Calendar of Events
Author Tom Speaker shares the personal stories behind the book, “They Answered the Call: The Vietnam War,” focusing not just on the conflict itself but on the veterans and families who lived through it- many from the greater Lafayette area. Drawing from firsthand interviews and a powerful return trip to Vietnam with veterans, Speaker offers a thoughtful look at how the country and its people have changed from wartime to today, blending history, memory, and reflection into a deeply human narrative.
Flint Knapping Workshop, Presented by Ed Mosher, Master Flint Knapper
TCHA is excited to partner with master flint knapper Ed Mosher for a hands-on flint knapping workshop at the Tippecanoe Battlefield. Flint knapping is the ancient art of shaping stone by chipping and flaking it to create tools such as knife blades and arrowheads. Participants will learn flint knapping techniques using provided materials and will take home their own handcrafted stone points. This workshop is open to all skill levels.
Workshop is $75.00 per person, all tools and materials are provided.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own safety glasses and gloves, but TCHA will also provide them for attendees. Advance registration is required so materials can be prepared.
TCHA members receive a 10% discount on registration.
Maple Sugaring at Post Ouiatenon
Presented by Living History Interpreters and Members of Warren-Piece
Sponsored by La Compagnie des Beaux Eaux
Join us at the Fort Ouiatenon blockhouse for a living history event portraying the French colonial period at Ouiatenon during the early 18th century. Living history reenactors will be on hand to talk about the French fur trade, Native American and French culture of the period, and they will be doing maple sugar production. Warren-Piece will also be on site talking about modern sugaring techniques and conservation efforts in our area.
Maple Sugaring at Post Ouiatenon
Presented by Living History Interpreters and Members of Warren-Piece
Sponsored by La Compagnie des Beaux Eaux
Join us at the Fort Ouiatenon blockhouse for a living history event portraying the French colonial period at Ouiatenon during the early 18th century. Living history reenactors will be on hand to talk about the French fur trade, Native American and French culture of the period, and they will be doing maple sugar production. Warren-Piece will also be on site talking about modern sugaring techniques and conservation efforts in our area.
Feast Sewing Circle: Presented by Brooke Sauter
Open to sewists of all skill levels, who sew by hand or machine.
Topics range from garment construction, pattern drafting, discussions on what folks wore in the 18th century, and more.
Free and open to the public.
Feast Sewing Circle: Presented by Brooke Sauter
Open to sewists of all skill levels, who sew by hand or machine.
Topics range from garment construction, pattern drafting, discussions on what folks wore in the 18th century, and more.
Free and open to the public.
Feast Sewing Circle: Presented by Brooke Sauter
Open to sewists of all skill levels, who sew by hand or machine.
Topics range from garment construction, pattern drafting, discussions on what folks wore in the 18th century, and more.
Free and open to the public.
Feast Sewing Circle: Presented by Brooke Sauter
Open to sewists of all skill levels, who sew by hand or machine.
Topics range from garment construction, pattern drafting, discussions on what folks wore in the 18th century, and more.
Free and open to the public.
Feast Sewing Circle: Presented by Brooke Sauter
Open to sewists of all skill levels, who sew by hand or machine.
Topics range from garment construction, pattern drafting, discussions on what folks wore in the 18th century, and more.
Free and open to the public.
Feast Sewing Circle: Presented by Brooke Sauter
Open to sewists of all skill levels, who sew by hand or machine.
Topics range from garment construction, pattern drafting, discussions on what folks wore in the 18th century, and more.
Free and open to the public.