Indiana INsider's Guide

IU honors hometown Hoosier rocker with new statue and exhibit

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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The Day of the Dead at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art

Halloween and fall fun are typically associated with candy, costumes, and chilling fun. But this year, visitors to Fort Wayne can also take part in another celebration, with the Fort Wayne Museum of Art's Day of the Dead exhibit and celebration. From October 29 to November 8, the museum will feature…

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The Best Haunts in Richmond, Indiana

Richmond, Indiana, a charming city nestled in the heart of the Midwest, is steeped in a rich history that often intertwines with the supernatural. Its quiet streets and historic buildings have witnessed centuries of life, love, loss, and tragedy, leaving behind a trail of tales that continue to…

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Try the Tenderloin That is So Big It Needs Two Buns

If you’re a big fan of that beloved Hoosier sandwich, the breaded pork tenderloin, it’s time to plan a visit to Winamac to visit a place called One Eyed Jack’s. The restaurant is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, and since day one, they’ve been serving up the sandwich that made them famous…

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Halloween at Lake Rudolph: A Spooktacular Adventure

Lake Rudolph, a beloved destination nestled in the heart of Santa Claus, Indiana, no matter what time of year, transforms into a Halloween wonderland each autumn. With its festive atmosphere, family-friendly attractions, and enchanting decorations, Lake Rudolph offers a unique and unforgettable…

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