Experience Evansville History: Oak Hill Cemetery Twilight Tour

Looking for a fun and educational evening in Evansville? The annual Twilight Tour at Oak Hill Cemetery is back this Saturday! Hosted by the City of Evansville Department of Urban Forestry in partnership with the Vanderburgh County Historical Society and the Evansville Adopt-An-Ash Program, this unique event kicks off at 5:00 p.m. and offers a blend of history, drama, and community spirit.

Live Reenactments Bring History to Life

Step back in time with live reenactments of some of the most influential figures buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. As you walk through the grounds, you’ll get to hear fascinating stories about the people who helped shape Evansville’s rich history. From dramatic performances to intriguing tales, the Twilight Tour offers a truly engaging experience for all ages.

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Discover Evansville’s Roots

The Twilight Tour isn’t just about entertainment—it’s a chance to deepen your understanding of Evansville’s past. Along with the reenactments, there will be a special presentation highlighting how these historical figures contributed to making Evansville what it is today. It’s a lively and informative way to spend a Saturday night!

Tickets and Event Details:

Oak Hill Cemetery & Arboretum is located off Highway 41 just north of the Lloyd Expressway.

Tickets for the Twilight Tour are available now. Pricing is as follows:

Adults: $15
Students: $10
Children: $5

Tickets can be purchased in advance at www.evansvilleparksfoundation.org/twilight-tours or at the main gate on the night of the event.

Support Evansville’s Ash Trees

All proceeds from the Twilight Tour benefit the Evansville Adopt-An-Ash Program, which aims to save ash trees in Oak Hill Cemetery from the invasive Emerald Ash Borer. This destructive pest has been threatening Evansville’s ash trees, a key part of the city’s lush greenery. By attending, you’ll not only enjoy an entertaining night but also help preserve the natural beauty of our community for generations to come.