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2008
RoundAbout
Major Events Calendar.
Following
is a listing of major festivals and events in
our
12-county distribution area. For additional events
throughout the year, see our monthly Calendar
of Events page.
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MARCH
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Buckner,
KY
7-8: Showcase Oldham County. Browse more than
100 commercial booths and enjoy live entertainment,
silent and live auctions. Food court available.
Free admission. Sponsored by the Oldham County Chamber
of Commerce. Show hours are 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. at
the Oldham County YMCA's Indoor Soccer arena, Quality
Place, near I-71 and Hwy. 146 in Buckner. Preceded
by the Chamber's Awards Luncheon on Friday, with
a preview of exhibitor booths from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
(502) 222-1635 or visit: www.oldhamcountychamber.com.
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APRIL
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Carrollton,
KY
12-13:
Spirits of Butler Paranormal Weekend. Butler-Turpin
House hosts a study and investigation of paranormal
activity. One night stay at Butler Lodge, Saturday
dinner and Sunday brunch included. Certified EVP
specialists and instructors. 1-866-462-8853 or
(502) 732-4384 or visit: www.generalbutler.com.
15-16: Sewing Expo. Sewing
enthusiasts gather from Kentucky, Indiana and
Ohio at Gen. Butler State Resort Park. Hosted
by the Cooperative Extension Services of the University
of Kentucky, Kentucky State University and Purdue
Eniversity. Classes, seminars, displays. (502)
732-7030.
26:
Plapp's "Ohio River Rumble" Pro Outdoor
Open Bass Fishing Tournament. Pro fishermen
compete on the Ohio River from Point Park. 1-800-325-4290
or (859) 647-1234 or visit: www.carrolltourism.com
or www.plapps.com.
TBA:
Native America Pow Wow. A
benefit event for the Kentucky Center for Native
American Culture and Art, to be built at Gen.
Butler State Resort Park. This event features
Native American ceremonies and displays and takes
place at the park. For information, call Marty
Martin at (502) 966-9949 or Bruce Brading
at (502) 532-7290.
Friendship, IN
17-20:
National Women's Weekend. Inaugural event
for women at the National Muzzle Loader Rifle
Association's shooting range. Shooting activities,
catered dinner. Tickets $10. Call Karen Longstreth
at (937) 277-2692 or visit:
www.nmlra.org.
Madison,
IN
11-12: Annual Indiana "Hot Luck" and
Fiery Foods Exhibition. A
great gathering of spicy people with hot tastebuds.
Weekend event includes Hot Luck, salsa competition,
fiery foods
exhibition
and music. At the Thomas Family Winery, 208 E.
Second St., Madison, Ind. 1-800-948-8466.
12-13:
Bits & Pieces Quilt Show. Annual event
at the Jefferson County 4-H Fairgrounds, Hwy.
256. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Proceeds benefit scholarship
program. Sponsored by the Jefferson County Extension
Homemakers.
Vernon, IN
TBA:
Sassafras Tea Festival & Civil War Living
History Festival. Civil War battle re-enactments
and encampments on the Courthouse Square. Historical
demonstrations and displays. Free. Sponsored by
the Jennings County Historical Society. 1-800-928-3667.
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MAY
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Carrollton,
KY
10-11:
Pioneer Power Club's Annual Antique Tractor Show.
On Highland Avenue featuring dozens of antique
machines. Free. 1-800-325-4290 or visit: www.carrolltontourism.com.
9-11:
Kentucky Scottish Weekend. Annual event at
Gen. Butler State Resort Park. Features traditional
games, songs and dance, British car show, Border
Collies and more. Admission charged. Visit: www.kyscottishweekend.org.
10:
Demolition Derby Spring Bash.
Sixth annual event at the Carroll County Fairgrounds.
(502) 732-5924 or (502) 732-0699.
17:
Heritage Saturday. Demonstrations
of heritage skills such as spinning, basket weaving,
wine making and lye soap making at the Historic
Masterson House, Hwy. 42 east of Carrollton. Tours
available of the house (circa 1790). 1-800-425-4290
or visit: www.carrolltontourism.com.
