September 2006 Community Calendar - Boone County, Indiana

Send a message to BCCN to add your community event to the BCCN calendar!

Recurring Events

• Autism/Asperger’s Family Support Group - meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7pm at Centenary Methodist Church (910 Fordice Road, Lebanon). This meeting is open to family members, caregivers, and educators of children with Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome. For more information, please contact (765-483-8102).
• Boone County Landmarks Preservation, Inc. - meets the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00 pm at the Lebanon Public Library. "Working to save our historic structures."
• Community Bingo the 4th Tuesday of each month at Hickory Creek at Lebanon. The public is welcome. Refreshments and prizes for all. Games begin at 2:30 pm.
• Community Euchre Club every Wednesday at 2:00 pm at Hickory Creek at Lebanon. The public is welcome.
• Community Farmers' Market every Saturday Morning (indoors during the winter) at the Thorntown Heritage Museum (124 West Main Street, Thorntown) from 8:30-Noon. Open All Year - free admission. Featuring seasonal produce, baked goods, free-range meats, poultry, and fiber from farms in the area, and traditional arts and crafts of local artisans. Meet the farmers, artists, and animals who participate! Customers and vendors welcome. For more information, please contact (765-436-2202).
• GED classes from 6-8:30 pm every Monday and Wednesday evening at Lebanon High School (Room I-20). New student intake testing will be the first Monday of each month. For more information visit the Boone County Learning Network's website.
• Girl Scouts - Sterling Service Unit Leader Meeting - meets the third Monday of every month from 7-8pm at Boone REMC. Contact Shirley Behrens at 765-482-8117 for more information.
• Girl Scouts - Sterling Service Team Meeting - meetings the 1st Thursday of every month from 7-8pm at Boone REMC. Contact Shirley Behrens at 765-482-8117 for more information.
• Habitat for Humanity of Boone County, Inc.
  • Family Selection Committee Meetings (where people who might qualify for a Habitat home can learn more about the process) - 6 pm on the third Tuesday of each month at Witham Memorial Hospital, Beck Community Room, 2605 North Lebanon Street, Lebanon, IN 46052.
  • General Monthly Board Meeting - 7 pm on the third Tuesday of each month at Witham Memorial Hospital, Beck Community Room, 2605 North Lebanon Street, Lebanon, IN 46052. Meeting is open to the public. An executive session (closed to the public) usually follows the conclusion of the public meeting.
• Jamestown Community Lions Club meets every second and fourth Thursday at 7:30 pm at the Jamestown Pizza King - Meeting Room
• Lebanon Golden K (Kiwanis) - meets every Tuesday at 9:30 am at Boone REMC Community Building in Lebanon
• Lebanon Kiwanis - meet every Thursday at noon at the Ramada Inn in Lebanon.
• Lebanon Lions Club meets every second and fourth Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Lebanon Elks Club.
• Shalom Free Lunch for Everyone - every Saturday 11 am - 1 pm at the Shalom House (304 W. Green Street, Lebanon). Everyone welcome! For information call 765-482-4358.
• Tri Kappa - meets the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm at the First Baptist Church in Lebanon.
• Zionsville Playgroups - play group for parents and care givers with children in the Zionsville and surrounding area. Group schedules weekly outings, craft days, lunch get-togethers. All ages welcome. Contact or visit the Zionsville Playgroups blog for more information.

Events by Date

1

2

3

4

5

6

• Zonta Club of Lebanon Monthly Business Meeting in the Boone REMC meeting room. Dinner is at 6 pm with the business meeting immediately following. A program will be presented to the club by Zontians who attended the International Convention in Australia. Please telephone regrets to Peggy Lewis, 765-482-6758, by noon on Monday, September 4th.

7

8

9

• Wild & Crazy Kids Challenge at Boys & Girls Club Day for Kids at the Zionsville Fall Festival in Lions Park. The Lebanon Area Boys & Girls Club and the Boys & Girls Club of Zionsville are teaming up to host the first Wild & Crazy Kids Challenge. The first 8 pre-teen and 8 teen teams to bring back the registration form and fee will participate in this wild and crazy challenge. The pre-teen challenge will start at 2 pm and the teen at 5 pm. The Pre-teen fee is $10 and the Teen is $20. Each age group will have 8 teams with 7 kids to a team. If you have participated or witnessed the Pre-teen Anything Goes, you don't want to miss out on this event. For more information on the challenge, contact or pick up your registration form at your local Boys & Girls Club. This event is open to all of Boone County. (Wild & Crazy Kids Challenge Flyer - PDF 72K.)

