Join Loudmouth Books for a conversation with New York Times-bestselling author for his new book, AMERICAN RAMBLER: Walking the Trail of Johnny Appleseed!
Join Timeless French Lick for a Memorial Day program reflecting on sacrifice, service, and the ongoing cost of democracy. This program is hosted in conjunction with the exhibition Voices and...
Three of our favorite things—books, booze, and science—come together in a monthly book club for the scientifically curious! This group meets the last Tuesday of the month in Indianapolis to...
Celebrate Black Birders Week with a guided birding tour through the beautiful Crown Hill Arboretum. We’ll explore woodland trails and open habitats while spotting seasonal migrants and resident birds, with...
Join the Writers Guild at Bloomington for an evening of poetry reading and open-mic performances.
Religion has often been central to revolutionary movements throughout history by serving as the impetus for rebellion, mobilizing and organizing volunteers, and shaping the moral foundations of the revolutionaries themselves....
Discover The American Revolution, a landmark series from Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David Schmidt. This presentation offers selected excerpts from the series, highlighting military history and strategy during the...
Join Freetown Village’s monthly conversation with historians, researchers, and educators to discuss topics related to Indiana’s Black heritage.
Hear the story of the Marquis de Lafayette's remarkable 1824–1825 grand tour of United States, then see and learn about one of the carriages he used during his travels.
Join Timeless French Lick for a program highlighting storytelling and writing as powerful tools for civic voice and democratic engagement.. This program is hosted in conjunction with the exhibition Voices...
Step back in time to experience life in a village during the period of the American Revolution.
Take a journey along the White River to explore the history of Muncie, beginning with the Lenape settlement of the 1790s, through its days as an agricultural village of the 1830s, to its growth as a 20th-century industrial city.