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Young Abe - An Encore Presentation
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Jul. 5, 6, 7, 12, 13 & 14
Lincoln Amphitheatre, Lincoln City
Witness the remarkable story of a young Abraham Lincoln set in the woods of his boyhood home.
The playful story chronicles the events that shaped our 16th president as he grew up in Southern Indiana. This heartwarming musical is sure to delight audiences.
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Jul. 7
Historic Downtown, Corydon
Step back in time with reenactors, craftspeople, vendors, and musicians in Indiana’s first state capitol. The day features a powwow by the Richmond Powwow Association. Visit the outdoor food court to purchase a picnic from local vendors. Live music and entertainment will be held throughout the day in the bandstand on Corydon’s historic square.
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Jul. 8-14
Gibson County Fairgrounds, Princeton
Kick back at one of Indiana’s oldest county fairs featuring headline entertainment, tractor pulls, 4-H exhibits, rides, food, and more.
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Jul. 21
Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy, Vincennes
Laugh out loud and celebrate the Golden Age of Television's best comedian, Red Skelton. Check out the clown band and parade, storytellers, comedians, and food vendors.
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Owensville Watermelon Festival
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Jul. 26-28
Owensville Library Square, Owensville
You won’t want to miss this annual festival! Celebrating the watermelon harvest with a hometown parade, delicious food, games, free daily entertainment, carnival rides, craft vendors, parade, and 5K run finished off with a watermelon eating contest.
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Jul. 28
Historic Courthouse Square, Corydon
Bluegrass on the Square features bands performing during three free concerts in Corydon’s historic square during the summer.
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Romantic Getaways
When we’re wanting to treat our sweethearts, we look no farther than our own backyard. We think you’ll love it, too. Southern Indiana is home to some of the most romantic places around – quaint B&Bs, down home cookin’, and gorgeous vistas. These charming experiences make for the perfect couples’ getaways...
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US 50 Road Trip: History Comes Alive in Vincennes
On the southwest side of Indiana between Evansville and Terre Haute, you’ll find Indiana’s oldest settlements. Vincennes used to be the capital of the Indiana Territory. It was settled by French fur traders in the 1700s, and quickly became a bustling trading post and fort. Farms started popping up all over the countryside...
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