In Shipshewana, Indiana, you’ll be hard-pressed to drive a mile without seeing an Amish buggy traveling on the side of the road. While this may be what Amish Country looks like to many, it’s so much more than buggies and Anabaptist women's kapps. Shipshewana is a haven for exploration, dining, and…
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The holidays wouldn’t be the same without enjoying our favorite traditions. In Festival Country, that means gazing at sparkling light displays, finding the perfect gifts at a craft market, visiting Santa and choosing your own tree from a local farm. Here’s how to make your holidays merry and bright…
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As the holiday season approaches, there's a brand new reason to get excited, and it's cooler than ever. An outdoor ice skating rink is set to make its debut by the amphitheater in Franklin, turning the downtown into a winter wonderland. This temporary ice rink promises to be the perfect setting for…
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When it comes to authentically Amish, Shipshewana has a little bit of everything. I take that back - it has a lot of everything! The city is filled with Amish shops, restaurants, and even shows. So, with everything there is to do, how do you narrow it down? Here are my 5 top picks for must-do things…
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Lucas Oil Stadium is an awesome venue for football on game day. The stadium also hosts a number of other sporting events. The stadium's flexibility allows for events of all sizes to take place here, with ease. Plus, there is endless fun within walking distance of "The House That Peyton Built". This…
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Did you know that Johnson County (also known as the home of Festival Country Indiana) and the city of Franklin are celebrating their bicentennials this year? That’s 200 years of growth and fun. Ways to celebrate 200 years The Johnson County Bicentennial Celebration will be on September 30 at the…
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Dr. Henry "Indiana" Jones Jr. is both a respected professor and an accomplished archaeologist who fights to take back ancient and powerful relics from the hands of those who would abuse them. Though, technically, he took the name Indiana from his faithful hound, we still believe the titular hero…
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In 1823, William Conner, a fur trader, Native American interpreter (and later politician), built one of the first brick homes in Central Indiana on land now known as Conner Prairie in Fishers. Be sure to make plans to make your way out there to visit the home when the outdoor grounds re-open for the…
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As a federal holiday, President's Day is an opportunity for individuals to celebrate and honor the accomplishments of past US presidents. Whether it's through visiting historic sites or indulging in unique cultural experiences, there is much to explore and appreciate on this day. For those residing…
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Originally published on Nov, 14 2022 by Indiana State Museum and Historic Site (https://www.indianamuseum.org/blog-post/local-artists-design-new-ornaments-for-92-county-tree/) The Indiana State Museum’s 92 County Tree is getting a facelift – 60 new ornaments from counties across the state will…
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