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| Newburgh News and Upcoming Events May 17, 2013 Vino Fest Weekend is here! Still enough of tickets for Friday night Soiree and Saturday Vino Fest One with the River Historic Preservation Month Happy Birthday Warrick County 200 years one-time Apr one, 2013!  Hello everyone, Afterwards nearly a yr of planning, Vino Fest Weekend is here. May 17 is the Vino Fest Soiree and May 18th is the Celebrated Newburgh Wine, Art and Jazz Festival presented past Evansville Living Magazine. May 25 is opening day for our Celebrated Newburgh Farmers Market presented by Romain GMC. We will have over 25 vendors and new seating for those that would like to relax and stay a while. Nosotros will first off the summer listening to the sugariness sounds of The Honey Vines. It is non but a Farmers Market place...information technology is a happening! During the month of May and up until that concluding calendar week in June, you can purchase on line your tickets to the United Leasing Championship Golf game Tournament. The Web.com tournament is the stepping stone to play in the PGA tournaments. If you lot purchase a ticket, click on Historic Newburgh, Inc. and nosotros will get the money from the purchase of your ticket. It is called Golf game Gives Back. You can read more beneath. Historic Preservation 2013 Honour winners The 2013 residential award goes to Jeff and Bussie Cox at 6 Sycamore Street . Afterwards the tornado of ii years ago ripped through Downtown Newburgh, their home was left a slaughter-house They have diligently repaired and restored their domicile. We are grateful for their efforts. This is a very important property to the history of Newburgh. Carol Schaefer Executive Manager Thanks to our major Corporate Sponsors All of these businesses support all that we do all yr long and do so in a big way! Our large time sponsors include: Title Sponsors Alcoa Evansville Living Magazine Heritage Federal Credit Union Romain GMC Sustainer Sponsors Dr. Mike Chou Stakeholder Sponsors People's Trust & Savings Banking concern Investor Sponsors Titzer Family Funeral Domicile Commonwealth Engineering ERA Showtime Advantage Realty Expressway Dodge Lynnville National Bank - Newburgh Co-operative Mulzer Crushed Stone Bauer's Tents F. C. Tucker Emge Realtors St. Mary's Medical Center Media Sponsor WIKY Radio Bank check out our new location at 517 W. Main Street. Nosotros are at the point across from the Pet Nutrient Middle, Heart of Newburgh, Crickets, Patton Music and the Haircare Center. We are diagonal from Titzer Funeral Home. Celebrated Newburgh, Inc. Sponsored Events 2013 Historic Preservation Calendar month is the unabridged Month of May Grapes on the Grass Vino and Food Tasting Soiree, May 17, 6:30 pm until ix:00 pm Historic Newburgh Wine, Art and Jazz Festival presented past Evansville Living Magazine, May xviii, noon until 9:00 pm Historic Newburgh Farmers Market presented by Romain Buick and GMC May 25 - Sept 21, 8:00 am - noon For vendor data contact Market place Main Dana Harper at newburghfarmersmarket@gmail.com Traditional English Kicking Sale ends Farmers Market place Season - Sept 21, 8:00-noon Costs $10 to participate in this yard sale out of the back of your trunk. Fireworks Rally for Button Outset, June 1, apex- 2:00 pm Historic Newburgh 2013 Theatre Series "Goose egg Stops This Train" Hanover College Traveling Troupe - Preservation Hall, June 15th Historic Newburgh Customs Theatre "The Unexplained" by Alfred Hitchcock - Preservation Hall, October 4th and 5th Casting call soon Heritage Federal Credit Matrimony Fireworks and Evening at the Park July 4th with a raindate of July 5th Come down to the Lock and Dam for music, games and dinner Ghost Walks, October 18, 19, 20 each evening Winery Tour, November 2 see below for details Newburgh Celebrates Christmas, December vii and viii If you are interested in being included in our stable of actors and actresses for our Community Theatre, Ghost Walks or Newburgh Celebrates Christmas, please contact the states at director@historicnewburgh.org. New Businesses in town Welcome to Maggie's Studio Maggie Shively has been been painting and drawing all her life. In 1999, she began working full time as an artist. Her street scene prints of