What’s Happening This Fall in Boonville, Indiana? Your Local Event Roundup
There’s something special about fall in Southern Indiana—the crunch of leaves underfoot, the smell of bonfires in the air, and a calendar full of festive, family-friendly events. At Prime Foods, we’re proud to call Boonville home, and we love celebrating the season alongside our neighbors.
From seasonal markets to haunted hayrides, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite fall happenings in Boonville and across Warrick County. Whether you’re carving pumpkins or shopping local, we’re here to help you make the most of autumn in our vibrant community.
In & Near Boonville
Now Through October — Warrick County Farmers Market in Boonville
Since 2009, the Warrick County Farmers Market has been bringing fresh produce, homemade goodies, and local charm to the heart of Boonville. Set up each Saturday at the Harold Gunn Pavilion, it’s the perfect spot to grab crisp veggies, baked treats, handmade crafts, and maybe even a bouquet or two. Whether you’re a market regular or stopping by for the first time, it’s a great way to support local growers and makers while soaking in the best of the season—one Saturday at a time!
October 4 — Boonville Square Flair
Get ready for a full day of small-town charm and fall festivities right in the heart of Boonville! Square Flair takes over the Warrick County Courthouse Square with live music, local vendors, delicious food trucks, inflatables and games for the kids, and even a chili cook-off. Whether you’re browsing handmade crafts, snacking your way through downtown, or just soaking up the autumn vibes, this family-friendly event is the perfect way to kick off the season. Come out and celebrate everything that makes Boonville feel like home!
October 10‑12 — 62nd Annual Fall Show
Step back in time and experience the sights, sounds, and smells of Indiana’s agricultural roots at the 62nd Annual Fall Show! Held at Thresherman’s Park just north of Boonville, this beloved event features steam and gas engines, antique tractors, a working sawmill, blacksmithing demos, and more. There’s plenty for the whole family too—including a petting zoo, food booths, live demonstrations, and old-fashioned fun around every corner. Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for a unique fall weekend outing, this event is a Boonville tradition you won’t want to miss!
October 18 — Bone Appetit Sugar Cookie Decorating Class
Ready to bake up some spooky fun? Join Dough & Design for a hauntingly delightful 2.5-hour cookie decorating class where you’ll learn how to decorate six skeleton-themed sugar cookies using royal icing in two colors and consistencies. Perfect for beginners, the class covers sugar cookie basics, piping techniques, and tips for dough and icing strategy—all supplies included! Just bring your creativity (and maybe an apron), and get ready for a bone-chillingly sweet time.
November 1 — Boonville High School Craft Show
Looking for one‑of‑a‑kind gifts, cozy home decor, or just something handmade with heart? The Boonville High School Craft Show is your spot. Local artisans and makers fill the gym and hallways with crafts, jewelry, art, and seasonal goodies. It’s a perfect weekend outing—just bring family, cash for the stalls, and your good spirit. You might walk away with something special while supporting our local community at the same time!
Other Notables in Warrick County
October 17‑19 & 24‑26 — Halloween Illuminations in Newburgh
Looking for a not-so-scary way to celebrate the spooky season? Head to the Riverfront in Historic Newburgh for Halloween Illuminations—a magical nighttime walk filled with glowing lights, whimsical displays, and a hint of Halloween mystery. This family-friendly event lets you stroll at your own pace through a trail of illuminated pumpkins, friendly ghosts, and fall-themed scenes. It’s perfect for all ages and a great way to enjoy the season without the jump scares. Don’t forget your camera—and maybe a warm cider for the walk!
October 17‑19 — Ghostly Hayrides in Newburgh
Climb aboard…if you dare! The Ghostly Hayrides in Newburgh offer a fun and slightly spooky ride through the woods, with costumed characters, eerie scenes, and just the right amount of fright for families and brave-hearted kids. It’s a classic fall tradition in Warrick County—perfect for making memories, sharing laughs (and maybe a few screams), and enjoying the crisp October air under the stars. Bundle up and bring your sense of adventure!
October 24‑26, 2025 — 32nd Annual Ghost Walk in Newburgh
Step into the shadows of Newburgh’s haunted history during the 32nd Annual Ghost Walk—a beloved local tradition that brings spine-tingling stories to life. Guided walking tours wind through the historic downtown streets, where costumed storytellers share eerie tales, legends, and maybe a ghostly encounter or two. It’s spooky, educational, and loads of fun for anyone who loves a good story with a supernatural twist. Choose from different tour options and prepare for a night of haunted history you won’t forget!
November 2 — Goats & Gourds at Blue Heron Farm (Chandler)
Got leftover pumpkins? The goats at Blue Heron Farm would love them! Bring your unpainted, non-moldy gourds and enjoy a fall afternoon filled with fuzzy friends and farm fun. Families can feed the goats, sip on hot chocolate, roast s’mores, and explore the pasture. There’s even a little farm store where you can grab goat milk soaps, lotions, and other handmade goodies. It’s a cozy, feel-good way to wrap up the fall season—and your pumpkins get a second life as goat treats!
Whether you’re picking out pumpkins, browsing local crafts, or just soaking in the sights and sounds of fall, there’s something special happening every weekend around Boonville and Warrick County. At Prime Foods, we’re proud to be part of a community that knows how to celebrate the season—and we’re always here to help you stay connected to local events, traditions, and all the festive fun. Happy fall, and we hope to see you out and about!