Welcome to Wakarusa, IN
Small town celebrates nostalgia and local flavor in Amish country.
Celebrate Black History Month in Indiana
Indiana celebrates national Black History Month in February, coinciding with the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass. Here are ideas for honoring this history.
Kokomo Glass Has Tiffany Connection
One of Kokomo Opalescent Glass’ first customers was Louis Comfort Tiffany, whose name has become synonymous with sublime stained glass windows and lamps.
Indiana African American Heritage Trail
The self-guided Indiana African American Heritage Trail includes more than 15 sites (and growing), spanning six southern Indiana counties.
Naval Survivors Come Together at USS Indianapolis
Each year in late July, a reunion of the survivors of the USS Indianapolis is held in Indianapolis, Ind., the home to a memorial to the worst naval disaster in United States history.
Anderson Paramount Theatre
Opened in 1929, the Anderson Paramount Theatre stood out among the six other theaters on its street because of its décor and 36-foot-tall Paramount blade marquee.
Old-Fashioned Christmas Walk in Metamora
Enjoy the 2010 holiday season by taking part in Metamora’s Old-Fashioned Christmas Walk, an event that features nostalgic activities including horse-drawn carriage rides and pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Honoring Veterans in Indianapolis, Indiana
Did you known Indianapolis is home to more war memorials than any other U.S. city aside from Washington, D.C.?
Muster on the Wabash in Vincennes, Indiana
Taking place during the first weekend of November each year, Muster on the Wabash is a family-friendly event where attendees can learn about U.S. history.
