Evansville, IN West Side Nut Club Fall Festival 2022 Munchie Map

During the first week of October, the air on Franklin Street will be full of delicious smells. But we need time to plan out what to eat, and from which booths. The day we've waited a year for is finally here. The 2022 West Side Nut Club Fall Festival Muchie Map is now available!

In Other Exciting Fall Festival News - Nut Club Half Pot

Oh yes, it is back for 2022, one of the most anticipated half-pots of the year. Ticket sales begin Monday, October 3, 2022, at 10:00 AM. Ticket sales will continue through Friday, October 7, 2022, at 10:00 PM. Then on Saturday, October 8, 2022, tickets will be available from 8:00 AM-2:00 PM.

The drawing will be held at 8:00 PM Saturday on The Benjamin & Anna Bosse Foundation Stage.

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2022 West Side Nut Club Fall Festival Munchie Map

What will you eat first?

Fried Green Tomatoes from the Vanderburgh Humane Society booth! ~ Ashley McReynolds

Monster ear! Chuck Wagon sausage burger is a close second! ~ Cindy Erwin

Resurrection Church's Chicken and dumplings and of course a Nutty Bar from the booth I can't remember the name of! ~ Rebecca Jackson

St. Wendel Cinnamon Bread Pudding! Mmmmm...~ James Coomes

Pronto pup made perfect at The Cathedral Booth! ~ Gwen Walker

Chicken n Dumplings from Resurrection Catholic Church. Peanut butter fudge from St. Mathew's is a close 2nd! ~ Jerry W. Williams

St. Matthews chocolate fudge ~ Colleen Marie Barton

Funnel cakes from North Green Brigade booth! ~ Lindsey Barnett Wilkerson

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Munchie Map

Evansville's Fall Festival Survival Guide

We've put together a guide to help you enjoy (and survive!) Evansville's annual West Side Nut Club Fall Festival on Franklin Street - the 2nd Largest Street Festival in the Country!

See How the West Side Nut Club Cleans Up After the Fall Festival

Nearly every one of the 300 active Club members jumps into action early Sunday morning to start tearing down and clean up the mess left behind by the thousands of attendees over the course of the six-day event. But, it's far more than just picking up trash.