JR Clark brings the blues as we kickoff the fall Curbside Concerts series. Backed by a horn section that's been on tour with the Ohio Players, this talented roster also features the legendary Johnny B Gayden on bass. Johnny B was a long-time player with Albert Collins and played on The Ice Man's Grammy-winning "Showdown!" […]
The Elkhart County Historical Museum and Elkhart Public Library invite the community to celebrate the life's work of Emma Barrett Molloy. The 19th century advocate for women's rights has been honored with a State Historical Marker in front of the downtown library on High Street. This event is free and open to all. Molloy became […]
¡Bailamos! Los Ortega is coming back to the rooftop stage as Curbside Concerts rolls on Sept. 6. Expect high-energy regional Mexican music from these outstanding players. Friday shows at Elkhart Public Library are free - bring a blanket or a camp chair and enjoy the best local music played on the best roof in town. […]
You can do your part to help pollinators thrive on native plants in your own yard. Elkhart Public Library, the Elkhart Environmental Center and Wild Ones South Bend are celebrating renowned educator Doug Tallamy's visit to Notre Dame with this special book talk. Copies of Tallamy's signature work, Nature's Best Hope, will be available for […]
Quite Frank Lee returns to the roof as the fall series of Curbside Concerts rolls on. Mixing originals with oldies, this local band features Anna Naragon and Scott Vaerewyck on vocals, Rob Booker on bass, Kyle Paulk on lead guitar, and Tony Leininger on drums. Bring a blanket or a camp chair and enjoy the […]
Join us as we dedicate the meeting rooms inside the Osolo Branch. One room will honor Max and Elizabeth Walker, who donated the land for Walker Park and the Osolo Branch library. The other will honor longtime educator Levar Johnson.
Vop Osili, an renowned Indianapolis architect, will lead this event. It's the latest in a series of community conversations hosted by the Elkhart Chapter of Indiana Black Expo. All ages are invited to become inspired.
Learn to identify local winter birds and how to participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count from an environmental educator at Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center from Goshen College.
On the 60th anniversary of the tragic and destructive Palm Sunday Tornadoes, join author Janis Thornton to discuss her book about the tornadoes. Her book, "The 1965 Palm Sunday Tornadoes in Indiana" is a detailed and well-researched book about the largest natural disaster in Indiana history.