Spring means longer days, fresh blooms, and the perfect excuse to get out of the house. If you’re planning a spring break escape, four easy wins are Discover Dubois, Festival Country, the Indiana Dunes, and Steuben County. From lake days and small-town main streets to sandy hikes and outdoor…
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When the temperatures dip down low, Indiana embraces the chill with fun ice festivals all around the state. Here’s where to catch some of the hottest events this season: Goshen rings in the new year with a Fire-and-Ice-themed First Friday event Jan. 2 that highlights ice carvers and fire dancers…
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Isn’t it romantic? “Bridal Elegance: The Art and History of Wedding Fashion” is on display at the Wayne County Historical Museum in Richmond now through March 31, 2026. The surprisingly expansive museum is a gem to begin with, housing one of the only two authentic Egyptian mummies in Indiana (the…
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If you’re an antique car buff, get your motor running over to Wayne County to check out the only facility of its kind dedicated exclusively to the iconic Model T Ford. Located in the Historic Depot District, the Model T Museum spans two separate buildings with more than 40 different vehicles from…
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Looking for a fun place to pit stop, grab a sweet treat, and enjoy a few chuckles to boot? Steer into the Uranus Fudge Factory where I-70 crosses U.S. 40 on the east side of Richmond, just ahead of the Ohio state line. The Richmond shop is actually the third location for the Missouri-based…
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Richmond, Indiana, a charming city where the East Fork of the Whitewater River meets the flatlands of Indiana, transforms into a vibrant hub of activity during the summer months. With its rich history, blooming gardens, and exciting outdoor adventures, Richmond offers something for all visitors…
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Richmond and Wayne County are turning up the romance for visitors, not just in February, but all throughout the year. Visit Richmond recently unveiled a handful of new overnight packages for couples looking for a special way to share the love. Available through Dec. 30, 2025, the “Lover’s Package”…
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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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Winter in Richmond, Indiana, is nothing short of magical, thanks to the Meltdown Winter Ice Festival. This annual celebration transforms the city into a winter wonderland filled with art, entertainment, and community spirit. Whether you’re a local or planning a visit, the festival promises a unique…
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Richmond and Wayne County have most definitely mastered the art of large-scale murals. “For a county of approximately 70,000 citizens, we boast more than 100 murals,” says Nancy Sartain, Leisure Marketing Director for the Richmond-Wayne County Convention & Tourism Bureau. “The number of murals for…
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