Free video games and craft beers on draft. What more can you ask for? (Pinball machines and prize…read moregames are extra of course. )

Bartender Johnny is awesome and helpful! Cool retro games and great drink specials! Find them all…read moreon the DailySpecials

Great place for Trivia on 2 Fridays a month. Its a fun environment and the people are friendly…read more The drinks are cheap and made well.

Lovely Evansville In.home in the old mansion area near the river. One of many amazing houses…read more Tour was great and the house was an amazing example of the homes built in the 1870's in that area. Well kept.

This is an absolute hidden gem for history and architecture lovers in Evansville!!…read more Currently, they are open 11-4 Tuesday-Saturday. Check the website or call to get the most up-to-date hours. Tours start at the top of the hour, so make sure you plan to show up at the right time. Tours start from the carriage house next to the home - press the door bell or knock in order to be let in. Admission costs $10 for adults. Our tour guide Renee was fantastic! She shared tons of details on the history of the family as well as the architecture and decor of the house! She was a wealth of information and could answer all questions! This is probably the most detailed historical home tour that I have been on! You typically visit all 3 floors of the home, but we missed out on the basement due to time constraints. Well worth the cost of admission! Highly recommend visiting between Thanksgiving and New Years to see the home decorated magnificently for Christmas!

Always a fun time. They keep games on rotation and they always work. Fun place to shop for comics…read moretoo.

We loved the retro arcade. I took my son and nephews there and they loved it as well. Great price…read moreto play unlimited games for an hour. The had a good selection of games to chose from as well. The store is also good we didn't spend a lot of time in their because our visit was about the arcade. They do have a good selection of action figures and retro games to choose from.

Many of the plays they put on here are great, but I take issue with their smoking during…read moreproductions without warning or notice to audience members. It has happened three times now that my husband and I have had to leave productions due to smoke. There are no warnings about it on their webpage, nor their flyers, nor does anyone tell you about it when you call for tickets. Quite to the contrary: their programs explicitly say that smoking is not allowed in any building on the UE campus. They are willing to let people pay for tickets, take time out of their night, pay for babysitters, and turn down alternative plans only to have to leave a production 20 minutes into it with a headache. Even though we left the play once it was apparent there would be smoking all the way through, we were told there would be no refunds or credits available. I've been in many theaters all over the US- New York, San Francisco, Houston, Nashville - and not a single one has had smoking on stage. If they can figure out how to keep the dramatic effect of the play without the actual smoke, why can't Evansville? At the very least, the smoking should be advertised so that people can be in choice about whether to spend the time and money. As it stands, it seems clear that the policies are set up to hide this fact until they already have their money in hand. My husband and I have season tickets this year and will not be renewing them until this policy changes. Buyer beware - you may be walking into a smokey theater without warning if you see a play here.

I am a member of IPAPA, Indiana Plein Aire Painters Association, and come to New Harmony's Annual…read more"FIRST BRUSH OF SPRING." Nearby Schools allow their students to experience the paint out by letting out school during the First Brush to watch and learn from the artists. My granddaughter goes with her family each year. Faith won an award two years in a row, but we were unable to go this year. We reserve at the New Harmony Inn and these are some of my Oil Paintings from the First Brush of Spring at New Harmony. The swans were not there the last time we were there. A person from Illinois wanted a picture of the Bridge at New Harmony. We really MISSED not going to the first brush this year

This was my first visit and my g/f's second time here. The town is very charming and the people…read morethere are very friendly. The labyrinths are fantastic and worth a visit. The history of this small town is fascinating and the Owens did a magnificent job of creating and maintaining many original historic buildings. We had some fun by taking a walking tour of the haunted side of New Harmony with the folks at Haunted New Harmony ghost walk. https://jonimayhan.com/ This town is the perfect respite from the everyday hassles of the outside world. It's only an hour+ ride from Garden of the Gods in IL. I was surprised it wasn't more of an arts community hangout. This town has a Woodstock, NY vibe just under the surface.

I was so excited to hear that that Kingfish was performing at the annual blues festival in…read moreHenderson, KY in 2021!! I was fortunate enough to be sitting next to his mom, Princess Pride, in Clarksdale, MS 7 or 8 years ago when he was only 15. We'd never heard of him before, but we knew then we were witnessing something amazing. Since that time we've been to more than a few of his concerts, traveling quite a ways and he's worth it! Two years ago he played in Nashville with Buddy Guy. It was AWESOME!!!! The blues festival was fun, and if possible and you like the blues, don't miss it in 2022!

Seems like a great sport to host an athletic event. Tons of grounds space and pretty spread out…read more Attended a football scrimmage here and there was plenty of room for lawn chairs and tents. They also ran concession which was super convenient. The bathrooms were pretty well attended to during the event. No complaints!

We just got back from spending a weekend in Evansville for the National Homeschool Soccer…read moreTournament held at the Goebel Soccer Complex. I want to applaud Goebel for the work they did to provide a safe environment to the players and spectators. Masks were required for all on fields and parking lots (except for players during a game only), per the Evansville indoor and outdoor mask mandate. The staff did a great job of enforcing this and asking spectators, nicely, to comply. The bathrooms were kept cleaned and stocked with hand soap, tp, and sanitizers. The fields were clear, clean, and well-marked for all the games. The only con was that there were several deep holes around the fields that were easy to trip over and should be filled. Bleachers were marked off to keep people off of them during COVID. There are paved walkways to most of the fields, making it an easier walk especially when toting wagons, etc. Plenty of parking and easy in/out access.