Vincennes Tourism Bureau Highlights March Events

From comedy films to historical reenactments, the city has a packed calendar this month.

Mar. 11, 2026 at 5:56pm

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The Vincennes/Knox County Visitors and Tourism Bureau is promoting a variety of local events happening in March, including a comedy film screening, an agricultural supper, a historical walking tour, a tribute concert, and a World War I reenactment. The bureau's director, Janice Barniak, outlined the upcoming activities during a radio interview.

Why it matters

Vincennes is working to drive tourism and community engagement by highlighting its diverse range of cultural, educational, and entertainment events throughout the month of March. These events aim to attract visitors to the area and provide enriching experiences for local residents.

The details

The events Barniak highlighted include a comedy film screening of 'Driving Miss Daisy' at the Red Skelton Museum, an Ag Day Supper at the VU P.E. Complex, an Indiana Territory walking tour, a Revolutionary War history presentation at Grouseland, a Journey tribute concert, a performance by comedian Amber Clear, and a World War I reenactment called 'The Great War'. The tourism bureau is also promoting children's activities at various museums across the community on March 28.

  • The 'Driving Miss Daisy' screening is on Wednesday, March 12 at 6:30 p.m.
  • The Ag Day Supper is on Thursday, March 13 with doors opening at 5 p.m.
  • The Indiana Territory walking tour is on the weekend of March 16-17.
  • The Grouseland Second Saturday speaker series is on March 16 at 2 p.m.
  • The 'Resurrection' Journey tribute concert is on March 20.

The players

Janice Barniak

Director of the Vincennes/Knox County Visitors and Tourism Bureau.

Red Skelton Museum

A museum dedicated to the life and comedy of Red Skelton, hosting a comedy film series.

Vincennes University (VU)

The university hosting the Ag Day Supper at their P.E. Complex.

Grouseland

A historic site hosting a speaker series on Revolutionary War history.

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What they’re saying

“Vincennes and Knox County tourism officials are highlighting a full schedule of local events in March.”

— Janice Barniak, Director of the Vincennes/Knox County Visitors and Tourism Bureau (vincennespbs.org)

What’s next

On April 3, there is a planned PBS screening of an episode featuring the Spirit of Vincennes Rendezvous, which will be held at the George Rogers Clark National Historical Park.

The takeaway

Vincennes is leveraging its rich history and cultural offerings to attract visitors and engage the local community through a diverse lineup of events in March, demonstrating the city's commitment to promoting tourism and preserving its heritage.