast, 4201 Grantline Road. Food samples from restaurants in Clark, Floyd, Harrison and Scott counties, silent auction, live music. 6–9 pm. Admission charge. 812-948-1815, www.interfaithinc.org.
June 12 — World premiere of LINCOLN, Lincoln City (Spencer) — Lincoln Amphitheatre, Lincoln State Park. Veteran television actor Geoffrey Wade, portrays 16th president on the very grounds where Abraham Lincoln grew up. LINCOLN will leave audiences with a deep understanding of the role Indiana played in forging the character of America’s 16th president. Indiana’s Lincoln Amphitheatre offers a “Lincoln experience” that includes an Amish-style meal, children’s pioneer games, a Lincoln exhibit, artisan demonstrations and free popcorn and soft drinks during intermission. Enhanced by multimedia projections, a moveable Broadway-quality set and period music, the production of LINCOLN will give theatre-goers an insight into the life of the man whose legacy continues to impact the future. Shows nightly except Monday through August 15. Admission charge. 1-800-264-4223; www.LincolnAmphitheatre.com.
June 12-13 — Sunman Firemen’s Festival, Sunman (Ripley). Plenty of games, food and fun. Live bands both evenings. Wooded bat softball tournament, kids’ rides. Fish dinner Friday and parade and chicken dinner Saturday. Jared Wolf, 812-623-2498; www.ripleycountytourism.com.
June 12-14 — Lotus Dickey Hometown Music and Arts Reunion, Orleans (Orange) — Congress Square. Over 50 hours of free traditional/roots acoustic music on two stages. Many artisans booths and Saturday morning farmers market. Fri: 6-10 pm; Sat: 10 am-10 pm; Sun: noon-6 pm. lotusdickey.org.
June 13 — Borden Valley Day Festival, Borden (Clark) — Borden Community Park. Food and craft booths, car show, local entertainment. Sat: 11 am-5 pm. No admission charge. 812-967-2234.
June 13 — Shows of Second Saturday, Vevay (Switzerland) — Historic Hoosier Theater. The second Saturday of every month the Hoosier Theater comes alive with music, dance, comedy or talent shows. Hours vary. Admission charge. 800-435-5688; vevaymainstreet.org.
June 13 — Street Beats, Vevay (Switzerland) — Main Street. Free all-day music festival with different types of music, delicious food, street sales, games, and street entertainers. Sat: 11 am-9 pm. No admission charge. 800-435-5688; vevayin.com.
June 13 — Take A Kid Fishing Event, Seymour (Jackson) — Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge. Introduce youngsters to the fun of fishing. Fishing lessons. Poles and bait provided. Fishing, casting and fish art contests. Sat: 9 am-2 pm. No admission charge. 812-522-4352; VisitIndiana.com.
June 13-20 — 43rd Bill Monroe Memorial Bean Blossom Bluegrass Festival, Bean Blossom (Brown) — Bill Monroe’s Music Park/Amphitheater. Over 50 bluegrass bands in eight days. Music workshops, youth vendors. Great fun. Hours vary. Admission charge. 800-414-4677; beanblossom.com.
June 13-14 — 8th Annual Golden Raintree Antique Show and Sale, New Harmony (Posey) — Main and Church streets and Ribeyre Gym. Antiques and collectibles line Main Street and are inside the 1924 Ribeyre Gymnasium. Rain or shine. Hours vary. No admission charge. 812-682-4811; newharmony.biz.
June 13-14 — Lanier Days, Madison (Jefferson) — Lanier Mansion State Historic Site. Civil War encampment, battle reenactments, traditional trade demonstrations, history talks, storytelling and a 19th century music concert. Sat-Sun: 10 am-4 pm. Admission charge. 812-273-0556; indianamuseum.org.
June 13-21 — Friendship Flea Market, Friendship (Ripley) — SR 62. Almost 500 vendors selling a wide variety of goods and specialty foods. Stay late and enjoy the campfire. Hours vary. No admission charge. 812-667-5645; friendshipfleamarket.com.
June 13-21 —National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association’s National Spring Shoot, Friendship (Ripley) — NMLRA grounds. Black powder shooting competitions, museum, classes, living history interpreters, muzzle loading supplies, traditional crafts, demonstrations, children’s activities, flea market. 8 am-5 pm. Admission charge. 812-667-5131; nmlra.org.
June 15 — IU Summer Music Festival, Bloomington (Monroe) — Musical Arts Center and other locations. More than 40 free and ticketed events. Orchestral concerts, opera, chamber music, jazz evenings, recitals and outdoor band concerts. Hours vary. Admission charge. 812-865-9846; music.indiana.edu/summer.
