...Registration forms can be picked up at the Chamber of Commerce, Parks & Recreation, drive-up window at HES & HWEA. The kids are provided a lunch, free T-shirts, and prizes...

Happy 2019, friends! We know that this year is going to be filled with exciting adventures and memories galore! To help with your list of activities for the year, we have some that we suggest listed below...but don't be shy...tell us what you are looking most forward to doing in Hopkinsville in 2019!

Looking for the best place to enjoy a delicious Thanksgiving meal tomorrow without the hassle of defrosting a turkey?🍗

Check out our guide to Thanksgiving food & fun!

Younger generations may not know it, but Hopkinsville has a rich history when it comes to America’s favorite pastime. The Hoptown Hoppers borrowed their name from a minor league team that played decades ago in the now-disbanded “Kitty” League. Although the original Hoppers were a true “minor” league franchise, today’s Hoppers are part of the Ohio Valley League – a summer collegiate wood bat baseball league. Players come from their colleges and universities all across the country to sharpen their baseball skills during the OVL season.

Mark your calendar for the 4th Annual Hoptown Harvest Festival, September 23-24, 2022! Check out all of the great events!

In celebration of Black History Month, we encourage you to learn more about Hopkinsville's African American history.

Take a Cell Phone Tour

2019 marks the 5th year that Hopkinsville has participated in the Big Read, a program of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest. Check out the full schedule of events and be sure to pick up a copy of The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien.