Clarksville is ready to shine as the beloved Christmas lighting contest returns, inviting families across the city to decorate their homes in festive brilliance.

 

Residents have until December 7 to sign up for a chance to showcase their holiday spirit and creativity.

 

Judges will visit from December 12 to December 20, searching for the most charming and innovative light displays.

 

Winners in categories like Most Traditional Display and Best Use of Technology will be revealed soon after the tours, bringing extra excitement to the season.

 

Beyond the contest, the community can enjoy Christmas on the Cumberland at McGregor Park, where over a million lights sparkle nightly through January 3.

 

Mark December 6 for SpiritFest 2025 downtown, featuring live music, family fun, and a magical tree lighting.

 

The festivities continue with the Clarksville Lighted Christmas Parade, filling the streets with glowing floats and holiday joy.

 

Details for entering the contest are available at local centers and city websites.

Bring your kids to a heartwarming event on Saturday, November 8, 2025, at the Floyd County Carnegie Library Cultural Arts Center.

 

Children can enjoy reading sessions with Mia the Therapy Dog, a favorite among young readers for her calm and encouraging presence.

 

Located at 201 E. Spring St, New Albany, IN 47150, the center welcomes families to help children build confidence and love for books.

 

Each child receives a special 10-minute session to share stories with Mia, making reading a joyful experience.

 

This program is free and runs from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

 

Call 812-944-7336 for details or to reserve a spot.

 

Don’t miss this chance for young readers to connect with Mia!

New Albany is gearing up for a spooktacular evening as Art & The Barfunkels hit the stage at Dog Haus Biergarten for the Howl-O-Weiner Fest.

 

Halloween night, Friday, October 31, from 7 to 10 PM, promises a thrilling lineup of classic rock, energetic covers, and plenty of spirited fun.

 

Attendees are invited to showcase their most creative costumes and dance moves throughout this festive celebration.

 

Enjoy signature gourmet brats, juicy burgers, and unforgettable fries along with an enticing selection of craft cocktails and premium brews.

 

Watch for Craig’s iconic moonwalk performance—his costumed dance is a crowd favorite not to be missed.

 

This free, all-ages event is open to everyone, welcoming families and friends to join the local Halloween excitement and community spirit at Dog Haus Biergarten.

Don't miss the final Food Truck Wednesday of the season at Wilkerson Park on October 29th, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

 

This popular event is a cherished tradition for the Sellersburg community, inviting locals and visitors alike to explore a wide mix of flavors.

 

Set at the scenic corner of E. Utica and N. New Albany streets, the park offers a perfect backdrop for an evening out.

 

Guests will find a delicious lineup, including Bert's Quality Meats, Cups & Pups, Boba Bun, Twisted Beverages & Bites, Shadow Angel's BBQ, and Donut NV.

 

Guests are encouraged to bring their own seating and enjoy their meal in the fresh air, or easily take their food to go.

 

Celebrate the last night of this local favorite with good eats and great company.

MAVA Volleyball is expanding into Southern Indiana, bringing decades of top-tier training to local athletes.

 

Beginning Sunday, November 2, players ages 10U-14U can attend non-travel team tryouts at the Southern Indiana Sports Center in New Albany.

 

This move signals a new partnership to grow volleyball opportunities across the region.

 

Founded in Louisville, Kentucky, MAVA has been a key name in club volleyball for over 24 years.

 

The organization will now offer club practices, tournaments, and youth activities right at the heart of Southern Indiana.

 

Plans also include new programs designed for beginners and younger players, aiming to nurture future talent in Floyd County and neighboring areas.

 

Local athletes are encouraged to learn more and get involved through the official MAVA website.

Floyd County Parks and Recreation and the Floyd County Sheriff's Office have rescheduled the annual Halloween in the Park celebration to Wednesday, October 29, 2025, after weather caused a cancellation.

 

The event runs from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Sam Peden Community Park, 3037 Grant Line Road in New Albany.

 

Families should gather at Shelter House No. 4 at the back of the park.

 

Neighbors can look forward to free, festive fun, including pumpkin decorating with Grant Line Nursery, thaumatrope toy crafts led by the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana, colorful face painting, and plenty of candy giveaways.

 

Locals are encouraged to come in costume and celebrate with the community.

