Leisure and Travel Blog

Are you excited that Abbey Road 2019? We are, and we're totally stoked about who's performing this year! Here's a preview of some of the 50 bands performing over 250 concerts May 23-27. We're also including a map of Big Four Station Park so you won't miss a beat!

Where can I park? Are tickets still available? What am I allowed to bring with me? With the largest Beatles-inspired music festival in Jeffersonville happening May 24-28, we want you to have the latest information so your Abbey Road on the River 2018 experience will be a fun and memorable one.

First rule for Abbey Road on the River, and the most important one is always:

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, you can almost smell the roasted turkey, stuffing and pumpkin pie. Great food isn’t the only thing happening this time of year. We’re talking travelers, and a lot them. AAA says nearly 51 million of us travel every year during Thanksgiving. If you’re one of

When visiting the Falls of the Ohio State Park, visitors expect to see fossils, wildlife, and the Ohio River rushing through the McAlpine Dam. What you don't expect to see is art...made from

Downtown Jeffersonville's Big Four Station Park was transformed into something beautiful May 24-28.  Bands and festival-goers from around the world joined for Abbey Road on the River to play tribute to the music and message of the Beatles.

Whether looking for a way to entertain out-of-town guests or making memories here at home with friends and family, southern Indiana is home to many holiday activities and events. And the holiday action isn’t limited to SoIN!

Every fall, the smell of fresh donuts and apple dumplings fill the air in the downtown streets of New Albany, Indiana. The sounds of the hit & miss engine making ice cream and cheerful chatter swell in the streets as the Harvest Homecoming festival begins,

Miss America 2009, Katie Stam-Irk, and her family recently visited Huber's Orchard in Starlight, Indiana.

We’re different, but we’re the same.

Clark & Floyd Counties Convention & Tourism Bureau in Southern Indiana is now SoIN. Maybe you've noticed. We have a new look and we’re pretty excited about it! What does this mean and how does it affect you? Well, we’re still the tourism bureau for Clark and