Nov 09 Monday
Join WBAA and Purdue's College of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences for a special event celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. The evening will feature a screening of excerpts from the PBS documentary series THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, directed by acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns along with Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt. Following the screening there will be small-group, faculty-led discussions exploring different themes and their connections to American history, society and civic life.
Light refreshments will be provided. Special thanks to Indiana Humanities for making this screening possible. All are welcome to join us for this opportunity to reflect, share perspectives, and celebrate America 250 together.
Nov 08 Sunday
3 Shows, 2 Artists, 1 Venue – Lorie Amick & LaDonna Vohar, Sept. 18-Nov.14 Opening is during the Downtown Gallery Walk, September 18, 6-9 p.m. Join Lorie and LaDonna for the opening of three new exhibitions at Artists’ Own during Downtown Lafayette’s September Gallery Walk. 1 Something to Crow About – A playful collaboration celebrating crows through paintings, sculpture, fiber art and handmade books 2 Impact – Lorie Amick’s powerful exploration of injury, recovery, gratitude and resilience following a life changing collision.3 Detour - LaDonna Vohar’s reflections on life’s unexpected turns and the creativity that can emerge along the way. Experience three unique exhibitions, three distinct stories, and an evening celebrating the power of art. Together, these exhibitions explore the many paths of the human experience including life’s unexpected detours through paintings, sculpture, and fiber art. All three exhibits will be on display at Artists’ Own 518 Main Street Lafayette, IN
Artist's Choice 2026 - Part 1 features 29 pieces of art by 15 local artists. The show will run until Part 2 opens in December. This popular exhibition gives local artists a chance to show us their best!
Welcome to the Lafayette Orienteering Series, a community-focused series of orienteering events designed for everyone—from complete beginners looking for a new adventure to experienced navigators seeking a competitive challenge. Whether you're discovering the sport of orienteering for the first time, improving your navigation skills, or simply looking for an enjoyable way to explore local parks and forests, our series offers something for every age and ability.
Throughout the series, participants will have the opportunity to visit a variety of unique locations across the West Lafayette/Lafayette area, each offering its own terrain, scenery, and navigational challenges. Every event is designed to encourage exploration, outdoor recreation, and the excitement of finding your own way through nature.
Join us at Wea Prairie for fun stories for all ages! Enjoy stories, songs, craft and movement intended to help build early literacy skills. Program
Type: Program
Age Group: Child 0-5
Dr. Lewis and Marjory Urschel Meeting Room
Lapsit Storytime @ Tippecanoe County Public Library @ the Wyandotte Branch
Address:
5542 E 50 S
Lafayette, IN 47905
765-447-4774
When: Monday
November 2,9,16,30
Time: 11:30 AM to 12:00 PM
Baby storytime is best for children from birth to 24 months of age. We will read stories, do finger plays, sing songs, and have lots of fun!
Timberstone Homes Meeting Room Timberstone Homes Meeting Room
The After School Arts Program (ASAP) offers free art classes to students in grades K-12. Covering the full spectrum of creative disciplines ASAP aims to make a meaningful difference in the lives of youth in our community, reinforce academics, improve self-esteem, and inspire creativity. All ASAP classes are FREE!
Stop by the youth space for an activity or craft every Monday night! All school ages welcome.
Nov 2—Time Travel Indiana
Nov 9—Bridge Building Science
Nov 16—Making Fidget Toys
Nov 23—Drawing Cartoons & Flipbooks
Nov 30—Floor is Lava
Program Type: Program
Age Group: Child 6-11, Teen 12-18
Meet in the Youth Room Under the Sculpture
Nov 10 Tuesday
Lapsit is designed for children from birth to 24 months of age. Program features rhymes, finger plays, songs, sign language and more.
Alfred J. and Dorothy N. McAllister Meeting Room A
Age Group: Child ages 0 – 5