The Kindness Matters Mural in Madison, Indiana
The Kindness Matters Mural is a colorful 180 foot mural in the Mulberry Street parking lot with a very positive message that Kindness Matters in Madison, Indiana! Over the next…
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The Indiana Glass Trail
The Trail connects six counties in east central Indiana —Delaware, Hamilton, Howard, Jay, Kosciusko, and Madison--in which the tradition and history of glass arts can be experienced first-hand. Studios, galleries, factory tours, and museums, as well as glass-focused festivals and workshops are located throughout the communities along the Trail.
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Simply Spectacular: The Restored Eskenazi Museum of Art is World-Class
If one picture is worth a thousand words, then the art, objects and architecture of the newly restored Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University in Bloomington ought to take many sentences to describe. But Tony Moravec has latched on to just one word: spectacular.
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Madison Arts Scene is Alive and Thriving
Located on the scenic banks of the Ohio River and home to one of only 10 designated Arts & Cultural Districts in Indiana, the Madison arts scene is alive and well on every block, street, nook and cranny.
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The Back Roads of Brown County Studio Tour
Drive down scenic back roads, wind through woods decked out in their finest fall colors, and discover art on the 21st annual Back Roads of Brown County Studio Tour. The Back Roads of Brown County Studio Tour is a free, self-guided event designed to showcase the arts and crafts created in the present-day “Art Colony of the Midwest.”
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Journey to Jennings County
From unique gifts to custom made windows, cabinet inserts, lamps, transoms and sidelights, to repairing stained glass and offering classes for beginner to intermediate, they do it all.
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Northern Indiana’s Heritage Trail
Named one of America’s “Most Scenic Drives,” the Heritage Trail, in northern Indiana, takes you on a 90-mile journey through the rolling farmland around Nappanee, Wakarusa, Middlebury, and Shipshewana.
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The Paramount Theatre: Anderson’s Diamond in the Rough
BY DAVID NILSEN PHOTOS BY DAVID NILSEN On August 20, 1929, the doors of the majestic Paramount Theatre in Anderson, Indiana, opened for the first time. Its 1,700 seats were…
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Tivoli Theater
During the Tivoli’s early years it showed movies and live stage performances, including vaudeville and concerts. Originally the Tivoli was equipped with a Wicks organ and a piano to accompany…
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Bringing People Together through Public Art
Towns around Indiana are embracing the public art movement by turning dark alleys into “Artist Alleys.”
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