Our Spring issue features many outdoor musical entertainment events, Indiana’s waterways, international restaurants and food festivals, Indiana State Parks, and so much more!
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Hopwood Cellars Pancake Bar
Sunday April 28 1-4pmPancakes by Janet Try a pancake with fun toppings, chocolate, Nutella, bananas, nuts, fruits, whipped cream and more. Try a Hopwood MimosaHopwood wine and orange juice,…
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Festival of the Lakes
story by GLENDA WINDERS Now would be a good time to mark July 17 to 21 on your calendar and make plans to head for what is shaping up to be an epic celebration in Hammond. This summer marks…
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Celebrating the Art of Living in Chesterton
“Celebrating the Art of Living”—might best be understood as the prospering of creativity in the service of tranquility, as the cultivation of the grace notes which smooth the edges and ease…
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Indiana Wine Fair
What is the Indiana Wine Fair? The Indiana Wine Fair is a wine festival held every year at the Story Inn, 13 miles south of Nashville. This year is the 20th annual event! Who? Some of…
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Enjoy the Lake Life & more in La Porte
story by CARRIE STEINWEG When it comes to bodies of water in Northwest Indiana, much of the attention goes to Lake Michigan. But not far from its shores is the City of La Porte, which has…
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Indiana’s Largest State Park
The ice has melted, the birds are chattering, and plants are greening. Spring is here and state parks are a great place to enjoy the season. Brown County State Park near Nashville, Indiana’s…
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Experience Whiting in the Spring
Spring is here and the City of Whiting is ready for the warmer weather, flowers blooming and people visiting & enjoying the small town. Springtime is the beginning of fun for Whiting, with…
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Enjoy the Waterways of Parke County
Parke County is perhaps best known for The Parke County Covered Bridge Festival, Indiana’s Largest Festival. This year’s dates are October 14-23, but there’s plenty to do on the waters that…
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Festive & Fun in Kokomo
Kokomo is a city that celebrates its rich history and vibrant culture with a variety of festivals and events throughout the year. From music and art to sports and family fun, there’s always…
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Two-Must-Visits this Spring and Summer
story and photos by INDIANA DNR McCormick’s Creek was Indiana’s first state park, and its spectacular scenery shouts why. The park’s storied history lends even more reason to head to Spencer,…
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International Restaurants and Festivals
story by JULIE CAMPBELL You don’t have to fly to the Big Apple to experience a cultural melting pot. From international festivals to global food experiences, you’ll find a world of flavors…
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Destination Carmel
With more than 100 year-round public events and multiple districts within the City’s central core, there is never a shortage of things to for both residents and visitors. While Carmel’s…
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