Grab 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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As Indiana’s third largest natural lake, Bass Lake, located near Knox, is a big draw for families in the summer. It’s a place I’ve gone to since I was in my teens to visit friends at their lake houses over the years and a place where I feel my troubles fade away as soon as I set eyes on the water…
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Fort Wayne is Indiana’s second largest city, the hub of three rivers, the home of folk legend Johnny Appleseed, and the place where Vera Bradley was founded. It’s also a place with a lot of great food options, whether you want something classic or trendy, upscale or basic, elevated or comforting…
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If you’re planning your next road trip and looking for something unusual that the Griswold family might visit, Alexandria has you covered. This little town in Madison County has one of the quirkiest attractions you’ll find in the whole state: the World’s Largest Ball of Paint. Its origins go back…
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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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Vintage is back and cooler than ever. Remember the brass tchotchkes, colorful matching Tupperware sets and wooden mallard ducks at your grandma’s house? Those are hot commodities now. The high-waisted Levi’s from the 90s? All the rage again. And the sturdy, solid-wood furniture that’s still in great…
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Goats are incredibly cute creatures and fun to be around—goat yoga is a thing for a reason. And one way to enjoy some time hanging with the kids is by participating in goat walking at Creme de la Crop in Valparaiso. This farm has a market where you can purchase food items, flowers, and plants along…
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