Madison, IN
10-11 & 17-18: Madison in Bloom. Tour
private homes and gardens. Sponsored by the Jefferson
County Historical Society. Tickets $8 in advance;
$10 after April 25. Children under 12 are free.
(812) 265-2335 or visit: www.jcohs.org.
16-17:
Ohio River Valley Folk Festival. A
celebration of the area's folk heritage with music,
storytelling and displays. Featuring music headliners
The Duhks & Todd Snider. Plus traditional
foods, microbeer and wine. Wristbands
$20 and include $10 in food coupons if purchased
before May 1. Sponsored
by the Madison Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.
1-800-559-2956 or visit:
www.ohiorivervalleyfolkfestival.com.
24: CAM River Run Car Show.
Eleventh
annual car show on Vaughn Drive along the Madison
riverfront. Food vendors, car judging, music,
drawings. Free to spectators. (812) 265-3620.
23-25: Spring Old Court Days.
Antique and craft market held around the Jefferson
County Courthouse and Second Street parking lot.
9-6 each day. Free. Sponsored by the Pilot Club
of Madison. (812) 273-6226.
Napoleon,
IN
3-4:
Napoleon Civil War Encampment & Living History
Weekend. Re-enactments, Fancy Dress Ball and
ladies tea are part of this event. Also tour the
Historic Central House and the Elias Conwell House.
Admission charged. 10 a.m. - 5 Saturday; 10 a.m.
- 3 p.m. Sunday. (812) 852-1780.
Seymour, IN
TBA:
Wings Over Muscatatuck Migratory Bird Festival.
At Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge. 1-888-522-4352
or visit: http://www.fws.gov/midwest/muscatatuck.
17-20:
U.S. 50 Nationwide Yard Sale. 1-888-524-1914.
Sparta, KY
10:
ARCA RE/MAX Series' "Buckle Up Kentucky 150."
8 p.m. at the Kentucky Speedway. Preceded
by the ARCA Lincoln Welders' "The Kentucky
100" race at 6 p.m. For race and ticket information,
call 1-888-652-RACE or visit: www.kentuckyspeedway.com.
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JUNE
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Carrollton,
KY
28:
Kentucky Kruizers Car Show and Fireworks.
1950s & '60s music, concessions, inclatable
games, food venders and fireworks for the whole
family at Gen. Butler State Resort Park. (502)
732-4384 Ext. 2412 or visit: www.generalbutler.com.
28:
American Roots Music Concert Series. Enjoy
a variety of live music at the Butler-Turpin State
Historic Site, featuring wine tasting from River
Valley Winery. 1-866-462-8853 or visit: www.generalbutler.com.
Friendship,
IN
14-22:
Flea Market & National Muzzle Loading Rifle
Association Shoot.
1-888-747-5394. Contact
NMLRA's
John Miller at P.O. Box 67, Friendship, IN 47021.
(812) 667-5131.
Visit: www.nmlra.org.
La Grange, KY
6-7: Arts on the Green. Annual
juried art show sponsored by the Oldham County
Arts Association. On the Oldham County Courthouse
lawn. Free to spectators. Music and food included.
(502) 241-1006 or visit: www.oldhamcountyarts.com.
Madison, IN
21-22:
Lanier Days Local Heritage Festival. Activites
include Civil War encampment, storytellers, Victorian
Tea, children's crafts, talks by local historians
and concerts. Children $3; adults with children
are free. Adults without children are $3. (812)
273-05565 or visit: www.in.gov/ism/historicsites.
28:
Cincinnati Brass Band Picnic in the Park concert.
Free event at John Paul Park. Picnic at 6 p.m.
Concert at 7 p.m. 1-800-559-2956.
13:
Music in the Park. Summer concert series at
the Broadway Fountain and sponsored by the Madison
Main Street Program. Free. 7 p.m. Bring lawn chairs
or blankets. (812) 265-3270 or visit: www.madisonmainstreet.org.
