Saint Meinrad Archabbey
(Approx. 9.4 miles)
Archabbey Saint Meinrad Archabbey is a peaceful and spiritual place with beautiful grounds and the opportunity for prayer with the Benedictine monks. Founded in 1854, the Saint Meinrad Archabbey is one of only two archabbeys in the United States and one of 11 in the world.
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Warrick County Museum
(Approx. 13.7 miles)
History of Warric County, Indiana - located in Boonville, IN The museum is located in the Ella Williams school building, a former elementary school built in 1901. The school was closed in 1976 and the museum opened in December of 1977. You will always find something new and interesting to enjoy at the museum.
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Winzerwald Winery Wine Bash
(Approx. 17.3 miles)
Anniversary 25% Off Case Sale & Live Concerts both Saturdays Join us Aug. 22 - Aug. 30 for our Annual 2 school5% off case sale - mix and match wines. Live music 12:30-3:30 Central on the patio both days. Restaurant open with huge Bavarian pretzels, flatbreads, salads and more weekends only.
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Owensboro Museum of Science And History
(Approx. 21.0 miles)
The museum is a gathering spot, a learning center and a family-friendly entertainment experience. Bring your family for a fun, hands on, learning experience!
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Outdoor Painting Workshop
(Approx. 23.3 miles)
Relaxing painting in the park! Join Anabel Hopkins, Arts in the Parks Artist, for the annual Picturesque Patoka event. Take a short walk to a beautiful view of Patoka Lake on Saturday, May 19, 2018 at 1:00p.m. With the direction of Anabel, paint a scenic picture of sky, water, and landscape.
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Patoka Lake
(Approx. 23.3 miles)
State reservoir Enjoy this state reservoir with a 8,800-acre lake, hiking and biking trails, modern and primitive campground, beach, picnic areas, and nature observation.
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Evansville African American Museum
(Approx. 27.7 miles)
A celebration of African American culture in Evansville. The Evansville African American Museum preserves, honors, and provides education about Evansville's own unique African American culture. It is housed in the last remaining building of Lincoln Gardens, a housing project commissioned under the "New Deal" by FDR.
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Wanna Go Fast - Indiana 1/2 Mile Runway Shootout
(Approx. 29.1 miles)
2 Days of Side-by-Side, half mile racing Nestled in the gorgeous Indiana countryside the French Lick Airport provides one of the most incredible backdrops you've ever seen for High Speed Fun! Join them for 2 full days of, side-by-side, half-mile racing at this rare and exclusive location.
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Psycho-Path
(Approx. 29.4 miles)
the most fun you'll ever have being chased by monsters Do you dare to walk the Psycho-Path? A haunted path through the ghostly woods with monsters and zombies.
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