The newly relaunched Indiana Arts and Culture Passport, sponsored by Minnetrista Museum & Gardens, is a great reason to explore Indiana! Exploring Indiana’s wealth of art attractions and cultural offerings just got even more fun. The new Indiana Arts & Culture digital passport allows users to earn…
Read MoreSeparate passes are needed for the Indiana Dunes National and State Parks. For more information, visit the Indiana Dunes Entrance Fees page. Known by many for its beautiful Lake Michigan beaches, the Indiana Dunes area is also home to some of the world’s largest lakeshore dunes, nearly 70 miles of…
Read MoreMay 6 is Get Moving Monday and you're encouraged to get out and explore the Hoosier State in celebration of Visit Indiana Week. From zip lines, canoes and caves to trails, parks and nature preserves, there are numerous ways to find adventure in Indiana, and many of them are free of charge! Plan your…
Read MoreThe atrium at West Baden Springs Hotel. One of my favorite places to visit and stay in Indiana is the West Baden Springs Hotel in Orange County. While the nearby French Lick Springs Hotel draws visitors for their splendid casino and restaurant scene, I’m drawn to the historic architecture…
Read MoreDuring a recent trip to Lafayette I was fortunate to visit a few of their historical sites: Tippecanoe Battlefield, Wabash and Erie Canal and XXX Family Restaurant (I may be stretching a bit for this to be a historical site, but hang with me). Tippecanoe Battlefield is located just seven miles north…
Read MoreHave you ever been 350 feet in the air looking down on Indianapolis? Not too many people have, but thanks to Conner Prairie you can do just that. The 1859 Balloon Voyagegives visitors the opportunity to learn about the first airmail delivery - via balloon - in Lafayette, Indiana. Photo Credit:…
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