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July 2026
NATIONAL Reading of the Declaration of Independence
A Nationwide event which will reflect the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence in 1776 - Venue TBD
Find out more »Dink for the Pride: Pride of the Green Pickleball Tournament
Round Robin single elimination tournament. Friday: Women (18+) & Teen (middle school & high school)Saturday: Mens (18+) & Mixed (18+) There will be plenty of concessions, a two-day silent auction, 50/50 raffle, and more! All proceeds will go directly to support the LHS Pride of the Green marching band!
Find out more »Farmer’s Market of Historic Vincennes
Fresh fruits & vegetables, handmade items. Every Wednesday through October.
Find out more »Float to Recovery 2026
This year we are going to try something different, we will be meeting at our drop in point at 9am. We will use the river trail on the left as you enter the lower loop of Wabash Trails. This will allow people to go ahead and air up floats as they arrive. If you are coming with a group please go ahead and drop off a vehicle at Kimmel Park prior to coming to Wabash Trails. If you’re only bringing…
Find out more »Speaker Series – Revolution & Beyond
Speaker This presentation will reflect upon the impact that the American Revolution had both on the nation and in the world. What happened after the revolution had ended and as the new nation worked slowly towards international recognition and the development of a new country? How did it impact the Territory which would become Indiana State? The Community Learning Kitchen will be providing refreshments.
Find out more »Wheatland Lions Celebrate America’s 250
This event is both a celebration of America's 250th but also a fund raising event to maintain the Lion's park and to help fund other Lions projects. The festival will feature vendors & live entertainment.
Find out more »Minooteeni Park Dedication Celebration
A celebration marks the dedication of Minooteeni Park on Tuesday, July 14! Located at the north end of the riverwalk, Minooteeni means "Village" and is a park honoring the Native Americans who lived here. Join us to hear from members of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and the Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, as well as Mayor Yochum and WVP leaders. Enjoy indigenous games, activities for kids, food and drink vendors, and live music. The celebration is FREE and…
Find out more »Laff-Vin Comedy Film Series
JULY 14 movie - A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Zero Mostel reprises his Tony-winning role as Pseudolus, a slave in ancient Rome who pulls out all the stops as he schemes to earn his freedom in his slapstick-filled adaptation of the Broadway musical. Features an Oscar-winning score.
Find out more »Red Skelton Festival & Parade 2026
The Red Skelton Comedy Convention and Parade is an annual celebration of the legendary Vincennes-born comedian’s life and clean humor. Centered at the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy and the Red Skelton Performing Arts Center (20 Red Skelton Blvd), the event features a downtown parade, classic comedy tributes, and live stage performances. Night at the Museum- Spots are limited! An interactive experience in the museum and see Red's characters "Come to life!" $ - These events hove a separate…
Find out more »A Night at the Museum
A special trip through the Red Skelton Museum on the evening before Red's birthday. See special people from Red's past "come to life" to tell stories of his humor, generosity and connection. Don't miss this one-of-a-kind event. Groups of ten will enter the museum at 10 minute intervals to experience A Night at the Museum.
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