 

Contact 812-948-5360 for more information.

 

This family-friendly evening promises Halloween memories at one of New Albany’s favorite parks.

Enjoy a spooktacular evening at Mark’s Feed Store in New Albany, Indiana on Tuesday, October 28th from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

 

The annual Halloween Kids Party invites families for hands-on crafts, lively games, and seasonal treats.

 

Free kids’ meals add to the fun—limit two per adult entrée purchase.

 

Costumes are encouraged, so let your children dress up and join the excitement.

 

This family-friendly celebration is open to everyone and promises fun for all ages.

 

Join the festivities at 3827 Charlestown Road, New Albany, IN 47150.

 

Create lasting Halloween memories with friends and neighbors.

Clarksville families can look forward to a night of festive fun at Chick-fil-A Veterans Parkway during their upcoming Kids Costume Night.

 

The celebration happens on Tuesday, October 28, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

 

Children ages 0 to 10 who show up in costume will receive a free Kids Meal, making it an unbeatable treat for little ones and their parents.

 

Young guests can also enjoy pumpkin-themed crafts, ensuring plenty of creative and memorable moments.

 

This walk-in event is hosted at 1320 Veterans Parkway and doesn’t require reservations, so families are welcome to join the festivities at their convenience.

 

Don’t miss this spooktacular evening, designed to delight local kids and bring the community together.

Floyd County Halloween in the Park is back on for Wednesday, October 29, 2025 after weather delays.

 

This free, family-friendly event is brought together by Floyd County Parks and Recreation alongside the Floyd County Sheriff's Office.

 

Locals of all ages are invited to join the fun from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Sam Peden Community Park, 3037 Grant Line Road, New Albany.

 

Head to Shelter House No. 4 in the rear of the park for activities like pumpkin decorating partnered with Grant Line Nursery, lively thaumatrope crafts with the Girl Scouts, and face painting for everyone.

 

Enjoy delicious candy and plenty of treats in a safe environment.

 

The park’s ongoing community events highlight its welcoming spirit—don’t miss this chance to celebrate Halloween with neighbors.

Ready for a spooky adventure that helps local teams?

 

Experience the New Albany Soccer Haunted Car Wash at Mister G’s Car Wash on Grant Line Road—if you’re brave enough!

 

From Thursday through Saturday, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., enjoy a clean car with a side of chills and surprises.

 

All proceeds benefit the New Albany High School Girls’ and Boys’ Soccer Teams, making it a frightfully fun way to show your support.

 

Gather your friends or family, embrace the scares, and help local student-athletes shine.

 

Don’t miss your chance for a night of scares and good deeds—see you at the wash!

New Albany is reviving its Emergency Repair Program (ERP), allocating an added $100,000 to help local homeowners tackle urgent repairs.

 

The ERP targets issues like plumbing, electrical problems, roofing, furnace replacements, and needed accessibility changes, focusing on essential fixes that keep homes safe and livable.

 

Renewed funding comes in response to strong community demand and previous program success, reflecting the city’s commitment to resident well-being.

 

Qualified homeowners can receive grants up to $10,000 through this initiative, powered by Community Development Block Grant support.

 

Residents interested in applying should reach out to Blevin Slone at New Directions Housing Corporation by calling 502-719-7181 or emailing blevin.slone@ndhc.org.

 

This effort highlights New Albany’s dedication to maintaining safe, accessible, and healthy homes for all its residents.

Greater Clark County Schools has approved a new two-year contract with the Greater Clark Education Association, bringing notable salary boosts for its teachers.

 

Starting July 1, 2025, entry-level teacher pay will jump to $52,000 with a $2,000 increase in the first year.

 

In year two, qualifying educators will see an additional $1,500 salary increase, while a $90,000 cap remains in place.

 

Teachers will also benefit from a $500 yearly contribution to eligible Health Savings Accounts, and an extra $200 for those holding a Literacy Endorsement.

 

Superintendent Mark Laughner reaffirmed the district’s dedication to educators while balancing budgets.

 

Board President Irene Bustamante Adams stressed these pay raises will help attract and retain excellent staff.

 

This contract signals a strong investment in the district’s educational future.

