Brauer Museum of Art
The Brauer Museum, located on the Valparaiso University campus, boasts a collection of more than 3,700 works of art from the mid-19th century to the present. Also included are world…
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Tippecanoe Place—One of Indiana’s Most Memorable Wedding & Event Venues
By Jane Ammeson According to the U.S. Travel Association, nearly $122 billion is spent annually on meetings, events, and incentive travel throughout the United States. So it’s no wonder we’re…
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Gibson County—Home of Indiana’s largest Barn Quilt Trail
Have Fun in the Heart of Southwestern Indiana! Home to Indiana’s largest barn quilt trail, one of the state’s last remaining African American pioneer settlements, a state-of-the-art automotive production facility,…
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12 Great Day Trips
1. Angel Mounds: Evansville: Discover the metropolis of an ancient Mississippian Native American culture at this 600-acre site. 2. Corydon Capitol: Corydon: Explore Indiana’s first state capital and see how…
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Warm Glow Candle Company » Glowing Since 1995
More than just a candle…. Light our candles and enjoy the warm, comforting glow and let the fragrance embrace you in a fond memory. Whether it be a first date…
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Kokomo Opalescent Glass » One of Indiana’s oldest family owned companies
Beautiful art glass Owners: John and Patti O’Donnell Established: 1888 Products: Hand-mixed art glass, blown glass giftware, awards, custom panels, windows, and lamps. Tours: Public—Mon-Fri at 10 a.m. Group Tours…
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Learn About the Geology, History, and Artistry of Limestone
Lawrence and Monroe Counties, IN –June is designated as Limestone Month, celebrating the Indiana Limestone Heritage Trail and the history, industry, artistry and architecture of limestone. This month brings numerous…
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The Lerner Theatre in Elkhart
The lights from the glorious exterior of the Beaux Arts-style Lerner Theatre, all magnificent terra cotta and Ionic columns, casts a colorful and warm glow at night on the city streets…
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Indiana’s Restored Theaters, The Second Act
The Historic Embassy Theatre in Fort Wayne is an Eberson design and was opened on May 14, 1928. Built as a movie palace and Vaudeville house, it provided a majestic backdrop…
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A Renovated Gem in Franklin
At one time, they were beacons in the downtowns of both small and large cities, their neon signs and marquees advertising—imagine this— double features, air conditioning and buttered popcorn—the real…
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