Mark your calendar — the National Powwow celebration is coming back to the 110-acre Hendricks County 4-H Fairgrounds and Conference Complex this summer for four days of music, food and fun. Held every three years since its inception in 1969, the festival first visited Danville in 2011 and is…
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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…
Read MoreEveryone deserves the chance to travel and create memories that will last a lifetime. Indiana is proud to be home to a variety of accessible attractions open to everyone. From ADA wheelchair-accessible trails at our state parks to a live history museum that can be brought to the visitor, Indiana's…
Read MoreQuick Indiana history quiz: What was the first capital of Indiana? If you said Corydon, you’re not alone. You’d also be wrong. Sort of. Founded in 1732 when the Midwest Territory was still under French rulership, Vincennes holds rank as the oldest city in Indiana, then operating as a fur trading…
Read MoreDid you know Indiana has three National Park Service sites? Notice I didn't say we had three national parks. Rather the National Park Service maintains hundreds of parks, houses, areas, sites and other places throughout the nation that are of national importance. Indiana's three National Park…
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