Beautiful Trellis Necklaces Available Now

Beautiful hand-crafted trellis necklaces are now available in a multitude of eye-catching colors. These elegant necklaces resemble beads or gems, yet are delicate, lightweight, and always attractive. To order yours, visit our online store at www.BrownCountyShops.com and click on the photo of the rainbow-colored trellis necklace. Enjoy browsing our online shops, too!

Brown County Bowls Crafted by Brown County Artisan

These beautiful, hand-crafted bowls are created by Brown County artisan, Don Linsenbach, in his Brown County studio, set in the hills of Southern Indiana. Carefully crafted from wood and designed by the artist, these unique creations make wonderful gifts that are sure to be treasured for years to come. To purchase yours or to contact the artisan/designer, visit www.BrownCountyShops.com. And enjoy the beauty of Brown County right in your home, year-round!

Nashville Shop Hours in Brown County, Indiana

Most shops in Nashville, Indiana, are open daily from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m.  Summer and Fall are perfect times to visit all the quaint shops and restaurants in Brown County.

To see handcrafted work of some Brown County artisans, visit our website at www.BrownCountyShops.com.

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Summer in Brown County

Summer is the perfect time to enjoy Brown County and all it has to offer. Many people are familiar with Brown County State Park - and its breath-taking views! Many others are familiar with Nashville - full of charming shops, candy stores, restaurants, and more! But not everyone is aware of the huge indoor Water Park and Aquatic Center at the Abe Martin Lodge in the State Park. The spiral water slides, fountains, waterfalls, and whirlpools are a big hit with everyone!

Down the road, closer to Nashville, there's the Poolside Saturday Night Cookouts at the Brown County Inn. In addition to the swimming pool, there's family fun in the form of miniature golf, game room, playground, horseshoe pits, shuffleboard, volleyball, basketball, and tennis courts.

Another fascinating attraction is the Pioneer Village and Museum, located in downtown Nashville beside the old Log Jail. The Pioneer Village provides spinning and weaving demonstrations every Saturday and Sunday. It's full of historical facts about Nashville and Brown County, too!

There's many interesting areas for family fun in Brown County, and summer is one of the best times to explore them!

Remember to visit www.BrownCountyShops.com and view the Events for the coming summer!

Nashville, Indiana, Shops in Spring and Summer

The shops in Nashville, Indiana, are beautiful in Spring and Summer!  Flowers are blooming, decorations are waving in the breeze, and each shop's unique items are proudly on display!

In fact, the merchandise, crafts, artwork, and antiques seem to burst from the doorways of the shops, tumbling out onto the front porches, and spilling down the steps and walkways!

Come enjoy this lovely time of year in Brown County and Nashville.  New shops are open, new products and artwork are available through galleries and studios, musicians are strumming on the corner, and ice cream and ice-cold drinks can be found throughout the town!

Visit featured artisans on our website at www.BrownCountyShops.com, too.

Brown County Arts Festival in Nashville, Indiana

The Spring Arts Festival in Brown County, Indiana, takes place on May 8 and 9. Artists booths will line the streets around the Village Green (Main Street and Jefferson Street) and the Courthouse Square (Main Street and Van Buren Street).

Artists and artisans will display their handcrafted wares: Rock Art, Metal Art, Glass Art, Wood Items, Leather Items, Jewelry, Paintings, Textiles, Pottery and Ceramics, 3D Sculptures, Mixed Media, and more!

Visit www.BrownCountyShops.com for more handcrafted items, too!

 

Spring in Nashville

The white-flowering dogwoods are at their peak here in Brown County.  And the pink redbud trees are still displaying their magenta blooms.

Here are dogwoods and redbuds in front of the Brown County Courthouse on Saturday, April 17.

A white dogwood also stands near the front porch of the Artists Colony, at the corner of Van Buren and Franklin Streets.

As April drifts into May, the blossoming flowers will put on a show of their own each day.  In fact, the Spring Blossom Parade is coming up soon -- on Saturday, May 1!

Enjoy Nashville and Brown County this Spring!

For upcoming Events, see our website at http://www.browncountyshops.com/, and click the "Events" tab.