Sixth Annual Farm to Table Dinner
To purchase tickets, click HERE FOR EventBrite or scan the attached QR code.
Purchase your tickets early and then come out and enjoy a delicious evening at our in-person celebration of fresh local flavors. This is your chance to savor dishes made from the local farm produce while connecting with fellow food lovers. Don’t miss out on the fun, the food, and the vibrant community spirit!
Come out to mingle prior to dinner time at 4PM and enjoy the musical talents of Monte Skelton. Then sit down and enjoy a tasty dinner served at 5 PM, catered by North Main Annex Gourmet Catering.
Stick around because at 7 PM you will enjoy dancing and a night under the stars, having fun with DJ Anthony B,
We are excited this year to have our menu prepared by North Main Annex Gourmet Catering!
The appetizers include Fruit Skewers/ Veggie Cups, along with Autumn Salad.
The main course features Chicken Astoria & Honey Garlic Pork Tenderloin, green beans with onions, and herb-roasted red potatoes.
For dessert, it will be hard to choose between Lemon Blueberry Cake with Lemon Buttercream frosting & Santa Fe Cheesecake.
If you need help with purchasing tickets, visit the Gibson County Visitors and Tourism Bureau at 702 W. Broadway, Princeton, Indiana, or call 812.386.0999. Tickets are $65, plus the EventBrite processing fee.
Whey Jennings in Concert
to Benefit Lyles Station
Get ready for an awesome night of music with Whey Jennings, all for a great cause supporting the Lyles School & Museum!
Whey Jennings is coming to the Gibson County Fairgrounds Pavilion in Princeton, Indiana, on September 27, 2026!
Grab your tickets NOW at this Eventbrite link.
Country songwriter Whey Jennings is an independent Nashville recording artist who first emerged in 2012. Whey hails from one of Country music’s most respected family names, being the grandson of the late Waylon Jennings, one of the original Outlaws. He isn’t trying to be anyone but himself. Whey’s story has proved how he’s carved a path in life and in music that is uniquely his own. On his terms, his sound and style are true Jennings and grounded in authenticity every step of the way.
Leading as one of the modern country’s remaining traditionalist torchbearers, he has grown steadily, beginning with his trio of EP’s- Gypsy Soul (2020), If It Wasn’t for the Sinnin’ (2022), and Just Before The Dawn (2023). In the summer of 2024, his debut full-length album, Jekyll & Hyde, was a critically acclaimed release that debuted at #10 on Apple iTunes’ Top 40 Country Albums chart and #7 on iTopChart’s Top Country Music Album chart. His 2026 album Baptized in Fire unveils his rawest and most vulnerable songs to date, balancing his grit and grace with country storytelling and becoming his most gospel-laced set of songs to date.
Opening for Jennings is local favorite Rodney Watts, along with his daughter Mackenzie, Country Music entertainers born and raised in Indiana.
Watts, a retired US Soldier, is “singing for the American Soldier” and has opened for Kenny Chesney, Tracy Lawrence, Gary Allan, Collin Raye, Montgomery Gentry, and many more. He debuted his music video “Rodeo Girl” here in Princeton in June 2025.
Event Details: This in-person benefit concert will feature food trucks on site and provide alcohol for attendees 21 and older. The venue is fully handicap accessible to ensure comfort and convenience for all guests.
The doors open at 3:00 p.m., Central time, with the show starting at 4:00 p.m. Tickets start at $25.00 (plus the Eventbrite processing fee) for general admission. Reserved seating and Meet & Greet tickets are available at a small extra charge. You can purchase tickets by
clicking here to visit Eventbrite
or by scanning the QR code below.
Lyles Station Historic School and Museum invites the community to view a replica of one of America’s most famous Revolutionary War lanterns as part of the nationwide America 250 commemoration honoring the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States.
This traveling lantern has been making its way through Indiana, lighting the way to celebrate America’s 250th birthday.
A symbol of the American Revolution and Paul Revere’s 1775 ride to warn the countryside of the British invasion, the America 250th Traveling Lantern will be on permanent display in Indianapolis at the Indiana War Memorial after making its way through Indiana’s counties.
The lantern is a symbol of the signal displayed on April 18, 1775, from the steeple of Boston’s Old North Church. Patriot leaders displayed the lanterns in the church steeple as a signal that the British troops would leave Boston, with the famous line “One if by land, two if by sea,” memorialized in the poem “The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Revere, along with William Dawes, Dr. Samuel Prescott, and others rode to inform colonial patriots that British forces were crossing the Charles River by boat.
A replica of the traveling lantern will be on permanent display in Lyles Station after it visits other spots in the county.
Join The Fun At Lyles Station
The Lyles Station Historic School and Museum hosts various special events throughout the year to fortify ties within the community and to raise funds for the museum.
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Roots & Ripples 
Where history, nature, and curiosity connect
1920s heritage classroom
Interpreter room focused on agriculture
Reflection gallery
Life in the 1800s
Historic log cabin on site
Insect investigations & bug activities
Nature-based learning
STEAM activities
Hands-on exploration for all ages
Food trucks and concessions available — or pack a lunch and make a day of it!
Two experiences One ticket Endless discovery
Lyles Station | Princeton, IN
$10 per person | Ages 2+
One ticket includes admission to BOTH attractions
Tickets available on siteAnnual Events
Juneteenth Celebration
Celebrates the national holiday that marks the end of slavery in the United States with music, food, and reflection.
A Night At The Museum
Lyles Station takes pride in showcasing amazing stories in a whole new way – celebrating our collective histories and providing entertaining and educational experiences made better together.
Experience the struggle for freedom on the Underground Railroad at Lyles Station. Meet historical figures as they make daredevil escapes, face unfathomable challenges, and continue to pave the road on the Underground Railroad with their courage and blood.
Farm To Table
This event celebrates the farming legacy of the Lyles Station community with locally sourced food and entertainment. This is a nod to those who continue the time-honored tradition of working the land to feed the world.
The Corn Maze
This classic fall favorite is a fun time for the entire family, young and old. The maze, which covers several acres, provides a wonderful opportunity to get lost in nature. The maze is open every weekend in October, with the last weekend featuring the Haunted Maze!
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953 N. County Road. 500 W.
PO Box 1193
Princeton, IN 47670
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