 

Floyd County Animal Rescue League (FCARL) will host a microchipping clinic on Saturday, October 4, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the New Albany Farmers Market.

 

Pet owners can have their dogs and cats microchipped for just $5 per animal, with cash payments required.

 

This event is open to all, with no residency restrictions. Make sure to be in line by 11:15 a.m.

 

Bring a valid photo ID and veterinary records that match your animal — names and addresses must correspond.

 

All animals should be in carriers or on leashes, with a four pet maximum per household.

 

Microchipping is a quick, effective way to help lost pets find their way home. Give your furry friends the protection they deserve.

The Brass Rabbit Vintage Market returns to Sellersburg this Saturday, October 4, 2025, running from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Wilkerson Park on the corner of Utica and New Albany Street.

 

Hosted by Chosen Goods with the support of the Town of Sellersburg, this annual event invites residents to enjoy the nostalgic charm of curated vintage finds.

 

Visitors will discover over 50 unique booths filled with antiques, handmade treasures, and collectible goods.

 

The market experience is enhanced with tasty bites from local food trucks, live music, pumpkin painting, and festive fall photo opportunities, creating a lively atmosphere for all ages.

 

Celebrate community spirit and autumn’s magic at the Brass Rabbit Vintage Market this weekend.

Floyd County families can now apply for the Angel Tree program, with applications officially open as of October 1.

 

This cherished initiative delivers holiday gifts to local children in need, aiming to brighten the season for every participating family.

 

Applications will be accepted until the program reaches capacity, so prompt action is encouraged for those interested.

 

Beyond the Angel Tree, October brings several exciting community events.

 

The 49th Annual Centre Fall Festival takes place October 4, featuring live music, festive food, and local vendors.

 

Later, on October 19, families can enjoy Halloween in the Park at Sam Peden Community Park, offering trunk-or-treating, pumpkin decorating, and fun for all ages.

 

These offerings give families a chance to connect, celebrate, and make special memories together in Floyd County.

Jeffersonville celebrates the opening of the 'Hike the Pike' trail, inviting locals to explore and enjoy the outdoors.

 

This scenic 1.2-mile path stretches along the north side of Utica Pike between Allison Lane and Six Mile Lane, offering a safe space for walkers and cyclists alike.

 

Enhanced by trailhead parking and push-button crosswalk signage at each end, the project was funded by the Jeffersonville Redevelopment Commission to improve convenience and safety.

 

Mayor Mike Moore highlights the trail’s role in boosting community health and fostering neighborhood connections.

 

'Hike the Pike' is part of ongoing developments, including a major $800 million Meta Platforms Inc. data center and a $60 million 1440 Foods production facility, together creating thousands of new jobs.

 

These initiatives underscore Jeffersonville’s dedication to expanding opportunities and enhancing quality of life for all residents.

Set your sights on Saturday, September 27, 2025, when St. Luke's United Church of Christ brings Oktoberfest to Jeffersonville.

 

The festivities run from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at 329 Walnut Street, bustling with German flavors and lively community vibes.

 

Guests will enjoy homemade knockwurst and bratwurst alongside classic sides, tempting desserts, and treats from the Country Store.

 

Live music promises an uplifting soundtrack, adding extra sparkle to the evening’s fun.

 

Dine-in or carry-out meals are $15, with discounts for kids, veterans, and first responders at $8.

 

Beer lovers can sample select brews for $6 each.

 

Celebrate German traditions, connect with neighbors, and enjoy local hospitality at this beloved annual event.

 

More details available at 812-282-3383.

Jeffersonville welcomes expanded community recreation options as the Spring Hill EnVision Center now hosts open gym sessions every Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30–9:00 PM.

 

Located at 1423 Bates-Bowyer Ave. in the Claysburg neighborhood, the center offers locals a vibrant, inclusive space to gather and stay active.

 

Facilities feature a full basketball court, fitness and computer rooms, plus spaces for games—meeting a wide range of interests.

 

The EnVision Center supports community growth through economic empowerment, education, wellness, and leadership programs.

 

Annual memberships are affordable: $55 for students, $85 for adults, $45 for seniors, or $250 for families of four.

 

Daily admission is $2 for youth and seniors, and $5 for adults.

 

Private rentals are available on Fridays and Saturdays, with spaces starting at $60 per hour and a refundable security deposit.

