Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

Neighboring Kentucky may not be Napa Valley, but the state’s winemakers produce formidable vintages. Sip a few at this event, which also features regionally grown foods prepared by local chefs. $40. ...

Every Friday night during the summer through Sept. 3, the BB&T Plaza draws music lovers for some post-workweek fun. From rhythm and blues to a Rod Stewart tribute band, different acts perform each week. Also on the schedule of events:...

Last summer, Lincoln — a new play about the life of America’s 16th president — debuted in a 1,500-seat, roofed amphitheatre on the grounds where Lincoln grew up. This summer, the two-act play with period music is back, as are...

Rob Evans’ work — a brilliant portfolio of contemporary realism — has been featured in numerous museums across the country. As part of the Martha & Merritt deJong Memorial Artist-in-Residence program, skilled painter Evans leads beginners and professionals alike in...

How do artists see our city? Find out at this Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana exhibit, a selection of art featuring familiar local landmarks. Runs through July 29. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. Free. ...

One of the museum’s most popular areas is the participatory science center. Hands On brings new life to the Alcoa Gallery with 12 different exhibits — some new and some old. Inspiration for many of the pieces comes from the...

Beginner and intermediate levels will help students aged 8-16 attain increased technical proficiency with the guitar, achieve greater musical confidence, learn to interact musically with others, and create a CD of their live performances. $350 each week. ...

These East and West Side camps are designed to provide summer adventures for children. The East Side location accepts children aged kindergarten through eighth grade and has a flexible attendance and pay system. The West Side location, accepting children in...

Have you ever been inside a bubble? Can you make bubbles with your bare hands? This event shows library patrons of all ages what they can do with bubbles. Check website for event times and locations. Free. ...

The first three sessions of this party bowling league have ended, but you still have one chance to round up a group of friends and take to the lanes. Teams of four bowlers each receive an 83-ounce beer or soda,...

Last year, as part of a holistic initiative called Planetree, St. Mary's launched a farmers' market offering local fruits and vegetables, baked goods, fresh flowers and herbs, homemade crafts, and more. The market, open to St. Mary's employees and the...

New Harmony Theatre presents Tennessee Williams’ lyrical and highly personal play. The Glass Menagerie follows the Wingfield family: mother Amanda, who raises her children alone after her husband abandons her; daughter Laura, who struggles with a physical disability and extreme...

This 17th annual juried exhibition, a partnership between the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana and the Evansville Museum, showcases two- and three-dimensional art. Brian Whisenhunt, executive director of the Swope Art Museum, will serve as juror. Runs through Sept. 12....

In the area outside the museum’s second-floor Main Gallery, a fountain has been replaced by a sleek new gallery for smaller exhibitions. On display now is a collection of bronze sculptures by celebrated American artist Michael Bergt. 10 a.m.-5 p.m....

Children aged 6-14 come together in West Side wilderness for classic summer camps or specialty camps: cooking, arts and crafts, golf, science, Girl Scouting, tennis, computer education, baseball, soccer, tournament and cheerleading. $105-$210 depending on session, plus fees for specialty...

Tales & Scales, a troupe of professional musicians, has earned critical acclaim for its “musictelling” shows. Now, kids ages 6 to 11 (entering first through sixth grades) can create their own musical adventures and learn about storytelling, theater, music, and...

July 17 and 24. Throughout the summer, local farmers have been selling their goods in the vacant lot behind the old Greyhound Station on Friday mornings. On these two Saturdays, the Department of Metropolitan Development and Growth Alliance for Greater...

The St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., is one of the leading institutions on cancer studies and treatments, according to U.S. News & World Report. Their work supports children throughout the country, which is why the hospital hosts...

School may be out for summer, but the warm months provide plenty of opportunities for fun, hands-on learning. Each day, participants in Museum Camp will learn about a different topic, from going green to ancient Egypt. $115 for Museum members;...

Children in second grade and older are welcome to join Patchwork volunteers for a few days of creativity. Local storyteller Susan Fowler helps children develop themes to accompany the stories she tells. Children create art and participate in activities related...