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  • “My Journey Logs, Getting Lost Out There!”

    Harrison County Community Foundation 1523 Foundation Way, Corydon, IN, United States

    "Sometimes, in striving to reach your destination, you miss all the wonder that surrounds where you are going. My Journey Logs explore those regions in Perry County, Crawford County, and Harrison County, Indiana.  And there are lots of wonders hiding out in there!" Come hear my presentation in Corydon, Indiana, for the Harrison County Historical Society. 7 pm on Tuesday, January 28, 2025, Meeting at: Harrison County Community Foundation 1523 Foundation Way Corydon, Indiana

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  • Ancestral Trails Book Sale

    Pritchard Community Center 404 S. Mulberry St, Elizabethtown, United States

    History, culture, and genealogy book sale at the "August" Ancestral Trails Historical Society Book Fair. February 8, 2025 10 AM - 3 PM Pritchard Community Center 404 S. Mulberry St (Hwy 62) Elizabethtown, KY 42701

  • “Tower by the Thames” at Little Colonel Players Theatre

    little co 302 Mt. Mercy Drive, Pewee Valley, KY, United States

    Tower by the Thames By Jack Wann and music by Ronald R. Van Stockum, Jr. Directed by Jack Wann There’s real magic in that Tower by the Thames! Meet American Egyptologist Reggie Wilson and his spunky, newly appointed London Museum curator daughter, Beth, as they decide to join forces with a famous ancient Roman playwright, newly arrived via the magic of the Tower. There, they round up a zany and elusive comic villain, recently escaped from one of the playwright’s long lost plays. The ‘imaginary’ and the ‘real’ combine in a goofy, but thought provoking story. The outlandish characters and screwball chases, a blossoming love interest, and an offbeat but earnest understanding of what it really means to be free make Tower by the Thames a mysteriously musical, mighty and magical evening. Suitable for everyone. […]

  • Speleofest

    Speleofest is an annual caving event in Kentucky that takes place on Memorial Day Weekend. It was started in 1972 by the Louisville Grotto and has continued ever since. Proceeds from the event have allowed the Louisville Grotto to purchase the Lone Star Preserve in Bonnieville, Kentucky, which functions as a permanent location for Speleofest and a year-round educational facility for caves and karst. The Lone Star Preserve has grown to 126 acres in recent years and has 6+ caves on the property, 3 of which have over 500 feet of passage. https://www.louisvillegrotto.org/speleofest/