 

Engage with neighbors and enjoy top-notch facilities—Spring Hill EnVision Center is at the heart of Jeffersonville’s thriving community.

Chick-fil-A Veterans Parkway is bringing back its 2nd Annual Fall Festival on Tuesday, September 23, at 4 p.m. at 1320 Veterans Parkway in Clarksville, IN.

 

Families can look forward to an afternoon of carnival games, face painting, a rock wall, bounce houses, an inflatable slide, and a balloon artist.

 

The first 200 kids will score a treat bag, with games and prizes adding excitement.

 

It’s a festive way to welcome the fall season with food, fun, and local community spirit.

 

The celebration continues in Clarksville with more events.

 

On October 18, Clarksville Peddlers Mall hosts live music, trunk-or-treating, outdoor vendors, and activities for all ages.

 

Hilldale Baptist Church’s free Fall Festival lights up October 24, featuring family favorites like trunk-or-treating, food trucks, and carnival fun.

 

Clarksville offers a season filled with festive gatherings for residents and visitors alike.

By Golly’s is set to bring excitement to Clarksville with its grand opening on September 25 at 11:00 AM.

 

The festivities at 941 East Lewis & Clark Parkway promise a lively atmosphere, with enticing giveaways and a menu sure to delight.

 

Early guests have extra reasons to celebrate — the first 75 in line before opening will receive special prizes, and four lucky winners will enjoy free burgers for a year.

 

Diners can look forward to signature burgers, crispy wings, handcrafted flatbreads, fresh salads, and indulgent milkshakes, offering something for every craving.

 

By Golly’s team brings genuine hospitality as they join Clarksville’s dynamic food scene, complementing recent openings like Honey Baked Ham Company and Kroger Marketplace.

 

This opening marks a flavorful addition to local dining and a celebration of community spirit.

Charlestown is seeing a boost for its youth community as a $4,500 grant from the Rotary Club of Clark County is set to fund a new performance stage at The Depot in the Family Activities Park.

 

Club President David Seckman delivered the grant, supporting young musicians who have made The Depot a creative hub since its 2024 opening.

 

This dedicated stage will offer local talent a professional space to shine during summer and Christmas showcases, encouraging more vibrant performances.

 

Rotary Club District 6580’s efforts reflect a deep commitment to fostering safe, dynamic spaces for youth engagement and development.

 

Charlestown is also counting down to the Community Days Festival on September 19-20, 2025—a weekend packed with live music, delicious food, fun for families, and a dazzling drone show.

 

These initiatives highlight the city’s thriving dedication to community connection and the arts.

Meta has awarded $150,000 to Jeffersonville’s Maker13 and Youth Link Southern Indiana, aiming to enrich STEAM education and spur entrepreneurship locally.

 

Mayor Mike Moore praised the grant’s ripple effect, highlighting new opportunities for local students and expressing gratitude for support from Meta and its Data Center.

 

This investment aligns with Meta’s $800 million data center project, set to open in 2026 with 100 permanent jobs and 1,250 peak construction positions.

 

The city’s momentum continues: the Our Southern Indiana Regional Development Authority recently allocated over $3.6 million to boost childcare and regional growth.

 

Adding to this, June saw the launch of Springdale Meadow, with 10 new homes coming this fall starting at $260,000, addressing Jeffersonville’s housing needs.

 

These developments mark a vibrant era of growth and opportunity for the community.

Bicknell Park in New Albany will soon undergo major upgrades, as construction begins Monday, September 15th.

 

Improvements feature a new basketball court, modern pickleball courts, and a revitalized gazebo, relocated for even better park enjoyment.

 

Despite construction, Bicknell Park will remain open, though visitors should stay alert while crews are at work over the next several weeks.

 

These enhancements are part of New Albany’s broader effort to enrich community spaces and offer fresh recreational opportunities.

 

The city’s revival continues with groundbreaking at The Padgett District, set to deliver over 200 new residences and an entertainment hub, along with the upscale Oxbow apartments on East Main Street, promising spectacular Ohio River views.

 

These projects reflect New Albany’s ongoing commitment to a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere for all residents.

Set aside Saturday, September 20, 2025, for the Touch of Southern Indiana 2025 at the Floyds Knobs Community Club.

