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

Has the holiday season really began until the smells of a fresh-cut tree fill your home? For those who celebrate Christmas, the tradition of picking out your own tree is one that spans generations! Whether you want to experience that... Read more

Museums give us the chance to gain an appreciation and understanding of art, culture, and history. Indiana holds a diverse set of museums, including the largest children’s museum in the world, exhibits full of fine art, live historical re-enactments, and... Read more

From the world’s largest ball of paint to a giant peach, Indiana is home to numerous incredible oddities that will make you want to pull over. These 20 roadside attractions are all great reasons to reroute your road trip. This list... Read more

Terre Haute is home to the famous Coca-Cola bottle design, a baking revolution and a Holocaust survivor. History, culture and inspiration come alive for visitors at three museums in Terre Haute. The Vigo County Historical Museum opens this summer The... Read more

The aroma of warm sugar and fresh-brewed coffee meets you at the door of Indiana’s only baking museum! Ladies and gentlemen, start your ovens! You have to visit this unique spot in Terre Haute. A visit to Terre Haute’s Clabber... Read more

Famous for their hilarious videos on social media, this husband and wife have become viral stars. Their most recent adventure brought them to the Hoosier State. Perhaps best known for their Lip Sync videos, Kristin and Danny have a social... 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

I feel sorry for my dad and all his friends.  Granted, they never had to endure the agony that was Prohibition (you know a decade’s worth of back room gins and whiskeys loaded with those “natural substitutes” which eventually made... Read more