The annual Harvest Homecoming Festival in downtown New Albany brought together families, vendors,
and local artists this October weekend. The event featured food booths, crafts, and live music, offering a
chance for the community to connect and celebrate local tradition. Visitors, vendors, and photographers
shared how the festival continues to bring life, pride, and connection to the city each year.
A local non-profit animal shelter hosted a booth at Harvest Homecoming this year, letting visitors spend time with its wet-nosed puppies for a small fee.
Fat Heads Rescue had a booth at the annual...
The bead-throwing of Mardi Gras combined with the candy-giving of Halloween on Saturday, Oct. 5, for IU Southeast’s Mardi Gras and Halloween-inspired floats at this year’s Harvest Homecoming Parade...
Saturday, Oct. 6, was the kickoff of the locally famous Harvest Homecoming. The parade showing many local service people, community businesses and youth-oriented activities gave not only a chance...
Every October, roughly half a million people, both locals and visitors, gather at the Harvest Homecoming Festival in New Albany, Indiana. The event has been a key part of local tradition for 51 years and...
Harvest Homecoming is a fall staple in Kentuckiana. When the fall attire comes out, the air gets a chill and the smell of delicious foods begin to float, you can usually find people heading toward downtown...
IU Southeast and other local businesses walked the streets of downtown New Albany to kick off the Harvest Homecoming festivities on Saturday.
The parade started at 12 p.m. on Vincennes Street, in...
Southeast Sound, IU Southeast’s marching band, was "en fuego" this summer.
Southeast Sound came together in April of this year and assembled a 19 member squad by the summer. Despite this recent inception,...
On Saturday Oct. 4 about 60 members of the IU Southeast community participated in the Harvest Homecoming Parade. The IUS float was built by physical plant workers as well as student and faculty volunteers....
IU Southeast celebrated Harvest Homecoming with its annual Fall Festival, turning the Evergreen Parking Lot into an area of fun on Oct. 2.
Residents from the Kentuckiana area also came to campus to join in on the festivities, including games, inflatable jumpers and pumpkin paintings.
The activities required tickets that could be purchased for 50 cents each, but most activities required one or two.
