There are your run-of-the-mill mass-produced sweets - and then there authentic fine desserts made by a Parisian-trained pastry chef. There’s absolutely no comparison. And unless you’ve experienced the difference, you may not know quite what you’re missing. But there’s no need to miss out when Bao’s…
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Mark your calendar — the National Powwow celebration is coming back to the 110-acre Hendricks County 4-H Fairgrounds and Conference Complex this summer for four days of music, food and fun. Held every three years since its inception in 1969, the festival first visited Danville in 2011 and is…
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Years ago when my taking my son to a travel soccer match in Chesterton on a Saturday morning, I learned that there was a market nearby. I fell in love with it instantly and over the years have revisited many times to see some of my favorite vendors, shop for everything from plants to jewelry to…
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Nestled in the northeastern corner of Indiana lies a hidden gem waiting to be explored, Steuben County. 1. Pokagon State Park Steuben County is blessed with an abundance of natural beauty, making it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Encompassing the stunning Lake James, Pokagon State Park offers…
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Having one of those days where you wish you were far, far away on a tropical island with the beats of reggae music playing in the background, sand in your toes and a fruity drink in your hand? You don’t have to hop on a plane and head south of the U.S. Just make your way to Hobart, where you can…
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If you enjoy seeking out lodging options beyond the typical chains - ones with personality and history, and unique decor, you’ll love the Charley Creek Inn in Wabash. This boutique hotel first opened in 1920, and it harkens back to those days of luxury. It was then known as Hotel Indiana. Like…
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There are few thrills like tackling the East Race Waterway. Imagine the adrenaline rush of whitewater rafting. Then transport that experience to the heart of downtown South Bend. That's what awaits at the first manmade whitewater rafting course in the country. East Race Waterway Details So…
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In 1880, Frank C. and Edmund B. Ball, two of the five Ball brothers, borrowed $200 from their uncle to buy the Wooden Jacket Can Company, a small manufacturing business in Buffalo, NY. The Ball brothers' company made tin cans encased in wooden jackets to hold kerosene, paints, or varnishes. The…
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If you are looking for a vacation that is more low-key and relaxing than go-go-go, set your sites on the peaceful and charming community of Shipshewana. The Amish theme runs strong in this town that is full of shops offering Amish-made goods, foods and more and is surrounded by Amish farms. 1. Have…
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Northwest Indiana has a vibrant art scene and if you want to pay a visit to a gallery to see some wonderful examples of local art, make your way to downtown Chesterton and the Chesterton Art Center. The gallery and art school is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in the Duneland area. Its mission is…
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