In Galveston, Texas, on June 19, 1865, Union Major General Gordon Granger announced the official end of slavery and declared the enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation. The longest-running African-American holiday in the United States, “Juneteenth” earned federal recognition status on June 17…
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Did you know that Indiana has the fourth-most drive-in theatres in America? A trip to the drive-in is more than just a movie. It’s a chance to make memories. These 18 drive-in theatres in Indiana are all fantastic spots to watch a movie under the stars. Starlite Drive-In, Bloomington Family-owned…
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A drop, a plunge, a twist, and a turn, all accompanied by screams. Thrill-seekers do not need to look further than the Hoosier State for an incredible experience. Put these 20 thrill rides in Indiana on your calendar this year for an adrenaline-pumping experience. Thunderbird at Holiday World, Santa…
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As an agricultural state, Indiana is rich with farm-fresh ingredients, making the culinary scene across the state simply incredible! Home to delicious menus and incredible atmospheres, these 18 eateries are truly destination dining experiences. Schnitzelbank, Jasper You will find an authentic taste…
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Indianapolis offers a variety of museums that provide inclusive, sensory-friendly experiences for visitors of all ages. These spaces are designed to accommodate individuals with sensory sensitivities, offering calm environments, adaptive tools, and special programming. Here are the best…
Read MoreGrab an ice-cold, creamy root beer at these delicious destinations! With National Root Beer Day on June 17th and National Root Beer Float Day on August 6th, you can celebrate these holidays by piling your family into the car to enjoy the sweet, rich, dark, and creamy goodness brewed right here in…
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To celebrate the 2026 season in the Racing Capital of the World, “ The Art of Speed: An Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum Pop-Up at Conrad Indianapolis” has pit stopped in the luxury hotel until September 25. Touching on elements of motorsports art, heritage, and legacy, the pop-up exhibition…
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Indiana is more than just the Crossroads of America—it’s a living museum of the nation’s past. From presidential homes to Civil War battlefields and Native American heritage sites, the Hoosier State offers countless opportunities to step back in time. Here are ten of the best places to see American…
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I moved to Avon, Indiana, when I was just 6 years old. At that time, I remember my parents driving me out to see our new house in our new town. This great town looked very different than it does today. This was 1991, and to my knowledge, the extent of the town was McDonald's, Monty’s Market, Pizza…
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Experience the vibrant colors and crisp air of fall in Shipshewana, Indiana, where adventure awaits at every turn. Shipshewana is in the heart of Indiana’s Amish Country and offers the perfect blend of food, fun, and shopping for a memorable autumn getaway. Stroll through the bustling flea market…
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