Downtown Indy were well known. In 2006 Maggie opened a studio in Southampton, New York. There she expanded her private and semi-private art lessons with "Brushes and Bottles" painting events. Ane of which is "Sip, snack and PAINT!" Sounds like a business that volition fit right in which Historic Newburgh. Her new location is at the South East corner of Jennings and State Street in the Old Citizen Bank Edifice. Welcome to Sheepskeins Jennifer Wahle, an avid knitter, has her dream shop. Not only does she take an astonishing collection of yarns for sale; she hosts a knitting corner for anyone that wants to join in. Sheepskeins is located in the Sometime Kight Lumber Building at 1109 State Road 662W in Newburgh. Zen Sharon Hataway has reopend her massage/spa/boutique business concern at 403 State Street with a new proper name and a new location. Formerly know every bit Mindful Impact Massage, the business offers salt glows, hand and feet scrubs, facial massage treatments and boutiques. presented past Thank you to our other sponsors Title - Evansville Living Magazine Media - WIKY Sustainer Romain GMC, Alcoa, Dr. Mike Chou Stakeholder Bauer'southward Tents and People's Trust and Savings Investor Democracy Engineers, Inc., ERA Outset Advantage Realty, Newburgh National Bank, Expressway Dodge, Mulzer Trounce Stone Benefactor H & H Suburban Landscape, Police Office of Jonathan Chiliad. Young, EVAPAR, Inc., Bamberger, Foreman, Oswald & Hahn, LLP, Concept Light and Sound, Nienaber Marketing Group, Gattitown, Flutter, Simply For Kids Pediatric Dentistry, MAR KEL Quick Print A thank you to Alphagraphics for assistance with our soiree invites Wineries Scout Mountain Winery, Mystique Winery, Bluish Heron Vineyards & Winery, Oliver Winery, Turtle Run Winery, Buck Creek Winery, Best Vineyards, Indian Creek Winery, Grateful Goat, Monkey Hollow Winery, Carousel winery, Cedar Creek Winery, Easley Winery, Winzerwald Winery Friday night Soiree food tasting half-dozen:30-9:00 pm Caf� Arazu - soup Edgewater Grille -brie and asparagus rolled in prosciutto Rosehill Cafe - chocolate shot glasses, strawberry cupcakes with cream cheese icing Acropolis - gyros, meatballs and mini pork shank Jeannie's Gelato -wine sobetto plus cheese stuffed Italian meatballs Biaggis - meat antipasti and white chocolate breadstuff pudding The Pizza Revolution - wood fired neopolitan mode pizza Jackie Grice and Dove Chocolate Discoveries - Vanilla ice foam with Chardonnay caramel sauce and truffle fudge brownie with Merlot fudge sauce. There will also exist cocoa sangria mix available for tasting Cleos Baker and Bag Dejeuner - sweetness corn cookies Cookies by Design - unique and colorful cookies NW Chophouse & Vino Bar - crab cakes and blackened beefiness tips Can Fish - house specialties Kanpai - sushi and crab rangoon Cleavers - Italian Beefiness Artists displaying and selling on Saturday under the tent Cynthia Watson (paintings on canvass - acrylic and oil, etc) Lisa Heichelbech (Bonfire Pottery ) Ryan Hayes (Watercolor Realism) Elizabeth Davis (Digital art/photography) Laura Lukens-Parker (LauraLynn Photography) Saturday restaurants noon-8 pm Edgewater Grille, Rosehill Cafe, Biaggi Ristorante, Jeanne's Gelato & More than, Accropolis, Kiwanis Water ice Cream Truck, The Pizza Revolution Not-stop Music all weekend! Friday night 6:30 - 9:00 pm 2nd Street Band and the Swing Cats Sat noon - 2:00 pm Jeff Harmon Jazz 2:00 - iv:00 pm Jon Patton Band 4:00 - 6:30 pm After Hours Jazz 6:30 - 9:00 pm Hoosier Daddy Turoni's will render with their craft beer selection both Friday and Sat Nib Woerz will provide his wine education classes Vino classes by Neb Worz on Sabbatum 1:00 "Virginia is for Wines; Napa is for Machine Parts." 