Traveling east to hit the Chocolate Trail, explore Antique Alley or check out the historic Depot District? Make an overnight or a weekend of it by booking a reservation at these unique places to stay you’ll only find in Wayne County. Interesting works by regional, national and global artists…
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Art is how humans add to our world's beauty, and the best way to brighten a community is by putting art on public display. You don't have to look hard to find incredible works of public art in Indiana. From murals and sculptures to art alleys and outdoor museums, we've compiled a list of 20 great…
Read MoreAt these two Indiana locations, curious visitors can get a first-hand look and insight into what the Hoosier State might have looked like millions of years ago. Searching for fossils is a unique activity, available at these two spots in Indiana In Southern Indiana, the Falls of the Ohio…
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Indiana is home to numerous incredible small towns. These 20 towns and cities, all home to 25,000 people or less, are a must-visit for anyone interested in experiencing the hospitality and charm of Indiana's small towns. This list was part of The 20 IN 20. Even though 2020 is behind us, you still…
Read MoreBringing a little fire to the seasonal ice, the l Meltdown Winter Ice Festival heats up Richmond’s Jack Elstro Plaza (this year, Jan. 31 through February 1) with two days and nights of fierce ice carving competition, truly stunning ice sculptures on display, live music, an interactive outdoor play…
Read MoreWayne County is already a well-established destination for a fun-filled girlfriend getaway, but if all you’ve got time for is a "quickie" daytrip, this easy-to-access region just an hour east of Indianapolis still fits the bill. It’s impossible to miss the giant candle that marks the Warm Glow…
Read MoreFor drinks and eats with a side of Hoosier history, visit these old-school taverns and historic bars — each claiming well over a century in business (and some even approaching 200 years!). Broadway Tavern, Madison Established in 1834, this Madison watering hole proclaims itself Indiana’s oldest…
Read MoreAttention, Halloween fans! Looking for something beyond Trick or Treat? Wayne County, Indiana, has you covered! Throughout October, family-friendly events around (or very near) the county will give you a chance to get in the spooky spirit. Hayes Arboretum Every Friday and Saturday of the month…
Read MoreAntique Alley A cultural renaissance is underway in Richmond and Wayne County. Artists and artisans, chefs and confectioners, antique dealers and historians all work together to make Wayne County a destination for those interested in spending a weekend with the arts, history, and proper Hoosier…
Read MoreHistory is all over our beautiful state and while I rarely play favorites, suffice it to say that the Levi and Catherine Coffin House in Fountain City is one of my favorites. I've visited this site numerous times, but this time I got to visit the brand new interpretive center, located right next…
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