Cheap Things To Do in New Albany, Indiana

'New Albany National Cemetery' is a United States National Cemetery located in the city of New Albany, in Floyd County, Indiana. It encompasses , and as of the end ... More on Wikipedia

Inscription. This National Cemetery is one of the original 7 established in 1862 by Congress. 5.46 acres were purchased from Dr. Charles Bowman Dec. 1862 for burial of Union and Confederate casualt... More on HMDB

Located in New Albany, hometown of William Faulkner, this local county museum explores the history of the region. The 17th anniversary of the Union County Historical Society and Heritage Museum will be celebrated in 2008. First located ... More on Heritage

about Carnegie Center for Art & History: The Carnegie Center for Art & History is a contemporary art gallery and history museum offering ... More on GoCityKids

This center is a contemporary art gallery and history museum offering a full schedule of changing exhibits. The museum strives to serve as a cultural resource for the education and the enjoyment of... More on Heritage

Inscription. As early as 1821, enslaved blacks seeking freedom crossed the Ohio River from Louisville to New Albany. Antebellum and Civil War periods brought more fugitives. Many freedom-seekers were aided by other slaves, free blacks, ... More on HMDB

The Extreme Sports Park is one of the nations best skate parks, with awesome features including a 24 foot full-pipe! The park offers a great balance of street-style, transition-style and vert. The ... More on skateboardpark.com

There are a lot of bugs depending on the time of year and since this is a mountain bike site, it's worth saying, this isn't a mountain bike trail. More on trails.mtbr.com

about Kentucky Shakespeare Festival: Kentucky Shakespeare Festival stages several productions each year in Central Park . The Shakespeare Youth Academy offers theater training for kids ages five to... More on GoCityKids

Sitting in the park in Old Louisville (designed by the landscaper of Central Park in NYC), and watching Shakespeare on a summer evening ... More on igougo