Osgood, IN
27-29:
Dearborn-Ripley F.A.R.M. Club Antique Tractor
Show. Swap Meet, flea market, antique tractor
display, craft show, Midwest Farm Toy Show and
tractor pulls. Camping available. At the Ripley
County Fairgrounds. Contact Chuck Heck at (812)
926-3654.
Sparta, KY
TBA:
"Frank Kimmel Enduro Invitational."
8
p.m. at the Kentucky Speedway. Four-tim ARCA RE/MAX
Series champion Kimmel created the 100-lap, 15-mile
format to provide the best local street stock
drivers with the chance to compete at the Kentucky
Speedway. Nearly 200 drivers expected in this
inaugural event. For race and ticket information,
call 1-888-652-RACE or visit: www.kentuckyspeedway.com.
TBA:
Clearchannel Cincinnati "Fanfest." Practice
sessions, autograph sessions, live music and interactive
displays with NASCAR Busch Series drivers. Time
TBA at the Kentucky Speedway.
14: NASCAR Busch Series' "Meijer
300 Presented by Oreo." 8:30 p.m. at
the Kentucky Speedway. Featuring a pre-race concert
by legendary rock guitarist Peter Frampton. For
race and ticket information, call 1-888-652-RACE
or visit: www.kentuckyspeedway.com.
Vernon, IN
TBA:
Railroad Days. County wide celebration of
train history. 1-800-928-3667.
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JULY
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Buckner,
KY
4: Oldham County Freedom Celebration. Fireworks,
food and fun at the Wendell Moore County Park.
Free.
Carrollton, KY
18-19:
Bluegrass
Festival. Fourth
annual event at Point Park. 1-800-325-4290 or
visit: www.carrolltontourism.com.
TBA:
Bike Butler Triathlon. Xterra
Point Series Off-Road Triathlon event at Gen.
Butler State Resort Park. (502) 484-2998 or visit:
www.bikebutler.com.
26:
American Roots Music Concert Series. Enjoy
a variety of live music at the Butler-Turpin State
Historic Site, featuring wine tasting from River
Valley Winery. 1-866-462-8853 or visit:
www.generalbutler.com.
Friendship,
IN
19-20:
National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association's Youth
Shoot.
Contact
NMLRA's
Scott Mings at nmlrayouth@seidata.com.
Or visit: www.nmlra.org.
Gallatin, KY
TBA:
The City of Warsaw River Days Festival. 24th
annual event featuring live bands each night along
with food and craft booths, free moon bounces
and similar items for the kids courtesy of Gallatin
Steel. Fireworks on July 3 co-sponsored by the
Kentucky Speedway and our local business people.
(859) 567-5900
La
Grange, KY
19: Oldham County Day. Annual
community wide celebration featuring a 10:30 a.,.
parade, food, live music and many nonprofit and
commercial exhibitor booths around the Courthouse
Square. Sponsored by The Project Guild.
Madison, IN
June
30 - July 6: Madison Regatta.
Unlimited
hydroplane boat races, plus vintage craft boat
races on the Ohio River. Festival includes parade
at 6 p.m. Friday; 10K race on Saturday; beauty
pageant; firemen's waterball fight; bed races
on Main Street; battle of the bands contest on
Thursday; weekend air show, fireworks at 10 p.m.
Saturday on the river; live entertainment nightly
on the riverbank. (812) 265-5000 or 1-800-559-2956
or visit: www.madisonregatta.com.
11:
Music in the Park. Summer
concert series at the Broadway Fountain and sponsored
by the Madison Main Street Program. Free. 7 p.m.
Bring lawn chairs or blankets. (812) 265-3270
or visit: www.madisonmainstreet.org.
Sparta,
KY
18:
ARCA RE/MAX Series' "Channel 5-150."
8
p.m. at the Kentucky Speedway. For
race and ticket information, call 1-888-652-RACE
or visit: www.kentuckyspeedway.com.
