Haunted Huntingburg takes place Saturday, October 9, 2021, at Market Street Park in Huntingburg, Indiana.

About Haunted Huntingburg

Food trucks will be onsite to keep you filled with delicious fare. Enjoy background acoustic music and craft food options from 4 pm to 7 pm.

Bring the kids! At around 7:30 pm, enjoy a family-friendly outdoor movie on a large inflatable screen! What better way to watch a movie than outdoors in the cool, crisp autumn air!

Plan Your Trip

Enjoy a fall weekend in Dubois County by booking a stay at a nearby hotel or bed and breakfast. Choose from lodging options here.

For more information about Haunted Huntingburg, click here.

For 2021 this event has been cancelled. Check back for the 2022 event dates and more!

About The Rosenvolk German Medieval Festival

Enjoy a weekend of fun and frivolity, entertainment and edification, medieval mayhem and a masquerade. Highlights include three stages of music, theater, and entertainment. Live jousts and falconry demos are performed daily. See wandering minstrels, bards, stilt walkers, and a living statue. See medieval arts, crafts, and unique skills demonstrated. Also, a Landsknecht (Medieval German mercenaries) Encampment, dashing pirates, thrilling Vikings, a fire-breather, and more are featured.

Food vendors abound with treats both sweet and savory to tease the taste buds – don’t forget to try the savory turkey leg.

Do not miss the Saturday Night’s Woodland Masquerade. A favorite of all who visit! This special show brings the audience into the show with special dances and crowd favorite games.

Admission

Tickets may be purchased online at Rosenvolk.com, or at the festival entrance.

Free parking is available on site.

Plan Your Trip

Take advantage of the cooler temperatures, fall scenery, and make a weekend getaway to the area. With three days of Rosenvolk fun, plus tons of nearby things to do, book your overnight stay to experience it all. Find a list of places to stay around Ferdinand here.

For more information, including volunteer and school-visit opportunities, visit https://www.facebook.com/Rosenvolk-German-Medieval-Festival-109056500581293.

Christkindlmarkt Eve takes place Friday, November 19, 2021, at the Monastery of Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand, Indiana.

About Christkindlmarkt Eve

All who wish to experience the magic are invited to gather on the sloped, west side lawn of the majestically domed Monastery Immaculate Conception at 6:30 p.m. EST.  There, the Christkindl, or Christmas Angel, will appear (as she has done at Nuremberg, Germany’s Christkindlmarkts for over 500 years) and regale the assembled with her angelic, melodious voice.  Children will light the way as trumpeters herald in the markt, monks chant, choirs sing, and the Sisters of St. Benedict Bell Choir will perform.

This outdoor Christkindlmarkt Eve event is free and open to all who wish to live a little magic. The Sisters will be hosting their annual Monastery Baked Goods Bake Sale immediately following the 30-minute program. In the case of rain, the opening ceremony will be held inside the monastic crypt.

Dinner

Enjoy a German buffet dinner with entertainment at 7:00 p.m. EST in beautiful St. Gertrude Hall at Monastery Immaculate Conception.  Dinner reservations required ($32).  Parties interested in reserving dinner tickets can call (812) 367-1411, ext. 7345 between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. EST.  All proceeds benefit the Sisters of St. Benedict.

Parking

Parking is available on the grounds at Monastery Immaculate Conception. Ferdinand is located on State Road 162, 1/4 mile north of I-64, exit 63, one hour west of Louisville, KY and 45 minutes east of Evansville, IN.

Planning Your Trip

On Saturday and Sunday, the annual Christkindlmarkt takes over the entire town of Ferdinand. Shop 200 booths of arts and crafts and antique vendors. Also, sample the tasty German fare, or take in a musical performance.

Plenty of nearby places to stay provide a relaxing overnight visit – view a list of local hotels here.

For more information, visit FerdinandChristkindlmarkt.com.

