Events

Join the Friends of the Charles Allis on the second Monday of the month -- from June through September -- for a fun and stimulating way to hear new or under-appreciated works by women playwrights such as Zona Gale, a Wisconsin native, and the first Woman to win the Pulitzer Prize.

As part of a celebration of the Mary L. Nohl Fellowship’s 15th Anniversary, this series of screenings showcases filmmakers and media artists who were past Nohl Fellowship winners. The film series presents artists’ current films as a way of reacquainting viewers with new directions in their work. Organized by Ben Balcom in collaboration with Polly Morris.

Join Kyle Denton of Tippecanoe herbs for an herb walk from the Charles Allis Art Museum to Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum. Tinctures and herbal remedies will be available for sale after the walk.

Join the Friends of the Charles Allis on the second Monday of the month -- from June through September -- for a fun and stimulating way to hear new or under-appreciated works by women playwrights such as Zona Gale, a Wisconsin native, and the first Woman to win the Pulitzer Prize.

As part of a celebration of the Mary L. Nohl Fellowship’s 15th Anniversary, this series of screenings showcases filmmakers and media artists who were past Nohl Fellowship winners. The film series presents artists’ current films as a way of reacquainting viewers with new directions in their work. Organized by Ben Balcom in collaboration with Polly Morris.

The second film in our Chip Duncan Film Series, tells the story of Abdul Ramadhan's career working as the sound man for Mohamed Amin, covering events such as revolution and genocide throughout East Africa.

Join the Friends of the Charles Allis on the second Monday of the month -- from June through September -- for a fun and stimulating way to hear new or under-appreciated works by women playwrights such as Zona Gale, a Wisconsin native, and the first Woman to win the Pulitzer Prize.

As part of a celebration of the Mary L. Nohl Fellowship’s 15th Anniversary, this series of screenings showcases filmmakers and media artists who were past Nohl Fellowship winners. The film series presents artists’ current films as a way of reacquainting viewers with new directions in their work. Organized by Ben Balcom in collaboration with Polly Morris.

The third film in our Chip Duncan Film Series, tells the story of Mohamed "Mo" Amin through the lens of his only child, Salim Amin, who goes through an extensive and dangerous journey of recollection and reflection of the life of his father.