10

11

12

• Friends of Boone County Trails Monthly Meeting at at 6 pm at the Lebanon Arni's. The upstairs meeting area has been reserved from 5:30 to 7 pm, so arrive early if you choose to dine and then the short meeting will start at approximately 6 pm. After the meeting, the group will move to the Lebanon City Building for an open meeting on Lebanon's new Comprehensive Plan for a preview of how the city plans on implementing trails in Lebanon. Plan on joining us for dining at 5:30 pm (optional), our meeting at 6 pm, and the Comprehensive Plan meeting at 7 pm.

13

• The September PEACZ (Parent Education and Advisory Council of Zionsville) Business Meeting at 7pm at Hussey Mayfield Memorial Public Library. Members will be working on the planning and publicity for the October 19 meeting—a panel discussion on Zionsville Special Education. For more info about PEACZ and the fall schedule, please visit the PEACZ website at www.PEACZ.org.

14

15

• United Way of Central Indiana's 15th Annual Day of Caring to benefit nonprofit organizations in Boone County. Families, groups and individuals who have a desire to give back to their community can volunteer to landscape, visit the elderly, read to children, paint and more. Activities take place from 9 am to 4 pm. Day of Caring helps volunteers strengthen team-building, communication and relationships as they accomplish much-needed work that improves our community. Volunteers can register by calling Katherine Hughey at 317.921.1204 or by visiting www.volunteersolutions.org/uwci. Register by Monday, August 28, and receive a free t-shirt! Information can also be found at www.uwci.org/daycaring.htm
• Back to the Fifties Festival in downtown Lebanon. On Friday evening from 6-10pm there will be a street dance with "Sundown Band," a classic car cruise-in, food booths, children's activities, and the art show check-in in the Courthouse rotunda. On Saturday from 9:30am-4:30pm there will be live entertainment with DJ One; classic car show with NGN DJ; a children's fun park; arts, crafts & business booths, an art show in the Courthouse rotunda; contests; and a Library book sale. Great fun for the entire family! Handicap accessible.

16

• United Way of Central Indiana's 15th Annual Day of Caring to benefit nonprofit organizations in Boone County. Families, groups and individuals who have a desire to give back to their community can volunteer to landscape, visit the elderly, read to children, paint and more. Activities take place from 9 am to 4 pm. Day of Caring helps volunteers strengthen team-building, communication and relationships as they accomplish much-needed work that improves our community. Volunteers can register by calling Katherine Hughey at 317.921.1204 or by visiting www.volunteersolutions.org/uwci. Register by Monday, August 28, and receive a free t-shirt! Information can also be found at www.uwci.org/daycaring.htm
• Back to the Fifties Festival in downtown Lebanon. On Friday evening from 6-10pm there will be a street dance with "Sundown Band," a classic car cruise-in, food booths, children's activities, and the art show check-in in the Courthouse rotunda. On Saturday from 9:30am-4:30pm there will be live entertainment with DJ One; classic car show with NGN DJ; a children's fun park; arts, crafts & business booths, an art show in the Courthouse rotunda; contests; and a Library book sale. Great fun for the entire family! Handicap accessible.
• 3rd Annual YETI Golf Outing (PDF 40K). Play Brookshire Golf Course in Carmel on a Saturday morning to support the YETI mission. Registration deadline is August 25, 2006. $80/person. Contact for information or to RSVP.
• New Hope Baptist Church Community Gospel Sing at 5 pm at New Hope Baptist Church (109 Lebanon Street) in Jamestown.

17

• Revival with Brother Livingood and Family at New Hope Baptist Church (109 North Lebanon Street, Jamestown, IN). Program starts at 6 pm on Sunday and at 7 pm on Monday through Wednesday.

18

• Revival with Brother Livingood and Family at New Hope Baptist Church (109 North Lebanon Street, Jamestown, IN). Program starts at 6 pm on Sunday and at 7 pm on Monday through Wednesday.

19

• Revival with Brother Livingood and Family at New Hope Baptist Church (109 North Lebanon Street, Jamestown, IN). Program starts at 6 pm on Sunday and at 7 pm on Monday through Wednesday.

