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The Ford Center is a multi-use arena in downtown Evansville. Home to the University of Evansville Purple Aces, the Evansville Thunderbolts hockey team, and major touring acts from Disney on Ice and Tom Segura to WWE and music concerts. The surrounding downtown scene offers plenty to do, from grabbing a bite at local restaurants like Gangnam Korean, relaxing at NOCO Park’s food-truck plaza, or exploring nearby Victory Theatre, Children’s Museum, and Ohio River riverfront parks.

Bally's Evansville Casino & Hotel is an entertainment destination in southwestern Indiana. It boasts nearly 1,000 slot and video poker machines, approximately 30 live and electronic table games, and a High-Limit Room. The complex also includes three restaurants, three bars, a riverfront event center, and conference facilities. Whether you're gambling, dining, attending a concert, or hosting a conference, Bally's delivers a full-service, riverside experience for every type of visitor.

Eastland Mall is Evansville’s top shopping destination, featuring over 130 specialty stores and well-known retailers. Beyond shopping, the mall offers ample dining options from quick bites at Chick‑fil‑A and Sbarro in the food court to full‑service restaurants like Olive Garden and TGI Fridays. Families will appreciate kid-friendly amenities including a carousel, play area, and arcade. With its mix of retail, dining, entertainment, and family-friendly features, Eastland Mall is for everyone.

Mesker Park Zoo and Botanic Garden in Evansville spans 45 scenic acres. Guests can wander through geographically themed regions from African savannas to the Amazonia rainforest. Experience feeding giraffes, walking through the Budgie Walkabout, or keeper-led penguin talks. With exhibits like the Humboldt penguins and year-round events, the zoo is a blend of conservation, education, and interactive fun. It's a perfect destination for those seeking a memorable day out.

Bosse Field is a living piece of American baseball history and one of the oldest professional ballparks still in use. Opened in 1915, it ranks as the third-oldest in the U.S., behind only Fenway and Wrigley. Today, it’s home to the independent Frontier League’s Evansville Otters, and film enthusiasts will recognize the field from A League of Their Own. Visitors can enjoy guided stadium tours that reveal the press box, dugouts, and memorabilia.