19: NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series'
"The Built Ford Tough 225 Presented by the
Greater Cincinnati Ford Dealers." 8 p.m.
at the Kentucky Speedway. For race and ticket
information, call 1-888-652-RACE or visit: www.kentuckyspeedway.com.
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AUGUST
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Brownsboro,
KY
TBA:
Brownsboro Day Festival. Day-long
event featuring music, food and tours. Free.
Carrollton, KY
23: 24th Point Park River Run.
Exhibition of high-performance boats on the Ohio
River. 1-800-325-4290 or visit: www.carrolltontourism.com.
TBA:
Bike Butler's "Mud, Sweat & Gears International
Clydesdale Championship. Mountain
biking at Gen. Butler State Resort Park. (502)
484-2998 or visit: www.bikebutler.com.
23:
American Roots Music Concert Series. Enjoy
a variety of live music at the Butler-Turpin State
Historic Site, featuring wine tasting from River
Valley Winery. 1-866-462-8853 or visit: www.generalbutler.com.
24:
Toy Train, Radio Control & Diecast Hobby Swap
Meet & Show. Free. At Gen. Butler State
Resort Park's Conference Center. Vendors welcome.
1-800-325-4290 or (502) 732-5414.
30:
Golderod Gala. Arts
and crafts festival at Gen. Butler State Resort
Park. Music, food and more. Vending space available.
(502) 732-0923.
Friendship,
IN
TBA:
National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association's "Lore
of the Laughery."
Primitive
camping demonstrations and historical re-enactments
and a Trade Fair. Contact
NMLRA's
Leslie Martin Dotson at nmlraevents@seidata.com.
Or visit: www.nmlra.org.
Madison, IN
8:
Music in the Park. Summer
concert series at the Broadway Fountain and sponsored
by the Madison Main Street Program. Free. 7 p.m.
Bring lawn chairs or blankets. (812) 265-3270
or visit: www.madisonmainstreet.org.
15-16: Madison Ribberfest.
Sixth annual event on the Madison riverfront featuring
blues bands, amateur and professional barbecue
cooking contests, balloon races and children's
activity area. Sponsored by the Madison Area Convention
and Visitors Bureau. Tickets available by calling
(812) 265-2956 or 1-800-559-2956, or visit: www.madisonribberfest.com.
29-30: Prince of Peace Schools Community Festival.
Public welcome. Midway games, rides for youth,
raffle for a 2004 Jeep Wrangler, contests, teen
dance at 9 p.m. Saturday for $2. Music, dance,
beer garden, casino and games of chance for adults.
Family dinners served Friday and Saturday night.
Hours: 5 p.m.-midnight Friday; 3 p.m.-midnight
Saturday. On the Pope John/Shawe school grounds,
221 W. State St. (812) 273-5835.
30-31:
Neavill's Grove "Old Settlers Meeting."
Annual event in Deputy featuring antique farm
machinery, arts and crafts, flea market, entertainment,
food, games and contests. Free. Sponsored by the
Neavill's Grove Association. (812) 273-3807.
Sparta,
KY
8:
Indy Racing League's "Fanfest." Pole
day and practice sessions, qualifying, autograph
sessions with IndyCar and IndyPro Series drivers,
live music and interactive displays at the Kentucky
Speedway. Time TBA.
9: Indy Racing League IndyCar Series'
"The Kentucky Indy 300"(6:30 p.m.) and
the IndyPro Series' "The Kentucky 100"
(9 p.m.). For race and ticket information,
call
1-888-652-RACE or visit:
www.kentuckyspeedway.com.
Vevay, IN
21-24:
Swiss Wine Festival. Celebration of Swiss
heritage featuring ethnic food, live entertainment,
parade, grape stomping, contests, amusement rides,
arts and crafts, wine tasting and beer gardens.
1-800-HELLO-VV or visit: www.swisswinefestival.org.
Warsaw, KY
TBA:
Gallatin County's Thunder on the Ohio River. ChampBoat
Racing is the most exciting sport on the water.