3:00 P.M "fifty Shades of Grey....Adults Simply, Delight!" Mighty Cab will be available if you would like a ride domicile. Friday night Riverwind Art Gallery will display and sell local art. Warrick County Artists or art of Warrick County will include Coral Hartl, Tom Goelzhauser, Jay Hill, Evelyn Steinkuhl, Diane Wunderlich, Virginia Barnett, Bill Granstaff, Bill Brown, Stephen Schroeder, Nancy Peters, Eric Braysmith, and Jerry Baum in various media and sizes. In Downtown Newburgh Friday the 17th and Saturday the 18th Riverwind Gallery will host the Newburgh Plein Air Paint Out All mean solar day Friday and Saturday artists will be painting on location in and around Newburgh. Some artists volition be selling their artwork as they paint it. The participating artists will have a sign on their easel indicating they are participants in the Paint Out. Other paintings by the artists will be displayed at Riverwind Gallery for two weeks starting on Tuesday following the Wine Art and Jazz Fest. Saturday the 18th Rivertown Art Gallery Rivertown Fine art Gallery located in the Historic Newburgh, Inc. offices at 517 West Main will have their Spring open business firm. Terminate in for refreshments and visit with the artists. All this is going on Wine Fest Weekend. While you are in town, stop in at the local restaurants, bars and shops. Doesn't this look like fun? It is fun! Plenty of Tickets Bachelor  Newburgh Museum Foundation, Inc. Midweek and Lord's day 11-iii with free admission You can donate items from Newburgh or money for support past contacting i of the post-obit people: Scott Lauderdale - Collections -812-858-9544 Bill Bartelt - President - 812-853-6136 Suzie Byers - Vice President and curator - (812) 490-4190 THE NEWBURGH MUSEUMs exhibit of Evansville & Ohio Valley Traction station and Newburgh related nuptials artifacts will continue until June 29. The showroom includes old Newburgh wedding ceremony licenses, photos, nuptials gifts and other nuptials related items. This exhibit runs alongside the Evansville and Ohio Valley Traction Station (a type of train depot) exhibit. The traction station exhibit is modeled subsequently an early photograph of the Newburgh depot. The exhibit depicts the interior of the Newburgh railroad train depot as it might have appeared in 1908. There also are numerous pictures of the Evansville, Suburban & Newburgh railway depot (E S & N depot) and pictures of rails cars and other traction and railroad artifacts on brandish. Too on display is the bicentennial display of the cosmos of Warrick County 200 years ago as well as exhibits on life in Newburgh since its founding in 1803. Kiwanis Club of Historic Newburgh will exist selling frozen BBQ chicken on Sat May 25 between 10am and noon. At the Kiwanis Building in Newburgh [on Filmore and third backside Senior Citizen centre on Jefferson]. The chicken was wrapped in foil and put into plastic bags to quick freeze. Cost for 1/2 chicken will be $4.00 Phone call Ruth Hahn if you lot have questions. If requested she will concord chicken for a few actress days if you can't make that date/time. Her cell is 812-573-9113 Entertainment Schedule: Opening Solar day May 25th - The Honey Vines with Andrea Wirth and Melanie Bozsa June 1 - The Piffling Old Dam Band June 8 - The Calliope Queen June 15 - Ruth Edgerton on the dulcimer June 22 - Anyone tin come downward and jam June 29 - Jam 24-hour interval July 6 - Jam day July 13 - The Little Old Dam Band July twenty - Jam day July 27 - Jam 24-hour interval 29th Annual Herb Festival Establish Auction in full swing at all locations Six convenient Neighborhood locations to serve you. 1.) Newburgh Country Store, 224 W Jennings Street in Newburgh IN ii.) Due north Park Plant Center , 4400 Northward. First Artery, Evansville (between Burger King and Fifth Third Bank) 3.) Lloyd Commons Plant Center , 6300 E. Lloyd Expressway in Evansville (at the NW corner of the Lloyd and Burkhardt Road between the Moto Station and Panara Bread) 4.) Washington Square Plant Center , 1300 S. Green River Road in Evansville (directly beyond the street from Holy Rosary Catholic Church in the Washington Square Mall parking lot) five.) Owensboro Plant Center , 4600 Frederica St in Owensboro, KY (between Panara Bread and Texas Roadhouse) Girls Ability the World All high school girls and parents are invited to an event at the University of Evansville on June fifteen that offers workshops for both girls and adults which address teen issues--and seek solutions! Girls (including incoming freshmen through graduating seniors) can attend sessions on self-defense, money management, interview skills, and cocky-prototype. Parents will attend divide sessions to explore media and other influences on girls' cocky-image and relationships and proceeds insights about how to guide girls