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August 2020
Feelin’ Hot Hot Hot at eXplore Brown County
Back to school, but the fun does not need to end! eXplore Brown County is proud to say that it's a true tree top to tree top zip line canopy adventure. No need to go to Costa Rica, the dense hardwood forest of Brown County and the Hoosier National Forest provides the same canopy experience.
Find out more »Ascension Fine Arts hosts “The Unknown Works of Picasso”
Bill Bateman worked as a professional artist in New York City for many years before relocating to Brown County. Painting in a surreal style, Bateman says his work relies on the viewer's subconscious associations to complete the painting. Each viewer's personal experiences and psychological reactions will influence what is seen in the image. In addition to painting Bateman has created a series of patterned photographs. After isolating a small detail from a photograph he uses software to create a kaleidoscopic image. He enjoys taking close up photographs of overlooked details, and first got the idea of creating the pattern images after photographing the rusty surfaces of large culverts that had been excavated.
Find out more »Live Music with Will Scott and Jan Bell at Brown County Inn
Join us for live music from Will Scott and Jan Bell, along with great food, craft beer, wine and house cocktails. Music will be on the deck, weather permitting.
Find out more »Feelin’ Hot Hot Hot at eXplore Brown County
Back to school, but the fun does not need to end! eXplore Brown County is proud to say that it's a true tree top to tree top zip line canopy adventure. No need to go to Costa Rica, the dense hardwood forest of Brown County and the Hoosier National Forest provides the same canopy experience.
Find out more »Ascension Fine Arts hosts “The Unknown Works of Picasso”
Bill Bateman worked as a professional artist in New York City for many years before relocating to Brown County. Painting in a surreal style, Bateman says his work relies on the viewer's subconscious associations to complete the painting. Each viewer's personal experiences and psychological reactions will influence what is seen in the image. In addition to painting Bateman has created a series of patterned photographs. After isolating a small detail from a photograph he uses software to create a kaleidoscopic image. He enjoys taking close up photographs of overlooked details, and first got the idea of creating the pattern images after photographing the rusty surfaces of large culverts that had been excavated.
Find out more »Trek Tribe Thursday Bike Ride
Join Trek Women's Advocate and Professional Mountain Bike Instructor Kate Nolan every first Thursday of the month for skills jams, trail rides, and sessions. This is a free event and is for all skills levels. Please bring your bike, helmet, friends, and during the winter months bring your lights. These rides are weather permitting.
Find out more »Cask & Still Monthly Pairings Dinner
4 Course Dinner featuring Quaff On! Brews and Hard Truth Spirits!
Find out more »Hairspray – Movie at the Playhouse
(2007 Version) In 1960s Baltimore, dance-loving teen Tracy Turnblad (Nikki Blonsky) auditions for a spot on "The Corny Collins Show" and wins. She becomes an overnight celebrity, a trendsetter in dance, fun and fashion. Perhaps her new status as a teen sensation is enough to topple Corny's reigning dance queen and bring racial integration to the show.
Find out more »Feelin’ Hot Hot Hot at eXplore Brown County
Back to school, but the fun does not need to end! eXplore Brown County is proud to say that it's a true tree top to tree top zip line canopy adventure. No need to go to Costa Rica, the dense hardwood forest of Brown County and the Hoosier National Forest provides the same canopy experience.
Find out more »Ascension Fine Arts hosts “The Unknown Works of Picasso”
Bill Bateman worked as a professional artist in New York City for many years before relocating to Brown County. Painting in a surreal style, Bateman says his work relies on the viewer's subconscious associations to complete the painting. Each viewer's personal experiences and psychological reactions will influence what is seen in the image. In addition to painting Bateman has created a series of patterned photographs. After isolating a small detail from a photograph he uses software to create a kaleidoscopic image. He enjoys taking close up photographs of overlooked details, and first got the idea of creating the pattern images after photographing the rusty surfaces of large culverts that had been excavated.
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