Museum on Main to Feature Classic Rides, Farm Exhibit on August 3
Many shady spots on the west lawn at Tiskilwa’s museum will be lined with unique vehicles on Saturday morning, August 3, as the historical society hosts its annual Classic Rides display. It’s not a competition, just a chance to admire and discuss the finer points of a variety of “wheels” owned by the local folks who participate in this Pow Wow Days event. All vehicles are welcome to roll in around 9:00 or earlier – from cars and trucks, to tractors and buggies, to tricked-out
“Cherokee Legends and Music” on Sunday, July 14, at Tiskilwa’s Museum on Main, Followed by the Thirt
What says “Tiskilwa in the Summertime” better than a Native American program (presented in air-conditioned comfort) followed by an old-fashioned picnic? On Sunday afternoon, July 14, Tiskilwa Historical Society will host that very combination, and the whole community is invited to join in the fun. Beginning at 4:00, the society will present Reverend Dan Lybarger, a Methodist minister with a special knack for sharing the legends and music of his Cherokee heritage. His present