For more info visit www.warsawthunder.com,
email info@warsawthunder.com or call (888) 293-4341
or visit www.gallatincountyky.com.
Westport, KY
TBA:
Native American Festival. Traditional Native
American ceremonies and performances and displays
at the Westport City Park.
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SEPTEMBER
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Bedford, KY
13-14:
Trimble County Apple Festival.
Held on the Trimble County Courthouse Square from
9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday and noon - 5 p.m. Sunday.
Featuring apple pie judging, children's activities,
arts and crafts, antiques & collectibles,
quilt exhibit & raffle, car & antique
tractor show, and food. Live entertainment and
food court. (502) 255-7591 or visit: www.trimblecounty.com.
Canaan,
IN
12-14: Fall Festival and Pony Express Mail Run.
Village
flea market, crafts, food, music, parade, contests.
Free. (812) 839-4770 or (812) 839-4101..
Carrollton,
KY
5-6:
Blues to the Point. A
two-day music festival at Carrollton's Point Park
on the riverfront. Camping available. Concessions.
Bring lawn chair or blankets. For tickets and
information, call (502) 732-6960 or visit: www.bluestothepoint.net.
12-14:
Derby City Mustang Club of Louisville. Gen.
Butler State park. Ford Mustangs from past and
present. Annual event. www.derbycitymustangclub.com.
TBA: Bike Butler Kentucky Open. Annual
mountain bike race at Gen. Butler State Resort
Park. (502) 484-2998 or visit: www.bikebutler.com.
20:
American Roots Music Concert Series. Enjoy
a variety of live music at the Butler-Turpin State
Historic Site, featuring wine tasting from River
Valley Winery. 1-866-462-8853 or visit: www.generalbutler.com.
20:
Heritage Saturday. Demonstrations
of heritage skills such as spinning, basket weaving,
wine making and lye soap making at the Historic
Masterson House, Hwy. 42 east of Carrollton. Tours
available of the house (circa 1790). 1-800-425-4290
or visit: www.carrolltontourism.com.
25-27:
Two Rivers Tobacco Festival.
Carrollton courthouse square. Amusement rides,
arts, crafts, flea market, parade, food vendors.
1-800-325-4290.
27-28:
Spirits of Butler Paranormal Weekend. Butler-Turpin
House hosts a study and investigation of paranormal
activity. One night stay at Butler Lodge, Saturday
dinner and Sunday brunch included. Certified EVP
specialists and instructors. 1-866-462-8853 or
(502) 732-4384 or visit: www.generalbutler.com.
Friendship,
IN
13-21: Friendship Flea Market & National Muzzle
Loading Rifle Assocation Fall Shoot. Downtown
flea market throughout town. (859) 356-7114 or
www.ripleycountytourism.com.
Contact
NMLRA's
John Miller at P.O. Box 67, Friendship, IN 47021.
(812) 667-5131.
Visit: www.nmlra.org.
Madison,
IN
5:
"Cash in the Attic." Third
annual event at Lanier-Madison Visitors Center,
601 W. First St. Featuring appriaser Tim Luke
of HDTV. Tickets $10. Program includes an auction
of donated items. 7 p.m. Luke returns on Sept.
8 to appraise tems brought in by the public. Fee
is $10 per item, limit four items per person.
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. (812) 273-0556.
6-7:
141st Chelsea Jubilee. Saluda
Park, Chelsea. Indiana's oldest festival includes
music, rides, swine rodeo, food & flea market.
Sponsored by Chelsea Park Jubilee Association.
5-11 p.m. Friday; noon-11 p.m. Saturday. Free.
(812) 889-2726.
12:
Music in the Park. Summer
concert series at the Broadway Fountain and sponsored
by the Madison Main Street Program. Free. 7 p.m.
Bring lawn chairs or blankets. (812) 265-3270
or visit: www.madisonmainstreet.org.
13:
Hispanic Cultural Day. Entertainment,
food, crafts and information centering around
the Spanish culture. 4-9 p.m. Broadway Fountain
in downtown Madison (Brown Gymnasium, if rain).
