Indiana Insider Blog

There’s no better way to commemorate an occasion or enjoy some quality time with friends and family than a great meal at a memorable restaurant. The senses of smell and taste are strongly linked to memory, and we’ve come up... Read more

Read all about it! Indiana Humanities has created a new way to honor Indianapolis writers past and present with a new self-guided literary tour. Bookmark Indy connects pen to place through 19 locations connected to more than 20 authors who... Read more

Do you “dare” to take on the newest Indiana Dunes hiking challenge? The Diana of the Dunes Dare is a challenging hike with a very interesting history! The new Diana of the Dunes Dare follows the West Beach Dune Succession... Read more

Owners of this Greek café, brothers Eli and Dimitrios Alafogianis delight in introducing the coffee and delicacies of their homeland to Cambridge City. The Café Neo name stems appropriately from the Greek word “kafeneo,” meaning a community gathering place or coffee... Read more

If you’re planning on a trip to northeast Indiana for business or pleasure anytime soon, the new Fort Wayne Savings Pass may just save you more than $200 all told at restaurants, attractions, shops and other destinations. Free to download... Read more

Basketball is a lifeblood to Indiana, and as March Madness rolls into the state this month, downtown Indianapolis has created a new way of “Shining a Light” on the beloved Hoosier sport. Monument Circle is Shining a Light on “Indiana’s... Read more

As America celebrates Presidents’ Day each year in February, Indiana proudly claims its own Presidential connections with corresponding attractions that stay open all year long. These five historic sites are great for learning about the three Indiana Presidents. Step back... Read more

Traveling east to hit the Chocolate Trail, explore Antique Alley or check out the historic Depot District? Make an overnight or a weekend of it by booking a reservation at these unique places to stay you’ll only find in Wayne... Read more

For many Indianapolis residents, summer means fresh produce at the height of flavor, available directly to consumers through Indy farmers’ markets. Although you won’t find corn or tomatoes at stands during the winter months, the Broad Ripple Winter Farmers Market... Read more