Family events in Vanderburgh County, IN

Girls in grades K–3 can experience Girl Scouts through a three-part series featuring hands-on activities, a troop meeting, opportunities to earn a badge, and a chance to meet other families and ask questions. The series offers an introduction to Girl Scout programs before families decide what works best for them. Activities encourage girls to make friends, try new things at their own pace, use their voices, make choices, and build practical skills. The cost is $25 per girl for the full series. Girls can still participate if they cannot attend every meeting.

INvestEd will discuss the FAFSA and review the different types of financial aid available with North High School students. Students can also get help creating the StudentAid.gov account needed to file the FAFSA. Bring Social Security numbers, phone numbers, and email addresses.

At a new location inside the Evansville National Guard Armory, this gem, mineral, and fossil show brings together over two dozen vendors from across the United States. Visitors can explore distinctive specimens sourced worldwide that are available for purchase, complemented by educational displays. The event spans two days.

Meet the dogs available for adoption at Feeders Pet Supply North. Applying online in advance can help you get a head start.

This is the second day of a two-day showcase at the Evansville National Guard Armory, featuring gems, minerals, and fossils from around the world. More than 25 vendors from across the United States will offer unique specimens for purchase alongside educational displays. Admission is $5 at the door only. Children 12 and under, and Scouts in uniform, are admitted free.

Past members, parents, and supporters of the Evansville Children's Choir and UE Children's Choir are invited to reconnect with old friends and share memories from their time with the choir at this milestone concert. The concert is free and open to the public.