20

• Revival with Brother Livingood and Family at New Hope Baptist Church (109 North Lebanon Street, Jamestown, IN). Program starts at 6 pm on Sunday and at 7 pm on Monday through Wednesday.

21

• Kevin Hoskin and Friends Concert at 7 pm on the deck at the Thorntown Heritage Museum, 124 W. Main Street, Thorntown. Their selections for Thursday’s presentation will be 70s and 80s rock. Light refreshments are available in the Museum. Visitors are encouraged to bring a lawn chair and insect spray. Concerts are presented rain or shine. In case of inclement weather, the program moves indoors at the Thorntown Heritage Museum. As always, the Museum appreciates donations for programs and operating expenses.

22

• PEACZ (Parent Education and Advisory Council of Zionsville) meeting at 10 am at Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library. Lisa Patton, certified child therapist, will be the featured speaker. Lisa is one of 18 credentialed play therapists in the state of Indiana. She is a member of the National Association of Social workers, the Association for Play Therapy and the Indiana Association for Play Therapy. Lisa has been in private practice for the past nine years, and her treatment focus is with children, adolescents and families. Her prior experience includes medical social work, case management and psychiatric social work. Lisa's office is located in Zionsville. For more info, please visit www.PEACZ.org.
• The Festival of the Turning Leaves in Thorntown.
• Clinton County Civic Theatre of Frankfort presents "Steel Magnolias" at St. Matthew United Methodist Church. Tickets are $8 and can be reserved by calling 765-654-6307. The show will be presented onstage in Fellowship Hall. Tickets are limited so order yours today!

23

• The Festival of the Turning Leaves in Thorntown.
• Elk's Soccer Shoot from 9 am to 12:30 pm at the Lebanon Middle School soccer field. There are four divisions for boys and girls: ages 7 and under, ages 8&9, ages 10&11 and ages 12&13 (ages as if August 1). Registration takes place on site. The event is free. Trophies will be awarded and winners advance to the District Competition.
• Join the annual Lebanon WalkAmerica talking place at Memorial Park in Lebanon. Registration begins at 9am, the walk begins at 10am. Proceeds benefit the March of Dimes.To start a team, become a sponsor, or find out how to get involved contact by email or 317-262-4668 or visit the Lebanon WalkAmerica site.
• First Annual Central Christian Church Golf Outing at Cool Lake Golf Course. Check-in starts at 12:15 pm and tee-off is at 1 pm. Registration deadline is September 14. Please visit the Central Christian Church website for the registration form and more information.
• Clinton County Civic Theatre of Frankfort presents "Steel Magnolias" at St. Matthew United Methodist Church. Tickets are $8 and can be reserved by calling 765-654-6307. The show will be presented onstage in Fellowship Hall. Tickets are limited so order yours today!

24

• The Festival of the Turning Leaves in Thorntown.
• Clinton County Civic Theatre of Frankfort presents "Steel Magnolias" at St. Matthew United Methodist Church. Tickets are $8 and can be reserved by calling 765-654-6307. The show will be presented onstage in Fellowship Hall. Tickets are limited so order yours today!

25

26

27

28

29

30

• Double Eagle Run & Walk at Eagle Creek Park sponsored by Eagle Creek Park Foundation, Inc. Registration starts at 7:30 am; 10-mile run & 4-mile run starts at 9 am; 4-mile walk starts at 9:05 am. Cost is $18 (if pre-registered by September 22), and after September 22 (including day-of) the cost is $21. Proceeds from the Double Eagle benefit the Eagle Creek Park Foundation, Inc., a 2000-member not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and protection of one of the nation's largest municipal parks. More information (and registration info) is available at www.tuxbro.com or call 317-733.3300.
• Nature only photography exhibit & competition featuring color and black & white images from 10 am to 4 pm at The Hideaway at Eagle Creek Park (located on the park s far-west side, north of 56th Street off Raceway Road). All images must reflect natural settings and situations, devoid of the hand of man. Most will be available for purchase, with 15 percent of proceeds benefiting the Eagle Creek Park Foundation, Inc., a 2000-member not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and protection of one of the nation's largest municipal parks. For more info: call the Eagle Creek Park Nature Center at 317- 327-7148 or visit the Eagle Creek Park Foundation, Inc. website.

Last updated: 20 September 2006/tlm.
This page maintained by of BCCN.