The South Madison Community Event Calendar was created to help keep our small towns strong, even as we grow. The Community Event Calendar is managed by the South Madison Community Foundation as a tool to support nonprofit and community organizations in their efforts to create a more vibrant and connected community.
All ages are invited to drop in to the Community Room for an afternoon of open building and engineering. Classic Legos as well as Duplos, Lincoln Logs, and wooden blocks will be available.
Come join us for an end of the school year bash with Katie Jo! Teachers - wear your school colors! The school with the most teacher representation will get 10% off their bill. Our patio is all ages, so the whole family is welcome. Ask your bartenders about our food and drink specials!
Artisans are invited to enter AMOA's 2nd textile/fiber competition and exhibition. AMOA will exhibit submissions that reflect a wide range of works related to the fiber medium. The goal of the exhibition is to include innovative work rooted in traditional fiber materials, structure, processes, and history, as well as art that explores unexpected relationships between fiber and other creative disciplines. Our judge this year is Carrie Wright.
This competitive exhibit will be showcased alongside Intertwined II: A Contemporary Fibers Exhibit
featuring the work of Martina Celerin, Constance Collins, Anne McKenzie Nicholson, and Daren Redman.
EXHIBIT DATES
June 13 - August 2, 2024
DROP OFF ARTWORK
May 31, 10 am - 5 pm
June 1, 10 am - 3 pm
OPENING RECEPTION
Thursday, June 13 from 5:30-7:30 pm
Awards at 6:30 pm
ARTWORK PICK-UP BEGINS
August 3, 10 am - 5 pm
Visit www.andersonart.org/portfolio/intertwined-2 for more information and a copy of the CFA
prospectus.
Celebrating its 30th season in 2024, the Pendleton Indiana Farmers Market is located in Falls Park along the banks of Fall Creek at the heart of downtown Pendleton. Over sixty vendors set up each Saturday from May to September from 9am to 12:30pm.
Explore local history on display at the free museum next to the Falls. Relax on the porch and strike up a conversation with one of the volunteer docents.
Join us for an educational, interactive, exciting live animal show to kick off Summer Reading! Learn about conservation and behavior of exotic animals - maybe even pet one! Register through library's website.
Explore local history on display at the free museum next to the Falls. Relax on the porch and strike up a conversation with one of the volunteer docents.
Stephen T. Jackson will present "Anderson's Town & Four More Inidan Villages" a 16 part series based on his book "If the River Could Talk, Stories of the White River in Madison County". This 16 part series is being touted as part of the America 250 Celebration.
During this week, campers will craft their own masterpiece and learn what it's like to be an entrepreneur. They will learn about farming, caring for homestead animals, gardening, and more!
This is an extraordinary and innovative week-long introduction to the profession of filmmaking designed especially for high school students. The unique program was developed by the Anderson University Communication Arts faculty. It is sponsored and held at Anderson University in Anderson, Indiana.
It is not necessary to have any experience in filmmaking in order to benefit from this unique program. Classes are designed to provide practical skills and experience for all high school students.
Ages: High school age students, 14-18
Dates: June 3-8, 2024
Times: This is an overnight camp.
Tuition: Early Bird Registration is $550 by April 14, 2024. Tuition after April 14 is $650.
Check-in: Monday, June 3 from 4-6 p.m.
Check-out: Saturday, June 8 at 12 p.m.
For more information about the camp or to apply for a scholarship, contact: Jack Lugar (camp director).