June 18 — Orange County HomeGrown Arts Lawn Chair Concert Series, French Lick (Orange) — French Lick Resort Hotel front lawn. Free 2-hour concert. 6:30 -8:30 pm. 812-653-1047; http://www.orangecountyhomegrown.org.
June 18-20 — Summerfest, Loogootee (Martin). Free nightly entertainment, kid’s games, coed triples volleyball, 3-on-3 basketball, golf tourney, auction, horseshoes, queen contest, vendors and food. 812-295-4229.
June 19 — After Hours Concert, Batesville (Ripley) — Batesville Memorial Public Library. Celtic jazz. 7 pm. No admission charge. 812-934-4706, http://www.ebatesville.com/library/.
June 19-20 — Livonia Summerfest Festival, Livonia (Washington) — Downtown. Two days of fun-filled activities for the entire family. Flea markets, crafts, food, idol contest, baby contest and parade. Hours vary. No admission charge. 812-755-4304. washingtoncountytourism.org.
June 20 — Dances on Main, Aurora (Dearborn) — Lions Club Building, Historic Downtown. Dance for seniors and all others interested in a good time. 812-926-1100; www.aurora.in.us.
June 20 — Main Street Garden Tour and Plant Sale, Jeffersonville (Clark) — Various locations. Tour of finest residential gardens. Go to Preservation Park on Market Street between Spring and Pearl Streets to purchase your ticket and lots of wonderful garden plants at excellent prices. 10 am-4 pm. Admission charge. 812-283-0301; http://www.jeffmainstreet.org.
June 20 — Millhousen VFD Festival, Millhousen (Decatur) — School grounds across from the Catholic church. Fried chicken, burgers, fries, chili, pie, drinks, two raffles including a homemade quilt and all types of games. 4:30 pm. 812-614-0389.
June 20 — Outdoor Flea Market, Winslow (Pike) — Riverside Park. Antiques, collectibles, and miscellaneous items. Proceeds will benefit the town. 8 am-2 pm. Admission charge. 812-789-5405, or 812-789-2915.
June 20 — Taste of Bloomington, Bloomington (Monroe) — Showers Common Food from dozens of Bloomington’s best restaurants, live music, children’s activities. Sat: 3-11 pm. Admission charge. 812-336-3681; tasteofbloomington.com.
June 24-26 — Music and Arts Festival, Batesville (Ripley) — Liberty Park. The Cincinnati Symphony will perform Wed.; Fri. will be the WRBI — Colgate Country Showdown. Beth West, 812-933-6100 or WRBI, 812-934-5111.
June 26 — CAM Car Club Cruizin, Madison (Jefferson) — Waters of Clifty Drive Nursing Home, 950 Crossing Ave. 5-8 pm. 812-866-3168.
June 26-27 — Judah Heritage Festival, Judah (Lawrence) — Highway 37, 8 miles north of Bedford, behind “Johnny Junxions”. Flea market, fireworks, festival food, live music, car show, corn hole, 5K race, parade, inflatables, cake contest/auction. Afternoon and evening hours. Fireworks parking charge on Saturday. Larry Ritter, 812-279-2273; larryritter@comcast.net.
June 26-28 —Brown County Studio and Garden Tour, Nashville (Brown) —Countywide. Free self-guided educational tour. A detailed map guides you to artists’ studios around the beautiful rolling hills of brown County. Fri-Sat: 9 am-6 pm; Sun: 10 am-5 pm. No admission charge. 800-276-9995; BrownCountyStudioTour.com.
June 26-28 — F.A.R.M. Club Antique Tractor Show, Osgood (Ripley) — County fairgrounds. Featuring CO-OP, Cockshutt and Blackhawk Tractors and Vintage Garden Tractors. Swap meet area, trading post, flea market, craft show, and Midwest Farm Toy Show. Super Farm Tractor Pull Fri., Garden Tractor Pull Sat., Antique Tractor Pull Sat. Parking charge. Chuck Heck, 812-926-3654.
June 26-28 — Gem, Mineral, Fossil Show and Swap, Bloomington (Monroe) — Fairgrounds. Gems, jewelry, minerals, fossils, rocks, lapidary, rockhound and prospecting supplies. Hours vary. No admission charge. 812-295-3463; lawrencecountyrockclub.org.
June 26-28 — Gibson County Antique Machinery Show, Princeton (Gibson) — Fairgrounds. Flea market, food, garden tractor, rodeo, antique tractor pull, buggy rides, tractor rodeo, antique machinery display, 3 days. Fri: 9 am-5 pm; Sat: 8 am-5 pm; Sun: 8 am-3 pm. Admission charge. 812-664-0306; gibsoncountyfair.com.