through the high school years and beyond. Participants volition as well be able to help create a brusque documentary video. More than information is bachelor at the Girls Power the World Facebook page or by emailing girlspowertheworld@gmail.com. Deadline to register is June one. The United Leasing Title at Victoria National, an official event of the PGA Tour, will take place from June 24-30, 2013. Kickoff April 15 and continuing through June 23, 2013, Historic Newburgh, Inc. will take the opportunity to raise coin through the innovative Golf Gives Back program. All y'all need to practise is visit www.ulcgolf.com or unitedleasingchampionship.com to buy your full-calendar week pass and select Historic Newburgh, Inc. from the drop down carte du jour of charitable options. The price of the ticket, less applicable processing fees, will be donated dorsum to the Historic Newburgh, Inc.You print your own ticket and head to Victoria National to scout some great golf!It's that uncomplicated! Thank you for your support!!  Beyond the Red Door is authored by two of the Rivertown Fine art Gallery artists/writers, Dr. Rick Yeager and Mary Ellen Ziliak. We have the book available for sale in our Historic Newburgh Gift Shop. I accept read it. The book speaks to all of us and is a great read! More info: msreddoor.tateauthor.com Next meeting will be Tuesday, June 4th The Rivertown Art Group is looking for new Warrick County artists to participate in the Art Gallery located in the Historic Newburgh, Inc. Headquarters. The Warrick Canton Museum Exhibits include an astonishing shell collection, butterfly collection, and doll collection. Other exhibits bear witness a printing press, telephones from the past, a parlor, armed forces uniforms, history of our canton, and a school room. If you would want additional information, please telephone call the following numbers: 897-3831 or 897-3269. You can always get out a voicemail at the museum 897-3100. 2013 is the bicentennial of our county. Exist watching for many opportunities to celebrate what makes this county and so great. June 1st noon - 2 Fireworks Rally Fireworks buttons on sale Buttons allow you to sit down in the area east of the Old Lock and Dam and to accept the satisfaction that y'all helped bring the fireworks to the riverfront. The fireworks is paid for totally through donations and the purchase of buttons. Heritage Federal Credit Union 2013 Historic Newburgh Fireworks and Evening in the Park July 4 Fireworks This year y'all will want to come up down early to enjoy some family fun. TOUCH, Inc. will host Evening in the Park starting at 5pm.
At eight:30 we will start the Independence Mean solar day presentations with a proclamation from the President of Town Council Tonya McGuire, the National Canticle volition be sung by Wanda Kavanaugh If you lot have never watched the ceremony function of the fireworks, I encourage you to practise so. Information technology is a bully way to emphasize to your kids what a swell nation nosotros live in. July 4th is not merely well-nigh fireworks...it is most Independence Day. At 9pm, Historic Newburgh, Inc. will once more host our fabulous fireworks brandish. At that place is nothing like the shimmer of lights that the fireworks create.... both in the sky and their reflection is the h2o. The Celebrated Newburgh Fireworks display is fully funded by donations such equally yours. Your donation....big or pocket-sized, is appreciated! If you would like to donate on-line, click on the Paypal button on our website. Thanks to our many sponsors! Title Sponsor Benefactor F. C. Tucker Emge Realtors American Legion Kapperman 44 for all that you do to make this a special evening for all of usa. Individuals can help too! Thank you to everyone that has bought Fireworks buttons. Fireworks buttons can be purchased from many of the local merchants and banks. The $5.00 push will permit you to sit in the premium space merely w of the Erstwhile Lock and Dam Edifice. Nosotros need your back up. This is a community effort paid for by the community. We accept a donation button on the Quick Links at our Home Page or left click on the button beneath. |