 

From 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, discover more than 75 vendor booths, both indoors and outdoors, offering handcrafted goods, specialty gifts, and flavorful local foods.

 

Admission and parking are free, making it easy for families and friends to enjoy everything the event has to offer.

 

Organized by Show My Crafts Events, the festival brings out the vibrant creativity of Southern Indiana’s artisans and makers.

 

Crafters, artisans, local businesses, and food vendors are invited to participate and showcase their talents.

 

Interested vendors can email info@showmycrafts.net for details.

 

Don’t miss this lively celebration of community, creativity, and local flavor.

Plan for a day of free family excitement in Jeffersonville as the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana bring a lively gathering to The Depot at NoCo on Saturday, September 20, 2025.

 

The event welcomes everyone from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 701 Michigan Avenue, promising fun for all ages.

 

Kids and adults can enjoy a rock climbing wall, creative face painting, games, and an inflatable obstacle course.

 

Food trucks will offer tasty local bites, and hands-on activities bring extra curiosity and joy.

 

Families can also explore the latest Girl Scouts fall products and connect with community partners.

 

Don’t miss the vintage fire truck parade rolling down Spring Street at 11:00 AM—an unforgettable highlight brought by the Vintage Fire Museum.

 

Celebrate Jeffersonville’s community spirit in one memorable afternoon of laughter and discovery.

Experience the energy of MountFest 2025 on Saturday, September 20 at the Mount Saint Francis Center for Spirituality in Southern Indiana.

 

From 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, stroll among more than 65 artisan booths brimming with fine arts and crafts, as live music fills the air all day.

 

Sample local flavors from food trucks offering creative eats, and unwind in the beer and wine garden featuring regional selections.

 

Families will find a lively kids’ zone packed with games and mini-golf, while adults can join silent auctions and raffles supporting the Center’s mission.

 

Admission is free, with a suggested $5 donation per vehicle to benefit ongoing spiritual and community programs.

 

Artists, vendors, and volunteers are invited to apply now — don’t miss your chance to be part of this beloved local tradition.

 

Celebrate community, creativity, and connection at MountFest 2025.

Charlestown will come alive September 19–20, 2025, with the much-anticipated Community Days Festival, spotlighting the town’s vibrant spirit, local music, and unique traditions.

 

The excitement begins Friday evening at Ensembles on Monroe Street, where a tailgate party and live music by Robin Embry leads up to a high-energy football matchup between Charlestown High and Providence.

 

Saturday transforms City Square into a buzzing festival ground, packed with food trucks, artisan vendors, and favorites like Aunt Jeanetta’s Funnel Cakes and Taqueria Hernandez.

 

Families will discover endless activities in the Kids Corner—think bounce houses, an obstacle course, and the Gamerz Truck.

 

Live music fills the day, building to a dazzling 9 PM Drone Show and a grand finale by the Jason Lee McKinney Band.

 

The event is free with accessible parking and complimentary shuttles for all.

Clarksville is gearing up for the Annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive, set for September 12 at the Clarksville Community Center on Sam Gwin Drive, right across from Sam’s Club.

 

This beloved event gives residents a chance to donate blood, rally behind local police and firefighters, and make a real impact for the American Red Cross.

 

Each donation casts a vote for your favorite department, adding a fun, competitive spirit as teams vie for bragging rights and community pride.

 

In 2022, the police edged out the fire department, highlighting just how spirited—and important—this tradition is for the town.

 

With blood needed nationwide every two seconds, Clarksville’s support is vital.

 

Meanwhile, the community continues to grow, from summer concerts to new affordable homes, fostering an even stronger local connection.

 

By giving at Battle of the Badges, every local donor helps save lives and strengthens Clarksville’s remarkable sense of unity.

Scottsburg celebrated its storied basketball tradition on September 6, 2025, by dedicating the revamped courts at Beechwood Park to the high school teams who brought state championship glory: the 1989 Warriorettes and the 2024 Warriors.

 

Fans, civic leaders, and alumni gathered in honor of the teams, underscoring the strong sense of community pride that defines Scottsburg. Mayor Terry Amick highlighted basketball’s lasting legacy for future generations.