June 26-28 — Ironstock Haunt Conference and Festival, Tell City (Perry) — 4-H Fairgrounds. If you are into Halloween, this is the festival for you. Seminars and demonstrations on building props, gadgets, weasel ball, fashion show. Hours vary. No admission charge. 812-547-8745; ironstock.com.
June 27 — Adventures with Nature, Branchville (Perry) — Tipsaw Lake in the Hoosier National Forest. 9 am-1:30 pm. Admission charge. 812-649-9136 ext. 5; besty.wilkinson@in.usda.gov.
June 27 — Arts in the Park, Spencer (Owen) —McCormick’s Creek State Park. Music, art vendors, art demonstrations, creative activities. Music Friday night through Sunday noon. Hours vary. No admission charge. 812-829-4344; in.gov/dnr.
June 27 — Bluegrass on the Square, Corydon (Harrison) — Downtown Corydon Square. The region’s finest bluegrass bands perform on the Historic Downtown Corydon Square. Concert-goers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs. 4-8 pm. No admission charge. 888-738-2137; thisisindiana.org.
June 27 — Courthouse Day, Versailles (Ripley) — Various locations. Lions Club chicken and BBQ, American Legion Post 173 Car Show, Ripley County Chamber 5K Walk/Run. 812-689-6654.
June 27 — Junque Jubilee, Vevay (Switzerland) — Communitywide. Meander through the historic river town and countryside for antiques, collectibles and treasures. Fun for the whole family. Sat: 8 am-4 pm. No admission charge. 800-435-5688; vevayin.com.
June 27-July 4 —Linton Freedom Festival, Linton (Greene) —Humphrey’s Park. Indiana’s largest Independence Day parade plus fun family activities, carnival, food, car show. Hours vary. No admission charge. 812-847-4846; lintonfreedomfestival.org.
June 28 — St. Maurice Church Picnic, St. Maurice (Decatur) — St. Maurice Church. Chicken and roast beef dinners. 10:30 am-3:30 pm. Games and raffles. St. Maurice exit off I-74, North 4 miles. 812-663-4754
June 28 — Steam Engine Gets Fired Up, Jasper (Dubois) — Dubois County Museum. Come and taste some curly fries. Francis Lindauer and crew are here to demonstrate how steam energy worked. Free admission
July 2-4 — Catfish Festival, Shoals (Martin) — Main Street. Celebration centered around July Fourth. Features a variety of booths, team and individual competitions and the infamous catfish sandwich. Hours vary. No admission charge. 812-295-4093; VisitIndiana.com.
July 2-4 — Fourth of July Festival, Pekin (Washington) — Downtown, Pekin Park. Oldest consecutive Fourth of July celebration in U.S. Fireworks, parade, flea markets and lots more. Hours vary. No admission charge. 812-967-3305; pekinfourthofjuly.com.
July 3 — Ripley County Chamber Night Out/Fireworks, Osgood (Ripley) — County fairground. Craft, food booths, and live music, ending with fireworks. No admission charge. Ripley County Chamber of Commerce, 812-689-6654.
July 3-5 — Fourth of July Celebration, Otwell (Pike). Truck and tractor pulls, demolotion derby, fireworks display on the Fourth. Hours vary.
July 3-5 — July Festival, Liberty (Union) — Courthouse Square. Vendors, food, games and entertainment, tribute to God, our country, troops, veterans. Celebrate with Union County. Hours vary. No admission charge. 765-458-5976; ucdc.us.
July 4 — Fireworks Celebration, Versailles (Ripley) — Versailles State Park. Fireworks on the lake at Versailles State Park. No admission charge. 812-689-6424.
July 4 — Fourth of July Celebration, Milan (Ripley) — Main Street. Lions Club parade and other events ending with fireworks. No admission charge. Gene Pitts, 812-654-2267.
July 4 — Legion Day Fourth of July Celebration, Batesville (Ripley) — Liberty Park. A variety of activities. Noon. No admission charge. Jerre Hampson, 812-934-5477.
July 4 — Limestone Heritage Festival, Bedford (Lawrence) — Courthouse Square. Fourth of July celebration and local limestone heritage festival. Parade, fireworks, stone carving and tours, free concert. Hours vary. No admission charge. 812-583-0383; bedfordrevitalization.org.
July 4 — Old-Fashion Independence Celebration, Mitchell (Lawrence) — Spring Mill State Park Pioneer Village. 9 am-5 pm. Gate Fee. 812-849-4129; cprewitt@dnr.in.gov.
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focusing primarily on one-time, low-cost or free “community” festivals,
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Date Posted: 10/4/2006
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