Join Freetown Village’s monthly conversation with historians, researchers and educators to discuss topics related to Indiana’s Black heritage.

Visit the Old Gray Barn event center to tour the facility and to learn how the owners saved, renovated and breathed new life into the historic barn.

Join the Museum at Lassen’s Resort as Dr. Ezekiel Flannery discusses native vegetation in the Calumet Region, the diet of the Potawatomi and the early Europeans’ influence on the foodways of northwest Indiana.

Learn how to repair plaster and choose historically accruate paint colors at this workshop offered by the City of Richmond’s Historic Preservation Commission. It’s part of a series of workshops aimed at educating the community about the importance of preservation and teaching hands-on preservation skills.

Join YWCA Northeast Indiana and the Fort Wayne Cinema Center for a film screening and discussion series that examines diverse cultures, models ways to practice allyship, promotes the voices and stories of marginalized groups and educates audiences through thought-provoking community discussion.

Hear artist Gwen Gutwein discuss her twelve-year effort to document Indiana’s historic barns through paintings.

Learn hardwood floor restoration techniques at this workshop offered by the City of Richmond’s Historic Preservation Commission. It’s part of a series of workshops aimed at educating the community about the importance of preservation and teaching hands-on preservation skills.

Join YWCA Northeast Indiana and the Fort Wayne Cinema Center for a film screening and discussion series that examines diverse cultures, models ways to practice allyship, promotes the voices and stories of marginalized groups and educates audiences through thought-provoking community discussion.

Explore Evansville’s Black history during a community reception celebrating four new exhibitions at the Evansville African American Museum.

Join YWCA Northeast Indiana and the Fort Wayne Cinema Center for a film screening and discussion series that examines diverse cultures, models ways to practice allyship, promotes the voices and stories of marginalized groups and educates audiences through thought-provoking community discussion.

Learn how to repoint, repair and replace brickwork at this workshop offered by the City of Richmond’s Historic Preservation Commission. It’s part of a series of workshops aimed at educating the community about the importance of preservation and teaching hands-on preservation skills.

Meet more than 30 local, national and international authors at Starke County’s Beyond the Book Festival.