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June 2026
Mud Day 2026!
Get ready to get DIRTY at Mud Day 2026! Join us for a FREE, fun-filled afternoon at Ouabache Trails Park on June 28 from 1–3 PM, where kids (and kids at heart!) can dive into a giant mud pit, crawl through messy obstacles, compete in tug of war, and explore a toddler area, mud kitchen, and mud art. Don’t miss the highlight of the day as we crown our King & Queen of Mud—judged by the incredible Vincennes Township Fire…
Find out more »VU Blood Drive
Just one blood donation could save up to 3 lives! Appointments preferred. Walk-ins welcome. Call 800-485-6594 or scan the QR code to schedule. LOCATION: Parking lot across from the Vincennes University PE Complex, 1401 Chestnut Street.
Find out more »July 2026
First Friday Art Walk
First Friday Art Walks take place in downtown Vincennes, March - December. Receptions held at 3 downtown art galleries: Art Space Vincennes LLC, Northwest Territory Art Guild, The Open Gallery. Galleries showcase local artists, and visitors can purchase paintings, sculptures, pottery, hand-crafted jewelry, and more. Art Walks are held from 5-8 PM Vincennes time.
Find out more »Spirit of America Art Show
Showcasing Spirit of America Art - runs through July 31
Find out more »Hamilton Sing-Along
Sing along with Hamilton! We'll put on the closed captioning on the film version which will be projected on our 35 foot blow up screen! We hope the crowd will sing along! There will be a costume contest, and this event is part of a downtown America 250 festival, which will have food trucks, an adult beverage area, and, before the movie, live music and bands. (The rights to show this movie for this event were bought through Swank.)
Find out more »Farmer’s Market of Historic Vincennes
Fresh fruits & vegetables, handmade items. Every Wednesday through October.
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Spirit of America Art Show
Showcasing Spirit of America Art - runs through July 31
Find out more »Dedication to the French Oath of Allegiance Signers
This event is the dedication of a monument which will erected to honor the signers of the French Oath of Allegiance to the United States in 1779. When Vincennes was taken by George Rogers Clark and his army, the French residents signed an allegiance to George Rogers Clark. This monument has been funded by many descendants of the original French families.
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