Posts about Terre Haute, Indiana
Dear readers: On Indiana Statehood Day 2014, Gov. Mike Pence and First Lady Karen Pence announced an exciting new event to celebrate our state’s bicentennial: The Indiana Bicentennial Torch Relay. We wanted to share this announcement with our blog readers. Read more
So it’s still cold. It’s still dreary. Everyone is getting a little bit of cabin fever. You need to get out. You need a children’s museum. Lucky for you, there are many options across the state. Choose a destination and Read more
While in Terre Haute the other week visiting their Children’s Museum, I had the opportunity to visit the Clabber Girl Museum and Bake Shop. If you don’t know, Clabber Girl (known for its baking powder) began in Terre Haute in Read more
Living in the middle of the state has a lot of benefits … one being easy access to all parts of Indiana with usually minimal driving. Last week my daughter and I headed to Terre Haute on the west side Read more
Are you tired of the standard hotel room with two queen beds and a television? Are you ready for something more adventurous? Something a little more unusual? Why not give these accommodations a try for your next getaway? Tipi Village Read more
It’s March in Indiana. Where else would our attention be than the basketball court, watching our favorite teams compete for a championship? While this is one of those very rare years when Indianapolis is not hosting any of the NCAA Read more
One thing I love about summer (besides sunny days by the pool, the sound of the ice cream truck approaching, and the smell of a freshly mowed lawn) is that each weekend brings a new round of treasures to find. Read more
Looking for some culture on the banks of the Wabash? Who isn’t? Next time you’re in Terre Haute, stop on by the Swope Art Museum for a sampling of sophistication. Located on South 7th St., the Swope is completely free Read more
Growing up on the banks of the Wabash River, I visited the Terre Haute Children’s Museum hundreds of times as a child. It was the perfect elementary school field trip destination or boring summer day distraction. The museum had plenty Read more
Some people, when they go to a new city, seek out the best steakhouses. Others look for bead shops or comic book stores. Me? I’m a sucker for zoos. From big elaborate zoos to small hometown animal havens, I just Read more
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