Haynie's Corner

A local eatery in the heart of the Haynie's Corner Art District in Downtown Evansville has temporarily closed it's doors after both a customer and an employee have tested positive for Covid-19.

Here's a look back at the first ever River City Pride Festival and Parade as the city of Evansville and it's community came together to celebrate love and diversity.

This virtual opportunity will not only teach you how to make a delicious Italian meal at home but also help support the employees of a local restaurant.

The First Annual River City Pride Festival and Parade are taking place on Saturday, June 22nd in downtown Evansville's Haynie's Corner.

This little bamboo fork/spoon combo is definitely adorable but more importantly it is ecologically responsible - and you can buy one locally in Evansville!

The 3rd Annual Alhambra Theatre Film Festival kicks off Thursday with a red carpet experience.

Evansville has plenty of cab services. We've finally gotten on board with Uber and Lyft and we've even got our own Pedi-cab! Soon we may be able to add trolley services to the list of transportation options in the city.

In another episode of "Kat In Real Life," Kat & her her fiance, Shawn, head over to Sixth Street Soapery to learn how to make cold processed lye soap.

Forget Uber & Lyft and get ready for peddle-powered transportation! Downtown is welcoming the addition of Evansville Pedicab!

Everyone knows the history of Historic Bosse Field and the film A League of Their Own, but did you know there is history with the Dapper Pig too? They'll be screening the film this week!

In an effort to end hunger in Evansville and help the homeless, you can purchase your empty bowl at Sauced Saturday, November 5th.

Filmed on a budget of only $8,000 "The Hunt," by writer/director, Peter Nicholas, is one of over 70 films being featured at this year's Alhambra Film Festival, April 7th - 10th.