The Hoosier State doesn't have a Major League Baseball team, but these 10 Indiana ballparks are amazing places to catch a game. Indiana has five minor league baseball teams: the Evansville Otters, Fort Wayne TinCaps, Gary SouthShore RailCats, Indianapolis Indians, and South Bend Cubs. Indiana is…
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Whether you’re playing the slots, betting on your favorite horse, going all-in at a table game, or placing a bet, these 14 casinos in Indiana will provide you with an unforgettable experience. Indiana’s casinos are not just places for gaming; they are also incredible resorts, featuring fantastic…
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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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Spring brings warmer temperatures, blooming flowers, and a load of fun. As schools let out for spring break, look no further than these 13 Indiana destinations for the perfect getaway! Family-friendly activities abound from buggy rides in Shipshewana, the world's largest children's museum, or a…
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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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From the world's first African-American sports superstar to America's first female millionaire to Grand Central Station of the Underground Railroad, African-Americans have helped weave the fabric of Indiana, and Indiana has helped shape Black History in the United States. Major Taylor - The World's…
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Black History in Indiana: A Journey Through Time Indiana is a state rich in history, and this includes the stories and contributions of African Americans to the Hoosier state. From the Underground Railroad to the Civil Rights Movement, Indiana has been a part of some of the most significant events…
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The awe-inspiring Angel Mounds near Evansville remain a long-standing testament to the Mississippian community that lived near the confluence of the Wabash and Ohio Rivers nearly 1,000 years ago. It’s believed these elevated flat-topped earthen structures were built to elevate sacred ceremonial…
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Dr. Henry "Indiana" Jones Jr. is both a respected professor and an accomplished archaeologist who fights to take back ancient and powerful relics from the hands of those who would abuse them. Though, technically, he took the name Indiana from his faithful hound, we still believe the titular hero…
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Calling all outdoor enthusiasts! Sign up today for the Outdoor Adventures in Southern Indiana Passport and discover an array of locations throughout Indiana’s southern region. With this passport, you are also entered for a chance to win great prizes. Southern Indiana offers a variety of scenic…
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