Events in Evansville today

The 3rd annual Paw Prints and Tire Tracks Jeep Run brings the Jeep community together for a road cruise that supports Evansville Animal Care and Control. Proceeds from registrations, sponsorships, and donations benefit the Spirit Medical Fund, helping provide lifesaving medical care for dogs and cats, along with sponsorship fees for animals at the shelter. This is a road cruise rather than an off-road trail ride, and it is open to all Jeeps. Organizers will share additional details on registration, the route, sponsors, prizes, and other updates. Three years strong, this community ride turns every mile into vital support for animals in need.

Storytime at the Bazaar is paired with free yoga taught by Yoga 101 and free music by Alex Mcrae. All vendors will be open throughout the event.

Revive & Activate with Erin McKee offers a calming blend of Pilates and yoga that builds strength, balance, and confidence without overwhelm. Sessions move at a slow, purposeful pace and are ideal for beginners or anyone seeking supportive instruction. Expect a mirror-free, no-pressure atmosphere that centers comfort and steady progress. The first class is free for newcomers. Hosted at Quantum Revive Henderson, which welcomes participants just as they are.

Get a team together for Kicking for a Cause, the first kickball fundraiser supporting the mission of Harbor House at the Atkinson Park Softball Fields. Teams of 9 to 12 players can register for 150 dollars per team through the Scoreholio app or by messaging the organizers, and please reference kickball when reaching out. Look for prizes, a food truck, and plenty of summertime fun, with sponsorship opportunities to be announced. More event information will be shared soon.

The iconic Huey helicopter returns to the museum for a special weekend featuring paid flight experiences. Rides are $100 per person and are sold only on site on a first come, first served basis. Flights run continuously and ticket sales stop when the daily ride limit is reached, which means rides can sell out early and wait times may be long. Museum admission is required in addition to the ride fee. Admission is $14 for general entry and $9 for seniors, children ages 6 to 17, veterans, active duty service members, and first responders. Children ages 0 to 5 and WWII or Korean War veterans are admitted free.

Now in its twelfth year, the Cajun 8 Limited Bowfishing Tournament brings bowfishing competition to Evansville, Indiana.

Join Painting with a Twist for an easygoing summer afternoon stroll painting class where you can pick the size you want to paint, then twist the experience your way. The session runs for two hours, and you’ll have everything you need to create your piece, including pre-sketched designs or stencils for any more detailed shapes. Food and non-alcoholic drinks are welcome, and wine or beer can be sold on site (with ID checks). Seating is generally first come, first served, with options for groups of 5 or more to be seated together.

Community Summer Night offers music, games, and food, with a bounce house adding to the fun. It is a chance to enjoy community fellowship through shared activities and time together.

Happening at Warehouse 410, this tacos-and-trivia evening pairs a shared meal with lighthearted competition to support children in the community who are navigating kinship and foster care. It is about coming together to encourage brighter futures through good food and friendly questions. Participants must be 21 or older.

A mother daughter luau takes place at Atkinson Park, with the Atkinson pool reserved for the evening. Attendees are asked to keep clothing and swim attire family friendly. Registration is available through Jotform.

Catch award-winning bluesman Selwyn Birchwood live at Mojo’s BoneYard for an Electric Swamp Funkin’ Blues show. Expect an energetic set featuring his signature guitar and lap steel, along with soulful, groove-forward vocals. Doors open at 4:30 PM, and the event is for ages 21 and up.

Browse a wide range of firearms and knives at the Evansville Guns & Knife Show. The event includes vendor displays and opportunities to shop for collectors and enthusiasts.

Hosted by Wathen Farms, Farm Day returns with family-friendly activities. Highlights include a unique tractor showcase, vintage cars along with pickups and motorcycles, a learning space for children, rides on a barrel train, an inflatable bounce area, and mobile food vendors. It is also a chance to reconnect with people you have not seen in a while. Consider bringing lawn chairs if you plan to linger.

Paws on the Patio at Henderson Brewing Company features Henderson Humane with adoptable dogs on site. It offers a relaxed patio gathering with friends and a chance to meet pups while supporting a local cause. Tips and 10 percent of event sales are donated to Henderson Humane.

