Vincennes Staycation Itinerary
Downtown Vincennes has many art galleries, museums and cultural sites. Visit Grouseland, the home of President William Henry Harrison, where historically dressed actors lead tours all year long.
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REENACTMENTS
Vincennes celebrates history with reenactments all year long!
Feb. 24th reenactors will relive the last leg of the George Rogers Clark march on Fort Sackville, reading passages of Clark’s journals.
April 6-7th the Indiana Military Museum will host a World War I reenactment followed by WWII reenactments May 4-5 and Aug. 31-Sept. 1.
May 25-26th Spirit of Vincennes Rendezvous reenactment offers the sights, smells, sounds and tastes of the 18th century US Revolutionary War.
Lastly, Indiana Military Museum will host a Vietnam War reenactment in July. (TBD)
THE DARK SIDE OF THE WABASH ECLIPSE FESTIVAL
The Dark Side of the Wabash eclipse festival will lead up to April 8th with family events, a Wedding Palooza for people who want to marry or renew vows during the eclipse, vendor fairs and a music festival with Think Floyd, a Pink Floyd tribute band.
MUSEUMS AND CULTURE
Downtown Vincennes has many art galleries, museums and cultural sites. Visit Grouseland, the home of President William Henry Harrison, where historically dressed actors lead tours all year long. Across the lawn, you’ll discover The Vincennes State Historic Sites including Indiana’s first school building, the first print shop in the Northwest Territory, Fort Knox II, the Old French House and more. Take a laugh break at the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy and experience innovation, discovery and creative expression. Lastly, stand in awe of the mural and statuary of the George Rogers Clark National Historical Park.
LOCATED AN HOUR-AND-TWENTY-MINUTES SOUTHWEST OF BLOOMINGTON
For more information visit: visitvincennes.org
