In Indiana, the autumn season is synonymous with Fall Festivals. But which fall festival is the best in the Hoosier State? We are looking to name Indiana’s very best and we need your help! Vote for the Best of Indiana! Read more
Settled in 1817, the village of Oldenburg in Franklin County, Indiana is one of the oldest communities in the state. In that year, William George traveled from Pennsylvania by-way-of Cincinnati and staked a land claim along the East Harvey Branch Read more
Here in the Hoosier state, we like our breaded tenderloin bigger than the bun. Which restaurant deep fries your favorite? We are looking to name Indiana’s very best and we need your help! Vote for the Best of Indiana! If Read more
This article was written by Melanie Fox, Science and Innovation Program Developer at Indiana State Museum. Love science, but you’re not a scientist? Jealous of all the fun kids get to have with science experiments and adventures? Bring back that Read more
From dining in a stable to tastings in a newly opened winery, my friend and I had an amazing time exploring Terre Haute. The city is just a quick hour’s drive from the Indianapolis airport area on I-70 and home Read more
Hendricks County, Indiana has all of the ingredients to cook up an authentically amazing Fall Excursion in the Hoosier State. From a ride on horseback to a hike through amazing Fall foliage, you have to get outdoors and experience the Read more
Be transported to the 1800s when the Thiebaud Farmstead and Musee de Venoge, two of Switzerland County’s National Register sites, join forces on Saturday October 7, 10am-5pm & Sunday October 8, noon-5pm, for the annual Rural Heritage Tour. From domestic Read more
Every year, the northeastern Indiana community of Decatur transforms its downtown into an outdoor sculpture museum, with life-sized statues whimsically adorning the city’s sidewalks, alleyways and courthouse lawn. The public artwork is a fitting feature for Decatur that bills itself Read more
If you’re looking for a hidden gem in Northwest Indiana or if you’re a history buff you may want to visit the Century of Progress Homes at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. These five homes were originally built for the Read more
About 2 years ago, in the rolling hills of southeast Indiana, a handful of antique shops banded together and to organize the Southeast Indiana Junkin’ Trail. They haven’t stopped since: every year the trail has grown, adding new members. They now Read more
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