Indiana Insider Blog

Fall is one of the best times of year to explore what Hamilton County has to offer, just north of Indianapolis. Find inspiration for your family adventure with the 10 top things to do this fall. From traditional activities like... Read more

All aboard for an autumn adventure! Make room on your fall bucket list for a ride on the Nickel Plate Express. Catch Indiana’s fall foliage from the windows of a vintage 1956 train while enjoying delicious dining cruises or magical... Read more

Conner Prairie’s 1859 Balloon Voyage launched in 2009, and is still transporting guests up, up and away a decade later. Taking flight this July, passengers will travel to a maximum height of 370 feet (taller than the Statue of Liberty and... Read more

Ride, dine, shop and save! Hamilton County Tourism’s popular Pedal Perks program is back with a brand-new digital passport. Ride your bike to a participating business, check in and earn special deals and discounts. The program launches May 1 to... Read more

Our special Best of Indiana High School Gyms campaign has come to a close, and after 3 weeks of voting, our readers have selected the best high school gyms in Indiana. This voting really showed us that basketball is not... Read more

Hinkle Fieldhouse personifies college basketball. This 90+ year-old basketball cathedral has stood the test of time as the home for Butler sports. It may be truly incredible, but just like Norman Dale proved, Hinkle’s rims are the exact same measurements... Read more

Home of the IUPUI Jaguars, the Indiana Farmers Coliseum is a legendary venue. Not only does this versatile arena have an immense history, but it is also near one of the coolest living history museums in the country. This is... Read more

We hope you’re hungry! Hamilton County Tourism, in partnership with local restaurants in Hamilton County, will launch The Great Dine Out restaurant promotion January 4 – February 7, 2021. It’s no surprise the past year has been difficult for the... Read more

Everything’s coming up Rosie’s in Hamilton County, as the restaurant’s original Noblesville location celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2020. For owner Debbi Bourgerie, Rosie’s Place has always been a family matter. “When we moved to Indiana, my girls were in high... Read more