As the vibrant hues of summer give way to the crisp, cool air of fall, Indiana transforms into a picturesque wonderland brimming with activities and scenic beauty. From pumpkin patches and apple orchards to scenic hikes and harvest festivals, there are so many adventures for every type of traveler…
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Richmond and Wayne County have most definitely mastered the art of large-scale murals. “For a county of approximately 70,000 citizens, we boast more than 100 murals,” says Nancy Sartain, Leisure Marketing Director for the Richmond-Wayne County Convention & Tourism Bureau. “The number of murals for…
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Devour Indy's Summerfest is Indy’s premier city-wide dining experience. Restaurants in the Greater Indianapolis area offer value-priced three-course meals beginning Monday, August 19 and will run through Monday, September 2! Visit www.devourindy.com to start planning. 1. Plan Your Devour Indy…
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Anderson, Indiana, often finds itself overshadowed by its neighbor, Indianapolis, with its roaring Indy 500 and bustling city life. But venture beyond the Motor Speedway, and you'll discover a charming Midwestern town brimming with hidden gems. From outdoor adventures and cultural immersion to…
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On beautiful summer days, a good paddling is in order. Here’s a short list of some of the best Indiana rivers to explore for water recreation by kayak or canoe. Northeast: St. Joseph River Not to be confused with the other St. Joseph River that runs into Fort Wayne, this stream originates from its…
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Maple Creek Golf and Country Club on the northeast side of Indianapolis originally opened as Heather Hills in 1961. This 18-hole layout has the distinct honor of being Pete’s first. Maple Creek features small tees and greens, narrow fairways lined with mature trees, and natural long grass areas…
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Sketched on a napkin and carved into history by Hall of Fame architect Pete Dye, this course hosted the Senior PGA Championship in 2015. Senior PGA champion Colin Montgomerie called it "one of the iconic courses" in America and one that golfers all over the world will want to play. This championship…
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For nearly three weeks in August, the Indiana State Fair delivers a family-friendly good time full of honored traditions and familiar favorite activities. However, visitors get excited to see — and taste — what’s new each year to keep the experience fresh. In 2024, there’s plenty to look forward to…
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In 1993, there weren’t many options for craving authentic Mexican cuisine in Montgomery County. So, with little money but a lot of support and faith, Irma and Ignacio Bravo opened up Little Mexico in downtown Crawfordsville. The couple had moved from Chicago to Crawfordsville two years earlier due…
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