• Ongoing at Willard Library – the Adele & Paul Torian Native American Leaders of the Mid-19^th Century exhibition. This permanent exhibit features three rare volumes of Thomas L. McKenney’s History of the Indian Tribes of North America, which was published in 1838, 1842 and 1844. The folio-sized books are in the Adult Services Department. You may call 425-4309 for more information.

• November 11 through January 20: Evansville Museum – “Ice Age Indiana.” A paleontologist’s or natural history buff’s dream – an exploration of the more recent Ice Age as it affected the area. Call 425-2406 for more information. 

• November 11 through February 3, 2008: Evansville Museum – “Evansville in the 1960’s. The turbulent decade as lived and breathed here in Evansville is explored through items from the era, documents, and more. Call 425-2406 for more details.

• November 17 through January 31: New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art – Andy Warhol’s Silver Clouds. Opening reception for this wonderful exhibit will be on the 17^th  from 4 to 7 p.m. Call 682-3156 for more details about the reception, the exhibit or any other inquires about the New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art.

• Through November 26: Evansville Museum – “The Uncommon Quilter.” Call 425-2406 for additional information.

• Through December 14: Audubon State Park Museum – “The Art of Quilting Exhibition.” Call 270-827-1893 for more information.

•Through January 6: Evansville Museum – “Object Project.” Found in the Old Gallery of the Museum, Object Project represents two years of work by fifteen contemporary realist artists from across the US. The ground rules for the artists were simple: use five everyday common objects in either one multipanel work or in two separate paintings. Artists participating in this unique exhibit are (in alphabetical order) Steven Assael, Michael Bergt, Debra Bermingham, Deborah Deichler, Rob Evans, Scott Fraser, F. Scott Hess, Robert C. Jackson, Janet Monafo, Pamela Sienna, Daniel Sprick, Skip Steinworth, Nancy Switzer, Jeff Uffelman, and Will Wilson. Contact the Museum at 425-2406 for more information.

FAMILY

• November 4: Children’s Museum of Evansville – “Storytelling Time.” Well-known storyteller Lola Teubert shares stories to spark imaginations in the Freedom Gallery at 2:00. Ring 464-cMoe for more info.

• November 10: Executive Inn/Children’s Museum of Evansville – Join us at the Executive Inn for a fun-filled Saturday morning. "Breakfast with the Sugar Plum Fairy" is a brunch and style show that will highlight a scene from The Nutcracker performed by the Evansville Dance Theatre. There will also be a silent auction and all children in attendance will receive a treat. Proceeds from this event will benefit the Koch Family Children's Museum of Evansville. Begins at 9 a.m. Call 812/464-2663, ext. 235 to make reservations.

• November 18: Downtown Evansville – 19^th Annual Downtown Holiday Parade. This classic kick-off to the Christmas season sees fun for all ages – especially the little ones who get to see Santa Claus live and in person. Pre-parade activities will be held at the park located at the corner of 4^th and Main and will include pictures with Santa, arts and crafts and more. The parade will begin at 3 p.m.

• November 25: Children’s Museum of Evansville – “Good & Yucky Secrets.” Local author Laura Ellsworth will share safety tips for children and their parents as she presents "Good and Yucky Secrets" in the Freedom Gallery. Begins at 2 p.m.

• November 30 through January 1: Central Park, Henderson – “Christmas in the Park.” Tree lighting is at 6 p.m. on the 30^th; Christmas displays and activities for kids will be offered. Call 270-827-5467 for more information.

FILM

• November 2: USI Forum One – Adanggaman. Part of the Fall 2007 schedule, these films are shown in widescreen format, 35mm. Open to the public; 7:30 p.m.

• November 9: USI Forum One – The Good, The Bad and the Ugly. 7:30 p.m.

• November 20: Central Library’s Browning Events Room B – Serenity. The first big-screen adaptation of the much-loved television series Firefly

• November 23: USI Forum One – The Death of Mr. Lazarescu. 7:30 p.m.

MUSIC

• Sundays: Penny Lane Coffeehouse – Open guitar jam at 3 p.m. & Live Celtic Music. Each Sunday, live Celtic music by Rowan Tree is performed from the intimacy of the stage at Penny Lane. Begins at 7:30 p.m. Call 421-8741 for more info.

• November 17: Victory Theatre – “Mozart, Mahler & Magic.” Guest soprano Kendra Colton comes back to Evansville to be a part of this month’s Classics Series concert presented by the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra. Concert begins at 8 p.m. Call 425-5050 for more information.

THEATRE

• Continuing through November 18: USI Theatre – “The Repertory Project.” Works in the Project include Oliver Goldsmith’s She Stoops to Conquer and The Crucible by Arthur Miller. Call 422-3970 for more information.

• November 1,3,4,9,11, 17 & 18: Mallette Studio Theatre, USI – The Crucible. Arthur Miller’s brilliant commentary on McCarthy-era witch hunts played out as real witch hunts in the 17^th Century are brought to life by the talented USI Theatre Department. For more information call 422-3970.

• November 9-11, 15-18: Shanklin Theatre, University of Evansville – Grand Hotel. Showtimes are 8 p.m. November 9, 10, 15-17 and 2 p.m. November 11 & 18. Phone 488-2031 for more information.

MISCELLANEOUS

• November 17: Historic New Harmony – “New Harmony Art Stroll.” Begins at 4 p.m. Call 682-3156 for details.

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