Each September, Corydon Capitol State Historic Site hosts a Historic Tavern Crawl through downtown Corydon. Guests are guided through a walking tour of the locations of historic taverns from Corydon's past. Along the way, you'll learn the fascinating history of taverns, colorful local stories, and imbibe historic drinks. Although only one tavern from the past…
This is a week-long gala on the west side along Franklin Street in Evansville, IN with free entertainment, carnival attractions, over 136 food booths, amateur talent competitions and on the last day, a huge parade. This event attracts over 200,000 people to Evansville and is considered to be one of the largest street festivals in…
The Cannelton Heritage Festival is an arts & crafts festival featuring artisans selling their hand-crafted merchandise. In addition to the artisans, local blacksmiths will again demonstrate their craftsmanship, there will be wagon rides, a petting zoo, pumpkin painting, pedal tractors and games for kids, music and a wide variety of delectable food and much more.
Annual street rod, antique and classic car and truck show. Over 700 entries. Live entertainment, Perry Central band. Pork chop and chicken dinners, ice cream, crafts, and funnel cakes.
Enjoy a weekend of fun and frivolity, entertainment and edification, medieval mayhem and a masquerade. Highlights include three stages of music, theater, and entertainment. Live jousts and falconry demos are performed daily.
This eclectic music festival will celebrate the heritage and culture of music! Local artists are invited to perform their various types of music. Artisan vendors will offer one-of-a-kind items and exceptional food vendors, as well as libations for adults will be available during this two-day event. There will be scheduled main stage entertainment on both…
The annual Route 66 yard sales from Troy through Tell City, Cannelton, Rocky Point, Rome, Derby, Dexter, Magnet, and Oriole. Since its inception a decade ago, the event has become a popular fall-tour attraction.
Food, music exhibits and an exceptional glimpse into the pioneer days of Indiana.