Free. Call Shirley Kloepfer at (812) 273-4350.
13:
The Great Event. Annual
community welcome day for local residents and
incominh Hanover College freshmen. Exhibitor booths,
games, music at the riverfront. Sponsored by the
City of Madison and Hanover College. Free. (812)
265-8300.
24-28: Friends of the Library Annual Book Sale.
Sponsored
by Madison/Jefferson County Public Library located
at 420 W. Main St. Includes paperbacks, hard covers,
videos and books on tape. (812) 265-2744.
26-28: Fall Old Court Days.
Outdoor antique and craft market held around the
Jefferson County Courthouse at Main and Jefferson
Sts. Free. Sponsored by the Pilot Club of Madison.
9 a.m. - 6 p.m. each day. (812) 273-6226.
27-28: Madison Chautauqua Festival of Art. Enjoy
Southern Indiana's premier open-air juried fine
arts and fine crafts show featuring artists and
craftspeople from across the nation. 10-5 each
day. Riverfront foodfest, outdoor and evening
entertainment and children's activity tent. Free.
Sponsored
by the Madison Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.
(812) 265-2956 or 1-800-559-2956
or visit: www.madisonchautauqua.com.
Prospect,
KY
TBA:
Prospect Arts & Crafts Fair. Sponsored
by the North Oldham Lions Club. Call Alan Simon
at (502) 228-4161.
Scottsburg, IN
TBA: Scott County Courtfest.
Fall festival around Scottsburg's courthouse square.
Features live music and activities plus arts,
crafts, food vendors and demonstrations. 8 a.m.
- 6 p.m. Saturday; 10:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sunday.
Sponsored by Scott County Tourism Commission and
Scott County Arts Council. Free admission. (812)
752-4080 or (812) 752-9211 or visit: www.greatscottindiana.org.
TBA: Kentuckiana Ultralite Fly In. Sponsored
by Scott County Visitors Commission. Airplanes
and ultralights will fly in to the Scottsburg
Airport on Lake Road. Bring your own lawn chair.
Food concessions available. Activities begin at
7 a.m. (812) 752-6631.
Versailles,
IN
24-27: Annual Versailles Pumpkin Show. Courthouse
Square. Sponsored by the Versailles Lions Club
and Tri-Kappa Sorority. Call (812) 689-5423.
Vernon,
IN
TBA:
Labor Day Antique & Vintage Collectibles Market.
Courthouse Square. Visit: www.jenningsco.org.
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OCTOBER
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Carrollton,
KY
18:
American Roots Music Concert Series. Enjoy
a variety of live music at the Butler-Turpin State
Historic Site, featuring wine tasting from River
Valley Winery. 1-866-462-8853 or visit: www.generalbutler.com.
24-25:
Tales From the Butler Ghosts. The
Butler-Turpin House hosts ghostly tales of legends
and folklore performed by period thespians, who
set the stage for the mysterious "Haunted
Butler Mansion." Begins at dusk. Tickets
$4 per person. 1-866-462-8853 or visit: www.generalbutler.com.
31-Nov.
2:
Halloween Family Weekend. Gen.
Butler State Resort Park hosts the haunted train
ride and goulish miniature golf and other scarry
events. 1-866-462-8853 or visit: www.generalbutler.com.
Commiskey, IN
TBA:
Commiskey Fall Festival.
1-800-928-3667.
Crestwood, KY
TBA:
Crestwood Fall Arts & Crafts Fair. Artists,
crafters, food and entertainment plus a parade
in downtown Crestwood. (502) 241-2323.
Madison, IN
4:
Madison Aviation Spectacular. Air
show, displays and tours at the Madison Municipal
Airport. 10 a.m. 4 p.m. (812) 273-1914
or visit: www.airport.madison.in.us.
11: Soup, Stew, Chili & Brew.
Annual community event on Main Street featuring
food contests and live music. Sponsored by the
Madison Area Chamber of Commerce. (812) 265-3135
or visit: www.madisonchamber.org.
