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April 2019
Hibernation is Over at eXplore Brown County
Hibernation is over…couch potatoes revolt! Welcome the animals of the forest, it’s spring at eXplore Brown County and you are a part of the beauty! The animals are out to entertain you. So, hop on the fire truck or the WWII Deuce and go deep into the hardwood forest to zip on 15 different zip lines included on four tours. Try out the Leap of Faith and the Stairway to Heaven too!
Find out more »21st Annual Mabel B. Annis Student Art Competition
Free
The Student Art Competition takes place Saturday, April 2o through Sunday, May 5. All 7th - 12th graders from Bartholomew, Brown, Greene, Jackson, Johnson, Morgan and Monroe county schools are eligible to participate. Home school students may participate if they are under the guidance of a licensed art teacher. The competition is judged and includes six categories: Painting | Drawing | 3-D | Print | Photography | Video.
Find out more »A Look Back in Time – Walking Village History Tour
$8 – $10
Learn the fascinating history of Brown County during this guided, walking tour through the Village! This tour begins and ends at the Visitors Center and includes the local natural history of the land, peoples, industry, and founding of the art colony. Enjoy yarns of the humor and the hardships, as well as the contrast between the rural folks and the artists told by your tour guide. The tour itself is book-ended by two history films shown in the Visitors Center!
Find out more »Monday Trivia with Tony White
Free
Come out for live trivia with Tony White every Monday night at The 19th Hole! The trivia game will start at 6:30 p.m. and the winning team will get a $20 gift certificate! Come out and test your knowledge. Teams with 1 - 4 players welcome.
Find out more »B3 Gallery Hosts “Journey to Cuba”
Free
For nearly 60 years the American government forbid travel to Cuba. With recent changes to the travel policy, Americans are now able to visit the island nation that sits just 90 miles from our border. "Journey to Cuba" is a photo documentary and commentary by local photographers Jessica and Sharon Bussert. Come see the beautiful old cars and historic buildings while also learning more about this isolated nation.
Find out more »A Look Back in Time – Walking Village History Tour
$8 – $10
Learn the fascinating history of Brown County during this guided, walking tour through the Village! This tour begins and ends at the Visitors Center and includes the local natural history of the land, peoples, industry, and founding of the art colony. Enjoy yarns of the humor and the hardships, as well as the contrast between the rural folks and the artists told by your tour guide. The tour itself is book-ended by two history films shown in the Visitors Center!
Find out more »Ascension Fine Arts Presents “Then and Now: Paintings by Carole Heslin”
Free
"Then and Now" is a collection of painter Carole Heslin's favorite works, past and present. Carole lives in Bloomington, Indiana and works in oils and takes inspiration from Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Cezanne.
Find out more »A Look Back in Time – Walking Village History Tour
$8 – $10
Learn the fascinating history of Brown County during this guided, walking tour through the Village! This tour begins and ends at the Visitors Center and includes the local natural history of the land, peoples, industry, and founding of the art colony. Enjoy yarns of the humor and the hardships, as well as the contrast between the rural folks and the artists told by your tour guide. The tour itself is book-ended by two history films shown in the Visitors Center!
Find out more »Open Mic Night at the Brown County Inn
Free
Join local musicians for Open Mic Night every Wednesday! Enjoy great food, craft beer, wine, and specialty cocktails along with great music from singers, songwriters, and performers.
Find out more »A Look Back in Time – Walking Village History Tour
$8 – $10
Learn the fascinating history of Brown County during this guided, walking tour through the Village! This tour begins and ends at the Visitors Center and includes the local natural history of the land, peoples, industry, and founding of the art colony. Enjoy yarns of the humor and the hardships, as well as the contrast between the rural folks and the artists told by your tour guide. The tour itself is book-ended by two history films shown in the Visitors Center!
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