Welcome Spring!
March is here and a variety of events are beginning to pop up all over!
You can find another side of Red at the Red Skelton Museum, immerse
yourself in women's history at the library, view new sculpture art on the Riverwalk, or take a walk through nature at Ouabache Trails Park.
Shake off Old Man Winter for one or more of these events!

Precautions for safety are taken seriously in Knox County,
please remember to do your part, wear a mask and follow
by the CDC to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
"Jester in Japan" Exhibit
Red Skelton Museum
March 2nd - May 16th
The Red Skelton Museum is
unveiling a new exhibit from Red's personal collection. The exhibit reveals another aspect of Red's personality in the little-known fascination he held for
Japanese culture.
"Securing the Vote: Women's Suffrage in Indiana" Exhibit,
Knox County Public Library
March 6th - 29th
This special exhibit highlights the 100th Anniversary
of Women’s Right to Vote.

Photo credit: INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, P0408
Second Friday Art Talk, "28" Riverwalk, Hart St. Entrance
March 12th
Have you seen "28"?
The First City Sculpture Project is offering the public an opportunity
to learn more about this sculpture, and other sculptures installed
in the city, and the artists
who created them.
Raindrop on the tip of a green leaf with internal reflection on blurred green background. Natural calming background with copy space.
"Following a Raindrop",
Second Sunday Nature Walk
Ouabache Trails Park
March 14th
Each Second Sunday Nature Walk focuses on an aspect of nature. During this month's walk, participants will learn the effects
and benefits of a single drop of
rain by following its trail!
In the Spotlight...
Spring is a perfect time to get outside to run, walk, bike or have a picnic. Play a round of golf or take the kiddos to the park to burn off some energy. Knox County offers many opportunities to get out and enjoy some fresh air.