Professional storyteller Stephanie Holman will present her program “The Search for a Place and Time to Paint.” This piece was commissioned by the Indiana Historical Society at the time of the publication of “Skirting the Issue,” about historical Indiana women artists. Ms. Holman’s program focuses on three artists who spent a great deal of time in Brown County: Ada Shulz, Alberta Shulz, and Marie Goth.

Favors, raffle, and door prizes will be provided. Doors open at 12:30 p.m. for shopping with our vendors. Tea is served at 2 p.m., followed by the program.

This fundraiser for the Gallery Foundation is one of our most anticipated events and sells out each year. Seating is limited, and advance reservations are required.

Whimsical, witty and just a little bawdy – join us for a rollicking review of comedy through the ages! “A non-stop two hour laugh fest!”

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This documentary double feature highlights the career of American artist Thomas Hart Benton, a master of Regionalism. Through home movies and interviews, Burns takes viewers on a journey through Benton’s life. Miller and Zuzolo focus on a single masterwork: the artist’s monumental Indiana Murals currently housed in three locations on the IU campus. The murals’ 22 panels trace the state’s cultural and industrial history from its early native peoples to the Great Depression.

There will be a pre-screening talk at 2 p.m. in the IU Auditorium. It will be presented by Nan Brewer, the IU Eskenazi Museum of Art’s Lucienne M. Glaubinger Curator of Works on Paper.

The event will take place from 2–5 p.m. on Sunday, April 8. This event is free but ticketed. To acquire advanced tickets please visit the IU Cinema’s website.

Art and a Movie is sponsored in part by Marsha R. Bradford and Harold A. Dumes.

Join Hiking for Health on our first fitness hike at the beautiful Pate Hollow Trail. We will be hiking the 4-mile trail loop at a moderate pace, and the trail is hilly. Participants should be confident in their ability to hike this distance. Please bring water and wear hiking shoes. Leashed dogs welcome. Please click the link for more information, directions, and to RSVP for the hike.

Local designers from a broad range of ages and backgrounds have created 80 fashion designs from trash or discarded garments. There will be entertainment by the percussive dance troop Fiddle ‘n’ Feet. Also, the Trashion Off! event returns this year where two teams compete to convert a pile of trash into high fashion. This is an event for all ages. Tickets are available at the BCT box office or Plato’s Closet. Proceeds go to support the Center for Sustainable Living.