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Chamber Coupon Book
 

Chamber Coupon Books are being sold for $15 as fundraisers for local organizations in Brookville, such as the High School Athletics, 4-H, Boy Scouts, and the Youth Baseball, to name a few.  The book is comprised of money saving coupons for restaurants, auto repair, home interior, and a number of other valuable selections.  If you are unable to locate a book for purchasing or your organization would like to be included in this fundraiser, contact the Chamber Office.

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Last Updated ( Sunday, 07 March 2010 )
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Tourism

                        Shopping, Restaurants, Watersports,          Bicenntenial logo

      Camping, Golf, History...

You name it, Franklin County has it!

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Franklin County Convention, Recreation and Visitors site

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 22 July 2009 )
 
Upcoming Events

 Main Street After Hours       Brookville, IN

March 19    (3rd Friday evening of each month)

Music         Dining Specials       Fun for all

Brookville comes alive every 3rd Friday of the month when the town celebrates "Main Street After Hours".  These monthly events showcase local restaurants, taverns and shops on Main Street and the surrounding community.  "Main Street After Hours" was designed to provide simple and safe events for both locals and tourists in a family-friendly environment.  Most evenings feature live music around town and special promotions by individual merchants.  Brookville is nestled between the East and West forks of the Whitewater River, is one mile south of Brookville lake, and is only eight miles from Historic Metamora and the Whitewater Canal.  Thousands of visitors come to Brookville each year to enjoy fishing, hiking, boating, canoeing and the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.  However, the 200-year-old town may best be known as the Capital of Fried Chicken, a local delicacy featured at over 31 restaurants/pubs in the area.  If you are in the Brookville area on the 3rd Friday of the month, come to "Main Street After Hours", a safe and simple event in a small town environment.

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 Whitewater Valley Railroad Excursions

Click here for info on their special excursions


Franklin County Public Library

Check out the interesting programs for all ages sponsored by our library each month

Click here for their calendar of events


"Double Your Irish Pleasure"

The Franklin County Arts Council is sponsoring a show titled, "Double Your Irish Pleasure" on Thursday, March 11, at 7pm in the Lew Wallace Auditorium of Franklin County High School. There are two acts: the first is "Maidens IV" who will perform traditional Irish music and the second is "The Erickson Irish Dancers" who will perform traditional Irish dance. Tickets are $10 advance sales for adults, $12 at the door and children/students are $5. Tickets can be purchased at FCN Bank from Nancy Pflum or from any Arts Council Board Member after February 19.


Franklin County Home & Garden Show 2010

Fri., Sat., and Sun., March 19 - 21

at the Greyhound Gymnasium      1010 Franklin Ave.  Brookville, IN

Fri. Mar. 19:  5 - 8;  Sat. Mar. 20:  10 - 4;  Sun. Mar. 21:  10 - 4

$3 Admission; Under 16 Free

more info at www.HGshow.com


 Free Music in Metamora

                                         Feb. 26, Mar. 26 and April 30, 2010

On the last Friday in January through April, come and play or come and listen! This is your opportunity to get on stage and show off your music skills. If you just love to hear music, this is a FREE opportunity to come and enjoy an evening of music. Sign up at 6pm. Music from 7pm to 10pm at the Mill Street Pizza on Main Street.


Last Updated ( Monday, 22 February 2010 )
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2010 Canoefest

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Canoefest 2010 and all its exciting activities!

 

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 20 January 2010 )
 
Did you know...


...that on May 10, 1907, the Chamber of Commerce purchased nine acres of ground on the bend of the Whitewater River that became Brookville's first public park.

 

...that on September 25, 1912, the Chamber built the first foot bridge across the west fork of the Whitewater River.

...that in January 1941, the Chamber sponsored the first Canal Preservation that resulted in the Metamora Historic Canal site.


Brookville needed the Chamber then, and it needs it now.

Join today to and help us not only help better your business,
but better our community.


Last Updated ( Monday, 14 September 2009 )