Gelina's e-story: One Community
Gelina Mascoe is bringing a unique slice of Caribbean life to the Midwest! Gelina founded the Haitian Center of Evansville in 2023 with one goal in...
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It's not surprising to hear that our region fits the mold. We've never met a stranger (it's called Hoosier Hospitality), we help our neighbors, casseroles ARE a food group, and we’ll say we don’t have an accent, but let’s face it — we do! Learn more about our region in the stories below.
Check out a few of our favorite happenings in the Evansville Region this July!
Independence Day celebrates the passage of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. On this day we rejoice in the freedom of a nation under...
Everytime you see Kim Wren, you learn something new about her. She’s complex, yet incredibly relatable. Kim’s passionate about the community she...
Warmer weather is on the way, and if your friends and family are too, then you may be looking for fun ways to entertain them while they visit this...
It’s farmers market season in the Evansville region! These options will provide you with the freshest, healthiest, and tastiest foods that our local...
June is here and it’s giving pride! Of course, pride should be celebrated every day, not just one day or month of the year, but this month the flags...
The Evansville Region is full of Outdoors-e activities waiting to be explored! Whether you're looking to hike, paddle, play, or relax; there's a...
Elizabeth and Quincy Zikmund are the owners of Give A Dog A Bone, a health food store for dogs and cats on the east side of Evansville. The couple...
Chris Johnson is a local creator, innovator, and entrepreneur who radiates positive energy wherever he goes. It’s not just in his DNA, but also how...
Whether you’re looking to get active, learn a new sport, or just meet new people; intramural sports are a great way to get connected! The Evansville...
If you love live music and the outdoors, you do not want to miss ROMP! Celebrating its 20th year, ROMP Festival will return to Owensboro’s Yellow...
The Wall Street Journal created a list of 10 great places to work from home and Evansville landed at number three! The ranking was created after a...
Beer and breweries have been a part of Evansville’s history since the early 1800s. If you’re seeking a delicious local beer, here are the unique...
Home to two Division I college basketball programs and the host of two major championships, Evansville has no shortage of madness come March!
Need a place to accomplish your work, socialize, and enjoy a boost of creativity? Coworking spaces provide that and more, and are perfect for small...
When you go into Taqueria Y Pupuseria Miranda on Washington Avenue in Evansville you immediately feel welcomed. The Barrera’s are a tight knit family...
While Evansville’s food scene is rich with American comfort classics, it also includes a wide spectrum of ethnic cuisine. Here are some that you...
Kyle Darnell is artist and teacher from San Diego, California who moved to Evansville by way of Johnson City, Tennessee. He had two job offers after...
The idea for Azzip Pizza started in the town of West Lafayette Indiana. It was 2012 at Purdue University. That’s where Founder, Brad Niemeier was a...
You'll find the end of your rainbow at River City Pride's Annual Festival & Parade! The most colorful day in the region will include family-friendly...
The Third Largest City in Indiana. Evansville is home to a population of nearly 121,000 people in the city limits and more than 300,000 in the...
Addison Edge is an Evansville native who just celebrated her 8th year as a cosmetic tattooer specializing in micro blading and permanent makeup....
Randy Hobson is a local restaurateur. You may have been to his first restaurant in Evansville, Indiana called Pangea. Randy said he’s always had a...
Since the age of 13, Brant Flores has worked … hard. A self-admitted workaholic, the most striking thing about Brant is that his drive and work ethic...
meet Christen. Christen Mogavero grew up in Evansville, but she followed her passion to Washington D.C. after college, where she worked in political...
While leading a recent yoga class, Mark Goltiao shared a seemingly simple but poignant anecdote. He described a situation in the grocery store where...