The Ferdinand Christkindlmarkt takes place November 20-21, 2021, throughout the town of Ferdinand, Indiana.

Held the third full weekend in November annually, features over 200 lavishly decorated booths spilling over with quality hand-created items, Christmas wares, antiques, art, delicious regional food and wine, live entertainment, free concerts, free tours, and so much more.

What is Christkindlmarkt?

In Germany, Christmas wares and gifts are sold in the festival-style setting of Christkindlmarkt. During the weeks of Advent, toymakers, basket weavers, woodcarvers, candle makers, and other artisans set up booths in front of the local church, where browsers make their selections. The custom began in the 14th century and continues today in the charming “Bavarian” village of Ferdinand, Indiana.

Shopping

Handmade treasures and treats abound in over 200 stalls featuring table and wall décor, snowmen, folk art, primitives, Santas, original artwork, seasonal displays, inspirational, wood carvings, wooden signs, florals, rustic furniture, baskets, baby, herbal soaps, jewelry, scarves, purses, hats, wood crafts, quilts, candles, chocolates, gourmet fudge, jams, baked goods, cinnamon rolls, apple strudel, schnitzel, wine and much more.

Antiques Market

More than 40 booths will feature antiques, including glass, china, bisque, books, jewelry, primitives, furniture, pottery, linens, vintage, collectibles, Christmas, etc. If the warm wood tones don’t draw you in, maybe the cinnamon roasted nuts or wine surely will!

How to Become a Vendor

The Ferdinand Christkindlmarkt committee handles all vendor approvals – find details here.

How to Get Here

Ferdinand is located on State Road 162, 1/4 mile north of I-64, exit 63, in Southern Indiana’s Hill Country, one hour west of Louisville, KY and 45 minutes east of Evansville, IN. Just park and ride; shuttle service is provided for free.

Shuttles travel between the six markt sites via the Green (North) and Red (South) Routes and loop through town to other attractions and shopping venues.

Planning Your Trip

Food and snacks are available throughout the markts – you can also find great local dining options in Ferdinand and the surrounding area.

With two days of shopping, you can make an entire weekend exploring the quaint southern Indiana region. Book a bed & breakfast or a comfy hotel stay for a restful night of sleep; view a list of nearby places here.

For more information, visit FerdinandChristkindlmarkt.com.

Let downtown Jasper’s colossal Christmas tree welcome you to the Jasper O’ Tannenbaum Days celebration. Visit each store to see talented artists and artisans demonstrate their skills of wood-carving, pottery, quilting, and butter-churning.

Enjoy unique shopping, carolers, visits with Santa, carriage rides, special performances and tours of historic sites including the magnificent St. Joseph Church, an 1880 Romanesque, old world-style church listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Event highlights include:

• Artist and Artisan Demonstrations in many stores
• Santa Claus and Carriage Rides
• Church Bazaars and Cookie Walks
• St. Joseph Church Tour
• Krempp Gallery Exhibit of Local Artists
• Kids’ Activities and Santa at the Dubois County Museum
• Jingle Bell Jog at Riverwalk
• Christmas Craft Show at Jasper High School
• Holiday Bazaar – Cabby Gym
• Story Time with Santa

A Christmas Journey: Annual Candlelit Christmas Parade takes place on Saturday, December 4, 2021, beginning at 6:30 pm ET.

Meet inside St Mary’s Church for Christmas Caroling with the Jr/High School church choir or at the Huntingburg City Office with the Latino choir: Grupo Guanaco. Then, follow the Christmas Star along 4th Street, with Santa and Mrs. Claus riding in “Old Betsy,” and the SHS Band, walk by candlelight to Salem United Church of Christ. Once at Salem Church, experience a Starry Night in Bethlehem with interactive marketplace characters, crafts, and talking with Mary and Joseph in the stable with Baby Jesus.

Don’t forget to visit Santa and Mrs. Claus at the North Pole.

This is a free event for the community, family and children are encouraged to come.