The best things to do in Seymour

“If your household is 90 percent shin guards right now, St. Francis Soccer Club has rec leagues, indoor soccer, and training camps that actually wear them out. They also host tourneys like the Zombie Cup Classic and a Friday Night Fun League 5v5 for fast, low-pressure touches.”

From the Greenwood newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Whether you're in the mood for an indie gem or the latest blockbuster, Living Room Theaters keeps it comfy and relaxed with actual food plus wine and beer, so your movie night feels like a night out, not a chore. A solid pick for date night or group hangs.”

“Whispering Hills Golf Course is a nine-hole loop with big greens, elevated tees and greens, bunkers on nearly every hole, and water on six, which makes it sneaky-challenging without eating your whole day. Easy pick for a quick after-work round or weekend tune-up.”

From the Greenwood newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Golf-themed venue featuring multiple hitting bays for simulator games and a restaurant serving comfort eats.”

“Public 9-hole golf course featuring tree-lined fairways, ponds, and wildlife.”

“Tibbs Drive-In Theatre is still the city’s only drive-in, family owned since 1967, with four screens and crisp digital projection serving up first-run hits alongside retro favorites. Swap the couch for your car this week and make a night of it under the sky.”

From the Greenwood newsletter, August 12, 2026

“Since 1924, Rustic Driving Range and Mini Golf has delivered true mini golf on natural grass with trees, obstacles, and long par-4s and par-5s that play like tiny fairways. Rally the crew, chase a low score, then picnic or hit the range for extra swings.”

From the Lawrence newsletter, August 24, 2026

“Sarah Shank Golf Course keeps things simple in the best way, a well-maintained, walkable track with undulating greens that make every putt a little interesting and welcome all skill levels. It’s a dependable place to scratch the itch without overcomplicating your day.”

From the Kokomo newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Golfers can play at this public course just 2 miles from downtown Indianapolis.”

“Smock Golf Course is a publicly owned, daily fee spot with chipping and putting areas, a driving range, and PGA staff for lessons, plus leagues and memberships if you catch the bug. Big on junior programs and fun instruction for ladies, with a bar & grill perfect for celebrating or forgetting a round.”

From the Greenwood newsletter, September 1, 2026