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Angel Mounds: Offering a heavenly peek at prehistory
Centuries before there was an Evansville, people found southwestern Indiana an attractive home. See where and how native Americans lived at Angel Mounds State Historic Site.
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National Quilt Museum keeps traditional art alive
With more than 300 traditional and contemporary quilts, the National Quilt Museum in the westernmost edge of Kentucky provides hours of enjoyment for quilters and non-quilters alike.
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State Theater returns to glory days
With old-time classic films, more recent memorable movies, concerts and special events, the Historic State Theater is returning to its heritage as the premier entertainment center for Hardin County.
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Market House Theatre: Distinctive theater in a historic locale
For nearly 50 years, the award-winning Market House Theatre has been entertaining audiences while providing artistic opportunities for young and old alike. This community theater delivers delightful performances ranging from traditional musical theater favorites to lively youth-oriented performances to recent Broadway dramas, comedies and musicals. With a season this varied — and with tickets this affordable — there’s sure to be something for you!
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Beech Bend Park offers plenty to please
Beech Bend Park and Splash Lagoon in Bowling Green has long been loaded with good times — thrill rides, family rides, music and magic shows, swimming and more. Now, with the addition of a major water-park expansion the fun comes at you in waves.
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Market House Museum: Packing Paducah’s history in a small space
Though small, the William Clark Market House Museum contains curiosities and artifacts tracing the nearly 200 years of Paducah’s history. From early vehicles to delicate works of art to documents and maps, the museum celebrates the people and events who made the town what it has become.
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Mesker Park Zoo: A world of wildlife, minutes away
Explore an Amazon rainforest, visit a prairie dog village, feed a giraffe and paddle a swan boat across Lake Victoria — you can do it all in a day at Evansville’s Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden.
An Evansville favorite since 1928, the zoo is worth a visit from anyone in the tri-state region. Recent additions such as the rainforest-themed Amazonia and the renovated nocturnal exhibit make it more enticing than ever.
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Hardin Playhouse: Great, affordable theater
Hardin County Playhouse continues to provide excellent and affordable live theater just 45 minutes from Louisville.
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Tilghman House: Explore the Civil War in Western Kentucky
The Lloyd Tilghman House and Civil War Museum houses mementos of a Confederate general, but its main attraction is in exploring the progress of the Civil War in Western Kentucky.
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Funtopia: An amazing playground, built on pride
Could a children’s playground in Elizabethtown be worth a 45-minute drive from Louisville? Maybe, if you’ve got kids of the sandbox-playing, ladder-climbing, monkey-bar-swinging ages — and if you’re talking about Funtopia, the 12,500-square-foot recreational area built with community spirit and neighborhood pride in 2002.
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