Signs of the times — follow in the footsteps of these famous Hoosiers for an astrological adventure across Indiana. David Letterman, Aries, Indianapolis [C] Explore the shops and restaurants of Broad Ripple Village where Dave attended high school and worked at a neighborhood supermarket. You might…
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The Oooohs and Ahhhhs of Winter have arrived! Charlie Brown might not have liked Snoopy’s decorated doghouse, but the rest of us have really come to love the festive illuminations. You’ll definitely get into the spirit of the season when you check out this year’s holiday light displays in Indiana…
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Check it out! Indiana’s favorite musical son is receiving recognition on the Indiana University campus with a new statue that symbolizes his artistic contributions and connections to southern Indiana. The John Mellencamp statue was unveiled on Oct. 18, 2024 with the legend himself in attendance for…
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Hot fun in the summertime! The largest body of water in the state of Indiana, Lake Monroe, just south of Bloomington, attracts visitors with its scenic beauty all year long. But there’s no better time to be here than in the summer when the refreshing water invites guests to hop in and cool down…
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Nestled in the heart of Indiana University, the Indiana Memorial Union has long been a beloved destination for students and alumni. But with entertainment, food and accommodations all open to the general public, it’s also a great one-stop spot for an overnight or weekend getaway for solo travelers…
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Pickleball is trending, with courts popping up all across the Hoosier state. With elements of tennis, ping pong and badminton, this fun paddle-sport hybrid is currently considered one of the fastest-growing sports in America! Like tennis on a more intimate scale, pickleball courts are small enough…
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Brown County receives plenty of attention and accolades for its gorgeous fall foliage, but don’t sleep on the idea of a winter visit if you’re looking for an idyllic rustic getaway. Is there anything cozier than waking up under a warm quilt and enjoying coffee in front of a fireplace while snow…
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Whether you are a Stranger Things fan or not, travel to the Upside Down and stay awhile through a Bloomington portal in the middle of Kirkwood Avenue. This article first appeared in the Indianapolis Monthly. Written by Amy Lynch. YOU WON’T FIND Hawkins on any legitimate Indiana map, but it is…
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Indiana appreciates its veterans and the service they have done for this country. We would not be here without our veterans. To honor these heroes, there are many free military family attractions throughout the state of Indiana. Blue Star Museums The National Endowment for the Arts and Blue Star…
Read MoreMain Street is the liveliest place to be in a small town, and Indiana has more Main Streets than any other state in the US! Often historic and always beautiful, Main Street's have been an important piece of American culture for decades. The Indiana Office of Community & Rural Affairs developed a…
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