10-12: Tri-Kappa Tour of Homes.
25: Spooky Mansion.
Family
event featuring ghost stories, creepy crafts,
tour of decorated mansion basement and light refreshments.
7-9 p.m. at Lanier Mansion State Historic Site.
Tickets $3 per child. Children under 12 must be
accompanied by an adult. (812) 273-0556.
Pewee
Valley, KY
TBA:
Pewee Valley Arts and Crafts Day. More
than 100 artists and crafters, entertainment,
children's activities, food and drinks. Juried
show benefits the Pewee Valley Women's Club Scholarship
Fund and St. Aloysius Art Programs. Held in four
locations: Pewee Valley Presbyterian Church at
119 Central Ave., St. Aloysius School Campus,
the Old P.V. Firehouse and the P.V. Women's Club
on Mt. Mercy Drive. (502) 222-4601.
Rising
Sun, IN
10-11:
Navy Bean Fall Festival. Annual
event with crafts, food booths, live music and
bean soup and cornbread dinners. Free. 1-888-776-4786
or visit: www.enjoyrisingsun.com.
Seymour, IN
TBA: Annual Seymour Oktoberfest.
Enjoy the German heritage of Jackson County. Authentic
German fare, music and dances, arts and crafts,
flea market, carnival rides, 5K Run/Walk, Biergarten,
parade, hot air balloon race, talent show, baby
contest, baking contest, quilt exhibit and more.
1-888-524-4020 or visit: www.jcvcb.com.
Versailles,
IN
4-5: Versailles State Park Bluegrass Festival.
More
than 10 regional bluegrass bands perform at Versailles
State Park. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m.
- 4 p.m. Sunday. Admission charged. (812) 689-6424
or visit: www.ripleycountytourism.com.
Vevay,
IN
4:
Sleepy Hollow Fall Celebration. Annual
fall celebration in the town of Vevay. (812) 427-3237
or 1-800-HELLO-VV.
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NOVEMBER
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Crestwood,
KY
TBA:
Crestwood Civic Club Holiday Home Tour & Luncheon.
Meet at the Civic Club on Kavanaugh Road. Tour
from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (502) 241-0231.
La
Grange, KY
TBA:
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Annual Fall
Festival and Turkey Dinner.
At the church, 502 N. Fifth Ave. Festival from
2 - 9:30 p.m.; Dinner served from 4 - 7:30 p.m.
Raffles include a $10,000 grand prize, 50/50 Split
the Pot, a trip to Kissimmee, FL. and a handmade
quilt. Spin wheel booths, Raffle booth, Silent
and Live auctions. Texas Hold'em from 7 to midnight;
6 p.m. check in. $100 buy-in, 80% payout. Early
signups call (502) 243-3535. www.weareic.org
TBA: Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Christmas
Bazaar and Boutique. At
the church, 502. N. Fifth Ave. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
(502) 222-0671.
Madison,
IN
TBA:
Business Expo/Small Business Development Center
Awards Dinner. Tour
commercial booths and sign up for door prizes.
Featuring a keynote speaker TBA. Booths
open at 5 p.m. Buffet dinner at 6:30 p.m.
Ticket $35. Held at Clifty Inn. Sponsored by the
Madison Area Chamber of Commerce and the Southeastern
Indiana SBDC. (812) 265-3135, Ext. 254 or visit:
www.madisonchamber.org.
28-30:
Nights Before Christmas Candlelight Tour of Homes.
Two
weekends of tours of public sites and private
homes decorated for the holidays. Sponsored by
the Madison Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.
5-9
Friday-Saturday; 4-7 Sunday. Advance
tickets $12 adults, $5 children in advance; afterward
$15 adults, $5 children. (812) 265-2956 or 1-800-559-2956
or visit: www.nightsbeforechristmas.com.
25:
Light Up Madison. Celebration of the season
with the annual lighting of the city's Christmas
tree on the Courthouse lawn and visits with Santa
Claus. Free. Sponsored by the Madison Main Street
Program. (812) 265-3270.