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This artist, Christy Chang, designedsweatshirt captures the rythmn of our wrought atomic number 26 fence along the Rivertown Trail and the street lights throughout Downtown. This sweatshirt is only $twenty.00. On the back in script information technology says Newburgh, Indiana. Exclusively sold in the Historic Newburgh, Inc. shop at 517 West Main Street. Simply 7 left.......4 size large, 2 extra big, 1 xx big. Our Rivertown Fine art Gallery is a must see. We have charcoal, acrylic, watercolor, paper collage, mosaics, mandala, trompe fifty'oeil, pen and ink, and oils. RIVERTOWN ART SPRING EXHIBIT AND Open Business firm Celebrate spring and get your jazz going with Rivertown Art, located in Historic Newburgh, Inc., 517 W. Primary St. in downtown Newburgh, Indiana. The Leap Exhibit begins Apr 1st. The Open Firm, held in conjunction with the Historic Newburgh Vino, Fine art and Jazz Festival, is on Saturday, May 18th, from Noon to 5 PM. Refreshments will exist served. Weather permitting, art vendors volition sell their wares on the outdoor patio. Leap is in the air! Come up see the art and feel the jazz. The statute that recognized the creation of WarrickCounty was enacted by the Indiana Territorial Legislation and became constructive on Apr 1, 1813, a full decade later John Sprinkle became the first white settler in the area when he landed at Newburgh in 1803. WarrickCounty was carved out of the original Knox Canton, and was named after a close friend of General William H. Harrison, Capt. Jacob Warrick, who died during the Boxing of Tippecanoe in 1811. In commemoration of the Bicentennial of Warrick Canton, a group of representatives from the Newburgh Museum Foundation, Historic Newburgh, Inc., the Coal Mine Museum and the Warrick County Museum have formed a Steering Committee and plans are at present underway for festivities throughout 2013 to celebrate the founding of Warrick County. Official Warrick Bicentennial Events May 21 - Sharon School Crusader Quest - the fourth and 5th grade classes will participate in an activity patterned after the Amazing Race on Tv - Throughout Downtown Newburgh, they will receive clues, accept tasks to complete and go in touch with their history. June 14 - Warrick Canton Museum and Cherry Bank ReUnion Ceremonious War Band 6:30-ix:00 pm June xv - Historic Newburgh 2013 Theatre Serial "Nada Stops This Train" Hanover Higher Traveling Troupe Preservation Hall, June 15th, 7pm June twenty - Commemoration of Giving - Warrick Canton Community Foundation Rolling Hills State Club June 30 - Community Broad Ecumenical 4th of July Commemoration Lunch at St. Cloudless'due south Catholic Church building Boonville at noon Picnic and Music Choir at Boonville High School 2:30 pm July 4 - Heritage Federal Credit Union Historic Newburgh Fireworks and Evening in the Park nutrient and games starting at 5 pm, streets close at six:00 pm and Quondam Dam Band Concert starts at 6:30 pm July 15-20 Warrick County four-H Fair Events Spolighted and Quilt Displayed Baronial 23-25 Newburgh Fiddler Fest sponsored by Friends of Newburgh and People's Trust and Saving Bank September 7 Boonville History Mean solar day September fourteen Degonia Springs Reunion September 21-18 Almanac British Motor Car Day on the River September 21 Warrick County Museum Photo Gallery two:00-4:00 pm September 22 Warrick Canton Museum Reception for Cartoonist Jerry Barnett, ii:00-4:00 October iv-6 Coal Industry Museum Weekend Various Events and Educational Programs October five Flair on the Square Various Events, Boonville Merchants Association October 6-12 Almanac Islamic Center International nutrient Festival Islamic Middle at Grimm Rd and Lloyd Expressway 11 am - three pm Oct xi-13 Thresherman'southward Park 50th Anniversary diverse 4th grade events and field trips October 18-20 Historic Newburgh Ghost Walks October 31 Boo in Boonville at Warrick County Museum and effectually the Historic Dowtown Square five:00- 6:30 November ii-three Lynnville Days Play, Cival War Reenactment, Christmas Parade November 23 Holiday Bazaar Warrick County Museum 9 am - 2 pm December 8 - Boonville Christmas Parade Dec 7 & 8 Newburgh Celebrates Christmas sponsored by Alcoa Before long nosotros volition exist selling chances on a drawing for our Warrick Bicentennial Quilt. 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