This free educational session is designed for people turning 65 and older, hosted by Deaconess and presented by MyTruAdvantage. It explains the differences between Original Medicare and the 2026 MyTruAdvantage plans, reviews coverage, benefits, and network details, and offers the chance to speak with a licensed agent. The seminar will be held in Deaconess Midtown Physicians Center, Conference Room 350. For easy access, park in the garage connected to the Physicians Center, use the level 2 walkway, and take the elevator to the third floor. Registration is optional but appreciated because seating is limited. To request accommodations for persons with special needs, call 888-885-8361 or TTY 711.

This six-week session introduces newcomers to epee fencing with beginner-focused instruction. All fencing gear is provided, and ages 10 through adult are welcome. The fee is $120, payable on the first night, and enrollment is limited to 16 participants. Those who prefer may enter the regular classes at any time instead of the beginner series. To participate, obtain a USA Fencing 90-day trial membership to receive a membership number, then complete and email the required waiver and rules forms. Send forms or questions to coachtom@evansvillefencingacademy.com.

The program features family-friendly storytelling and dancing at the Evansville Riverfront Pagoda. Families can listen to tales together and share simple dance activities. The gathering is held outdoors and depends on the weather.

The 2026 season of Market on Main takes place in the Ford Center Plaza. Explore offerings from farmers, food businesses, bakers, makers, food trucks, and artisan products.

Fur-Ever Memories is a photography fundraiser in partnership with Phoenix Down Photography that directs a portion of proceeds to support the animals at It Takes A Village. When you book a wedding, elopement, or portrait session, including engagement, couples, family, senior, or graduation photos, part of your fee helps this cause. Pets are welcome in the photos, making it easy to capture meaningful moments while giving back to animals in need.

Test your knowledge at a weekly trivia night written and led by Smarty Pints Trivia. It is free to play and welcomes all ages. Form a team of up to eight players and compete for prizes awarded to the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 6th place teams.

Multiple pinball formats build toward a headline showdown in this Summer Slam. Weekly qualifiers send the top five players to the championship, with up to 20 competitors making the cut. The top four then face off head to head in best-of-three series, and the final two meet in another best-of-three to crown the winner. If needed, a sudden-death round will decide the title. Entry is $10 for the Pinball Summer Slam final, and each of the five qualifying events is $5. More details will be shared soon.

Volksfest 64' celebrates German flavor, music, and tradition with a ceremonial keg tapping to open the festivities. Doors and serving lines open each day with Germania's Famous Kraut Balls, Bratwurst, Pig Knuckles, Sauerkraut, Sausage Burgers, German Bologna, and other favorites. A large selection of German beers is available alongside domestic options, and there are new wine slushies. Nightly live music features indoor and outdoor performances from River City Polkatz, Polka Cola, Rhein Valley Brass, and the Rathskeller Band, with the local band Haywire also taking the stage. Additional highlights include a progressive half pot and The Wurst Race 5k.

These weekly meetings combine yoga and 12-step practices to support moving through anxiety. Each session begins with an open forum, continues with breathing and sharing, then movement, and finishes with more breathing and restorative poses. No yoga experience is required.

Experience a calm, encouraging blend of Pilates and yoga with Erin McKee, designed to build strength, balance, and confidence without overwhelm. Sessions move at an unhurried, mindful pace and welcome beginners in a mirror-free, low-pressure setting. The first class is free. Held at Quantum Revive Henderson.

College Night at the ballpark brings together the Evansville Otters and Heritage Federal Credit Union to welcome USI employees, alumni, students and friends. Wear your USI gear to show Screagle pride and enjoy an evening of baseball with family and friends. It is also Bark at the Park, so dogs are welcome to come cheer for the home team. USI students receive free admission with a valid college ID and do not need a ticket. Alumni and USI employees can claim general admission tickets online using the code HeritageUSI at checkout. On the field, the Evansville Otters face the Gateway Grizzlies.

Quiz and Tonic is presented in collaboration with The Oxford Comma Trivia Club, The Clover Club, and the River City Pride Gayla Committee. This event features trivia, music, and drag performances in a gin-focused cocktail setting at The Clover Club. Drinks will be available along with a limited selection of food. All proceeds from ticket sales and the raffle table benefit River City Pride. Featured performers include Chantilly Lace, Satanic Mechanic, Styria Stars, and Amity Delite, who holds the titles Mx. River City Pride and Indiana America’s Bearded Queen. Reservations are required and must be made directly with The Clover Club, and a wait list may be created if needed.

Hosted by Matthew Helm, this fast-paced karaoke contest features quick performances in a fun, upbeat setting. The first 10 people to register secure a spot to compete. Drink and food specials add to the festive atmosphere for both participants and supporters.