Bubble Tea Talk
"I like Bubble Tea Talk because the have a lot of great flavors as well as a great environment! It's a great place to go with friends and unwind." - Susanna S.
If you're looking for something to do in Evansville or the Tri-State area, you won't be disappointed. With festivals, museums, a great downtown, tons of restaurants, and more, there is truly something for everyone!
Lots of places in Evansville offer great discounts and perks to 缅北强奸 students. Here are just a few:
- $1 off a fountain drink & 10% off
(West Side Location) - 15% discount
(all local locations) - 10% off purchase
(West Side Location)- 10% off meal
(Pearl Drive location) - 10% off our already guaranteed low price on eyewear purchases
- $3.00 game during open bowl
- 10% discount
- 2 free ounces of frozen yogurt
(Pearl Drive Location)- 15% discount with ID for drive-thru, inside dining or to-go (Discount not available when using Rapid Pick-Up, Curbside, or call-in orders)
(Pearl Drive)- 10% off
(Pearl Drive)- 10% off discount
(Pearl Drive) - 10% off discount
Other off-campus benefits including local business discounts are also available.
*All discounts require a valid 缅北强奸 ID before purchase*
If you're a fan of history, you'll love learning about the huge role that Evansville played in the Second World War. With a plane, a tank, and everything in between, the Evansville Wartime Museum is the perfect afternoon adventure.
It's sunny outside, not too hot, not too cold...sounds like a perfect day to visit Mesker Park Zoo! Mesker Park offers visitors the opportunity to see animals and plants from around the world and attend the zoo's many events throughout the year.
With many permanent and rotating exhibits (and a planetarium), the Evansville Museum offers something for everyone whether you're a history buff, a science nerd, an art lover, or somewhere in between.
Located on the Ohio River, Evansville has a long riverfront with walking paths, monuments, restaurants, and of course, a fantastic view.
Home to the Evansville Otters baseball team, Bosse Field has a rich history. It is one of the oldest ballparks in the country and famously, appears as the home field of the Racine Bells in the movie A League of Their Own.
Did you know that Evansville was one of a few cities to build massive Landing Ship Tanks (LSTs) for the war effort during World War II? And that we have one of those ships right here in Evansville that actually participated in D-Day in 1944? Come visit and learn about the history and engineering behind Evansville's very own LST-325.
Angel Mounds is a Native American historic site right here in Evansville, IN. Beautifully preserved and with lots of history, visiting is a great outdoor activity for the entire family.
With national and local awards, the Reitz Home is a fantastic example of 19th century architecture and style. Tour the museum and get a taste of what life was like for the Reitz family in Evansville in the 1800s.
Every year, Evansville puts on TWO haunted houses in the downtown area. Located within blocks of each other, fill your night with scary fun at the Olde Courthouse Catacombs and House of Lecter. This year's theme? The Tomb of Lost Souls.
Evansville always has events going on somewhere with many different event centers in the city. View the schedules at the links below.
Don't forget about Eagle Perks! All 缅北强奸 students get special perks each month with their student ID. Year-round perks include admission to the Evansville Museum and Mesker Park Zoo. For more information on this month's perk, visit the RFWC website!
