Community Calendar

Nine Irish Brothers hosts traditional Irish music sessions every Wednesday evening. Sessions are an opportunity for local musicians to join together for fellowship and to play traditional Irish music, and for listeners to enjoy. To make a reservation, call Nine Irish Brothers at (765) 746-4782.

The Lafayette Farmer’s Market has been around for over 180 years! Taking place on Saturdays, from early May through late October, a visit to the Lafayette Farmer’s Market promises some of the finest and freshest produce, as well as an enjoyable opportunity to browse as you stroll through one of Indiana’s oldest outdoor markets.

“Looking Forward, Glancing Back”
Joanne Kuhn Titolo
Artists’ Own Gallery, 518 Main St., Lafayette
Sept. 19-Nov. 1

This is a retrospective exhibit of works by Joanne Kuhn Titolo that includes paintings, sculptures, and jewelry from the past 50 years.

She has explored a variety of materials such as oils, clay, and wood, precious and non-precious metals. This exhibit gives the community a bit more insight into her creative journey.

Join Miss Polly every Saturday morning at 10:30 AM for excellent stories and lots of laughs

Under the Sculpture in the youth room

Program Type:  Storytime

Age Group: Child 0-5, Child 6-11, General/Family

Nine Irish Brothers hosts traditional Irish music sessions every Wednesday evening. Sessions are an opportunity for local musicians to join together for fellowship and to play traditional Irish music, and for listeners to enjoy. To make a reservation, call Nine Irish Brothers at (765) 746-4782.

“Looking Forward, Glancing Back”
Joanne Kuhn Titolo
Artists’ Own Gallery, 518 Main St., Lafayette
Sept. 19-Nov. 1

This is a retrospective exhibit of works by Joanne Kuhn Titolo that includes paintings, sculptures, and jewelry from the past 50 years.

She has explored a variety of materials such as oils, clay, and wood, precious and non-precious metals. This exhibit gives the community a bit more insight into her creative journey.

From your friends at Central Presbyterian Church: On Sunday September 21st at 10am, it's The Blessing of the Animals.

Bring your beloved dog, cat, rabbit, hamster—what ever makes your soul wag. Local animal shelters, veterinarians, or pet adoption agencies are encouraged to attend. "Animals and nature are part of God's family!"

For more information, visit centralpreschurch.org or visit their Facebook page. Central Presbyterian Church at 31 North 7th Street, downtown Lafayette. "Christ Centered. Loving. Inclusive"

Join us for a fun and family-friendly celebration that makes a meaningful difference in the fight against hunger in our community. Hunger Hike unites our community to combat hunger locally, regionally, and globally. The Hunger Hike Kick-off event begins at 1:00 PM at Riehle Plaza with music and activities for all ages. At 2:00 PM, hikers will head out for a short 1.5K hike through Tapawingo Park, with an optional 4.25K route for those looking to go the extra mile. After the walk, return to Riehle Plaza for a prize drawing and a hot-dog picnic!

You can support Hunger Hike by forming a team and encouraging others to join you in raising funds to support our neighbors in need. Ending Hunger takes all of us working together.

All proceeds benefit Food Finders Food Bank, Lafayette Urban Ministry, and St. Thomas Aquinas’ Haiti Ministry. Be part of the movement—visit www.HungerHike.org to register, donate, or learn more.

Nine Irish Brothers hosts traditional Irish music sessions every Wednesday evening. Sessions are an opportunity for local musicians to join together for fellowship and to play traditional Irish music, and for listeners to enjoy. To make a reservation, call Nine Irish Brothers at (765) 746-4782.

“Looking Forward, Glancing Back”
Joanne Kuhn Titolo
Artists’ Own Gallery, 518 Main St., Lafayette
Sept. 19-Nov. 1

This is a retrospective exhibit of works by Joanne Kuhn Titolo that includes paintings, sculptures, and jewelry from the past 50 years.

She has explored a variety of materials such as oils, clay, and wood, precious and non-precious metals. This exhibit gives the community a bit more insight into her creative journey.