Agritourism is relatively new in Wayne County, Indiana, with a few notable exceptions. Since 1985, Ed and Debbie Bell have grown strawberries at their farm on Indiana 38 west of Hagerstown. Bell’s Strawberry Farm expects to open to visitors shortly before Memorial Day. There’s a shop where you can buy strawberries and strawberry-related items, but…
School is still in session but the coming of spring puts us all – adults and kids alike – in the mood for something new and exciting. How about an adventure in Richmond, Indiana? You read that right. Richmond, Indiana. Ever see Jack Hanna on “The Late Show” thrilling the host and audience with four-legged,…
The Wayne County Convention and Tourism Bureau invite area children to share their artistic vision of what Wayne County means to them in the form of a postcard design. In years past, children throughout Wayne County shared wonderful entries full of fun graphics, bright colors and positive images about Richmond and Wayne County! drew_vanvleet_-_12.jpg This contest is…
Ditch the stress and seek a fun time away from the routine of every day. This spring break create memories that won’t break the bank in Richmond & Wayne County Indiana! lady_and_girl_crop.jpg Breakaway from the busy spring break destinations and spend some time exploring Wayne County’s museums and exciting attractions. When you visit, you’ll…
Dense with forest and rich in game, Richmond, Indiana was proclaimed “The Land of Promise” by North Carolina Quakers seeking a new home free from the moral chains of slavery. The first settler, Jeremiah Cox, set about “building up a virtuous community” in 1806 by welcoming fellow Quakers to his paradise. His influence shaped Richmond…
shafer_pottery_-_scott_making_pottery.jpg Scott Shafer has been a potter for forty years. He has customers who make a point of coming to his studio/shop in Centerville, Indiana, every year – sometimes from several states away – to see and purchase his beautiful stoneware. “That’s how I survive,” Shafer said. “With the people who have the tenacity to…
It’s the perfect time for a trip to Cambridge City! log_house_antiques_w_shopper.jpg Wayne County, Indiana, has long been known as an antiques mecca. A 66-mile loop trail that passes through Wayne County comes honestly by the title of Antique Alley; more than 1,200 antique dealers operate businesses along the Historic National Road from Richmond to Knightstown. Historic…
Put away those swimsuits! Throw out those flip flops, because fall has arrived in Richmond/ Wayne County! You’ll fall in love with all there is to see and do here in Richmond/Wayne County! 548394cc55748cbe7469974dc198af02.jpg The days still have a hint of warmth, while just enough chill to enjoy a local coffee at one of the…
Where else can you see Egyptian mummies, a mastodon, artwork from world renowned artists, and historical artifacts all located in one quaint community? Only in Richmond and Wayne County, Indiana of course! There is no shortage of things to see and do on National Museum Day! National Museum Day is Saturday, September 22nd! Unleash your…
Fountain City, Indiana, is home to fewer than 800 people, but what it lacks in population, it more than makes up for in history. In fact, the town is awaiting word on its application to be listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The styles of residential, commercial, and public buildings include Federal, Italianate,…
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