Hopkinsville is buzzing with summer excitement—from returning tourists to upcoming festivals, local pride is at an all-time high.
At 1730 East 9th Street, the Hopkinsville Visitors Center is in full swing. Summertime is the busiest season, and for Executive Director Amy Rogers, that means reconnecting with familiar faces and welcoming new ones.
click to download audioInside the visitor’s center, it’s more than just maps and brochures. Visitors can explore a gift shop brimming with local flair—everything from baking mixes to branded iron skillets.
click to download audioAnd coming soon: Alien Invasion Day on August 23rd—a quirky celebration that pays homage to a storied part of Hopkinsville’s past, and serves as a launchpad for something even bigger.
click to download audioGoblin Con is set to take over the Bruce Convention Center on October 17th and 18th, bringing celebrities, games, vendors, and plenty of supernatural fun. VIP tickets even include exclusive film screenings and mingling opportunities.
click to download audioHopkinsville is also gaining ground in film. The city has joined the West Kentucky Film Commission, opening the door to more cinematic exposure.
click to download audioAnd the community spirit doesn’t stop there. Events like Red, White, and Boom at Casey Jones Distillery and other happenings can be found online or—better yet—in person.
click to download audioWhether it’s alien lore, pickleball history, or just a good old-fashioned southern welcome, the Hopkinsville Visitors Center has something for everyone.
click to download audioFor more on upcoming events in Hopkinsville, visit their Facebook page or stop by the Visitors Center.