 

The Warriorettes’ 1989 championship run remains a treasured local milestone, while the Warriors’ 2024 Class 3A title — the school’s first boys’ basketball crown — cements the city’s place in Indiana hoops history. Both championship rosters were celebrated for inspiring a new era of athletic achievement.

 

The dedication fits into wider community upgrades, including a $1.875 million infrastructure boost for the new Maple Run Estates and Conco, Inc.’s $71.4 million facility expansion, which is set to create 175 local jobs.

 

This event symbolizes Scottsburg’s ongoing progress while honoring the roots that continue to unite the city.

Treasure seekers and history lovers in Corydon, take note!

 

Several local families are teaming up for a truly unique, multi-generational clean-out sale unlike any other in town.

 

This special event invites you to discover cherished belongings—each with its own story—handed down through decades in our community.

 

Expect to find vintage furniture, rare antiques, and collectibles that reflect the deep heritage of Corydon.

 

It’s a rare chance to bring home a meaningful part of local history.

 

The sale happens at 524 North Capitol Avenue, Corydon, IN 47112, and promises hidden gems for collectors, decorators, and the simply curious.

 

Don’t miss this memorable, once-in-a-decade opportunity—join the community and uncover your own piece of the past!

KingFish Jeffersonville invites locals and visitors alike to its lively Bike Night at the legendary On The Rocks Patio Bar.

 

Nestled at 601 W Riverside Dr, Jeffersonville, IN, this dynamic event offers an energizing blend of roaring motorcycles and live rock-n-roll against the stunning Ohio River backdrop.

 

Guests will enjoy four hours of music, fun, and scenic views, creating an electrifying night perfect for all ages.

 

Seasoned bikers, music lovers, and community members are all welcome, with no cover charge needed to join the festivities.

 

Recently, KingFish Jeffersonville has solidified its place as a community focal point, packing the patio with locals eager for unforgettable nights and friendly connections.

 

Experience the heart of Jeffersonville’s culture and enjoy a night of excitement, camaraderie, and music along the riverfront.

The Powerball jackpot has soared to a record-breaking $1.8 billion, making it the second-largest lottery prize ever in the U.S.

 

This staggering sum will be up for grabs during Saturday night's highly anticipated drawing.

 

After 41 consecutive drawings without a winner, the jackpot has reached its historic level, underscoring just how tough the odds are—only 1 in 292.2 million to win it all.

 

Winners can choose between a lump-sum payout of about $826.4 million or the full $1.8 billion paid out over 29 years.

 

Drawings take place on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 10:59 p.m. ET, and tickets—costing $2 each—are sold in 45 states, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

 

Despite daunting odds, smaller prizes and the thrill of the game keep hope alive, prompting officials to remind everyone to play responsibly.

Get ready for an enchanting evening as Kirby Stailey brings his signature blend of country, gospel, and Christian music to the Mitchell Opera House on Saturday, August 9, 2025.

 

Doors open at 6:15 PM, with the show starting promptly at 7:00 PM.

 

Stailey, a proud native of French Lick, Indiana, is known for heartfelt performances that uplift and connect with audiences.

 

Tickets are available for $20 for adults and $10 for children, and are best purchased directly through Humanitix to ensure security.

 

The Opera House is handicap accessible for everyone’s comfort and convenience.

 

Remember, no food or drink is allowed inside, and seating is first-come, first-served—arrive early to secure your spot.

 

Experience Kirby Stailey live and make it a night to remember in downtown Mitchell.

Southern Indiana Center for the Arts (SICA) welcomes residents to a hands-on pottery glazing event this Saturday, August 2, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

 

Attendees can glaze ceramic pieces handmade by SICA’s own artists, gaining insight as the chalky glaze transforms into a glass-like finish during the high-heat kiln firing.

 

This interactive workshop is open to all skill levels, providing an inviting setting for both beginners and experienced artists to explore the vibrant world of ceramic art.

 

The cost is $30 for guests and $20 for SICA members, with all necessary materials included.

 

Finished creations will be ready for participants to take home after firing, offering a tangible memory of the experience.

 

Meanwhile, the Jackson County Public Library is hosting free family-friendly events, including the End of Summer Escape/Bubblefest and a Teen Water Balloon Bash.

 

Discover creativity and community at these local gatherings.