The latest additions on the scene are The Depot, an entertainment venue that features repurposed shipping containers decked out in colorful murals, serves as a space for concerts and art markets.

The NoCo Arts & Cultural District (“No” stands for North and “Co” stands for Court and is a reference to its location – North of Court Avenue in Jeffersonville) is an intimate, whimsical, colorful and walkable area that is home to murals, a Story Trail, makerspaces and a public garden. Choose from more than 20 taps, and four-legged friends are welcome, too. Take in the view while enjoying a brew at Upland Brewing Co., located on the Ohio River waterfront. Pizza and craft beer go hand in hand at Parlour. For craft beer and pub fare, there’s Red Yeti and Pearl Street Taphouse. Grab a bite at Town, an Italian- American pub with eclectic menu items. Just remember: “There are no mistakes, just happy accidents!”Ī short walk across the Big Four Bridge will land you in Jeffersonville and at the Big Four Station, featuring green space, fountains, a pavilion and a playground. Want to learn how to paint like Bob Ross? Fostered Up Art specializes in painting classes highlighting the famous artist’s trademark style.

For games, grains and grub, head over to RecBar 812, touted as one of the largest arcade bars and restaurant settings in the country. For skateboarders, the New Albany Flow Park is a one-of-a-kind skate-able work of art. Have an excellent family-friendly time at River Run Family Waterpark (open seasonally).įor those searching for mystery and magic, visit J&B Magic Shop and Theater or the New Albany Wicked Walk. Take a tour of the historic Culbertson Mansion, which tells the story of an influential dry goods merchant, one of Indiana’s wealthiest men. For art and history lovers, there’s the Carnegie Center for Art & History, a museum and contemporary art gallery. For gifts, there’s Regalo and for home décor, there’s Madhouse. Pizzeria & Public House and Donum Dei, New Albany’s only “brewstillery.”įor stylish clothing and accessories, shop the racks at local favorites Dress & Dwell, Him & Her Boutique or House of K. The area also has several breweries, including Floyd County Brewing, New Albanian Brewing Co.

For dessert, head over to the colorful Sweet Stuff Bakery for a cookie or pastry. Try rustic-chic gastropub at The Exchange Pub + Kitchen. For small plates and big steaks, there’s Brooklyn and the Butcher, a mishmash of an old-school New York interior with a Brooklyn exterior. Try Dragon King’s Daughter for an Asian-fusion experience. Head to MESA, A Live Dining Show where you can converse with some of the area’s hottest chefs as they create right before your eyes.

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