evansville museum

The story of Evansville's Picasso piece is wild, and soon we will be able to see it on display at the Evansville Museum.

As Evansville, Indiana prepares to welcome visitors for the total solar eclipse, there is one part of the population that we don't want to leave out.

The shows mix contemporary music from different genres with a stunning light show inside the Koch Immersive Theater.

The Evansville Museum of Arts, History, & Science welcomes Grammy-nominated percussionist, James Hood's Mesmerica to the Koch Immersive Theatre and Planetarium. Tickets available now.

Have you seen a show at the Koch Immersive Theater? Ever wondered how it works? Now you can learn!

Tomorrow you can enjoy free admission to the Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science with their Free Friday!

Tonight you can join the Evansville Museum for the Summer's End Celebration!

Grab your friends and head out to the Evansville Museum to track Pokemon during their first ever Pokemon GO Day this Friday!

Event to feature exhibits and demonstrations on Saturday July 23rd from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

One of the biggest gripes people from Evansville have is that there's nothing to do. As a native myself, I've certainly said that a time or ten. Maybe it's because we're too "inside the box." Meaning we can't step back and see what our city has to offer because we're too close. We're here every day, so the attractions we have are just another part of the landscape, like any random house

LEGOs have come a long way since they were invented in 1932. No longer are they simply small, plastic bricks for kids to build rectangular cars that would never be practical in the real world, they've become part of pop culture as the basis for countless video games, and one of the best movies ever.  But despite all that, at the end of the day, they're still simply small, plastic bricks kids of al

"Bottled and Kegged: A Toast to Evansville's Breweries" Exhibit is being opened by the Evansville Museum and will highlight the rich brewing history that is a part of Evansville's past and present.