New
Castle, KY
TBA: Annual Extension Holiday Bazaar. 9
a.m. 4 p.m. at the 4-H Fairgrounds Building,
Hwy. 421 between New Castle and Pleasureville.
About 25 booths of handcrafted items and holiday
gift items. Booth rentals (residents or nonresidents)
$12. Lunch provided by senior citizens. Call Maryellen
Garrison at (502) 845-2811.
TBA: Light Up New Castle.
Annual holiday celebration includes caroling,
carriage rides around town and lighting of Christmas
tree on Courthouse lawn. Sponsored by New Castle
Business Association. 5- 8 p.m. (502) 845-0600.
Rising
Sun, IN
TBA: Holiday Winterwalk. Annual
celebration in historic downtown Rising Sun, featuring
lighting displays, carolers, and carriage rides,
extended shopping hours and more. 1-888-776-4786.
Scottsburg,
IN
TBA: Courtyard Christmas. More
than 700 luminaries, carriage rides, arts and
crafts to parades, Santa Claus, children's games
& the traditional lighting of lamps around
Scottsburg's Courthouse Square. Kelly Neuhauser
at (812) 752-4343.
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Carrollton,
KY
1-31: Festival of Trees. View
an array of decorated Christmas trees sponsored
by local businesses, churches, schools and clubs
at Gen. Butler State Resort Park. 1-866-462-8853
or visit: www.generalbutler.com.
6:
Christmas in the Park. Gen.
Butler State Resort Park holds a variety of holiday
events, including Breakfast with Santa and a concert
at the lodge. 1-866-462-8853 or visit: www.generalbutler.com.
6:
A Christmas Carroll. Downtown,
lighting the courthouse square, miniature ponies,
children's games, story time, horse drawn carriage
rides, bake sale, visits with Santa, much more.
10 a.m. 7 p.m. Free. (502) 732-8100 or
1-800-325-4290 or visit: www.carrollcountyky.com.
La
Grange, KY
5-6: Light Up La Grange. From
6-10 p.m. in downtown La Grange. Sponsored by
the La Grange Business Association. Special shopping
promotions, children's activities, live music,
horse-drawn carriage rides, refreshments, and
window decorations, carol singers. Call Keli Quinn
at (502) 269-0126 or visit: www.DiscoverDowntownLagrange.com.
Madison,
IN
5-7:
Nights Before Christmas Candlelight Tour of Homes.
Annual tours of public sites and private homes
decorated for the holidays. Sponsored by the Madison
Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. Advance tickets
$12 adults, $5 children in advance; afterward
$15 adults, $5 children. 5-9 Friday-Saturday;
4-7 Sunday. (812) 265-2956 or 1-800-559-2956 or
visit: www.nightsbeforechristmas.com.
6: Christmas Parade. Parade
begins at Main & Mill streets and ends at
Main & Jefferson. Begins at 10:30 a.m. free
entertainment following the parade at the Brown
Gym on Broadway. Includes a visit from Santa Claus
with treats for children. Sponsored by Madison
Business & Professional Association. (812)
265-2835 or (812) 273-4956.
TBA: "Festival of Christmas Music."
A
selection of holiday favorites sung at the St.
Michael the Archangel Church, 521 E. Third St.
Sponsored by Historic Madison Inc. Free but donations
accepted. (812) 265-2967 or visit: www.historicmadisoninc.com.
6: "Handel's Messiah." At
the St. Michael the Archangel Church, 521 E. Third
St. Directed by Hanover College's Mark Hopkins.
Sponsored by the Madison-Ohio Valley Arts Council.
Tickets at door or the Madison tourism office.
(812) 265-2956.
Rising
Sun, IN
TBA: Holiday Winter Walk. Tree
lighting, visits with Santa, carriage rides and
extended shopping hours. 1-888-776-4786 or visit:
www.enjoyrisingsun.com.
For a more complete listing
of monthly events, visit the RoundAbout
Calendar of Events.
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