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To honor Hoosier female veterans, Scarlet Begonia will highlight their stories, feature art and products, and provide resources from the Jefferson County Veteran Service office. Ask about a special gift for female veterans with purchase.
Celebrate Hoosier women with us at a special reception for our Women’s History Month exhibit.
Enjoy a riotous night of 1930s comedy with the Academy Award-nominated classic film, Theodora Goes Wild. Before the feature, join us for a special presentation with Randy Lakeman about the life and career of Irene Dunne.
Join professional genealogist, Phyllis McLaughlin, and the John Paul Chapter DAR Lineage Research Team for a workshop about researching records of women and dating historic photographs. NOTE: Please bring your laptop, tablet, or phone to visit websites discussed during the Records of Women Ancestors presentation and genealogy sites like Ancestry or FamilySearch to access your saved family history information. Feel free to bring “undated” vintage photos. You’ll have the opportunity to assess their age using information shared in the session.
This lively gathering will feature performances by Indiana Beat Poet Laureate Chris Dean and
Kentucky poet Rita S. Spalding, with music by Charlsee Gandee.
Gene Stratton-Porter, Selma Steele, Rachel Carson, Mollie Beattie, and Wangari Maathai were fierce protectors of wildlife and forests. Learn about their contributions and then follow their lead by doing hands-on nature activities like planting a flower, starting a nature journal, and going on a nature scavenger hunt. All ages welcome.
Discover the unsung heroines of Madison's preservation history during a special program that showcases the pivotal role eight women played in preserving Madison's heritage.
Experience the heartfelt, introspective folk music of Hoosier singer-songwriter Becki Davis. Supported by the Lanier Mansion State Historic Site and Historic Madison, Inc.
On this 1-hour moderate hike that begins at the nature center, hear about the women who were leaders in the field of conservation and study of nature. Supported by the John Paul Chapter DAR Conservation Committee
Reenactor Sue Livers will introduce you to Patsy Ann Harris, wife of minister and Underground Railroad conductor Chapman Harris.
