City View 2026

Think you are a local trivia expert? Let Evansville Living put that to the test. (Answers at the bottom of the article — no cheating!) Retired Whirlpool engineer Bob Hartman, 100, invented what kitchen device? F.J. Reitz High School graduate

Scott Nickens, owner of The Deli at Old National Bank, has been feeding Downtown business owners, workers, and visitors since the 1990s. Ask him about local flavor, and he has plenty to say. Tell us about your background in the

Being more than 200 years old, the city of Evansville boasts an impressive 81 individual structures and nine districts recognized by the U.S. Department of the Interior as historic places. The Riverside Preservation Area covers the area near Downtown from

Struggling to choose where to dine? Take your cue from Evansville Living readers. Every year since 2001, they have taken to the magazine’s Best of the City contest to name their favorites across different categories of everyday life, including food

Whether you’re out shopping for a book or enjoying a leisurely stroll, it’s common to cross paths with Liz and Quincy Zikmund and their pugs, Otis and Newt. The owners of Give A Dog A Bone share some of their

What does Southwestern Indiana taste like? Take a bite by shopping for fresh, homegrown food at roadside produce stands and full-fledged farmers markets. Bud’s Farm Market 3501 S. Weinbach Ave. Open May-October: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday

Looking to mix a little fun into your rec routine? Whether you’re chasing a personal best or just looking for an excuse to get outside, these sports are easy to pick up and enjoy. Golf The City of Evansville’s three

Want to get out and get away? Green spaces of all kinds are ready to welcome you. From tranquil wetlands and old-growth forests to waterfront parks and trails, here are six spots to disconnect from the world and engage with

Want a glimpse into Evansville’s personality? Look at its annual calendar. Stuffed with sports, entertainment, arts, history, recreation, and community events, the calendar peeks into the city’s history, tapestry of cultures, spirit of giving, and uniqueness. Start with a cornerstone

Every week, more than 7,380 Tri-State residents gather under one massive roof to assemble world-class vehicles. Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana’s plant in Gibson County, about 25 miles north of Downtown Evansville, is where, as of spring 2026, the Toyota Highlander,

As Executive Director at Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden, Erik Beck crosses paths with residents and visitors alike — and sees first-hand what interests people in Evansville. Tell us about the activities and events that resonate with area residents.