To help you make the most of a 3 day weekend, this inspiration guide features top spots for food, fun, and a good night’s rest. Day 1 Get your bearings at the Old National Road Welcome Center and Gift Shop, where you can pick up maps, ideas and a free Chocolate Trail passport to score…
Shopping for antiques is like going on a treasure hunt, you never know what hidden gems you may stumble upon. From vintage glasswares, rare mid-century collectibles, to furniture, signs and more, you can find a little bit of everything along Indiana’s famous Antique Alley. antiques_with_sign_ns.jpg Antique Alley is a hotbed of vintage finds and…
It was an ordinary Saturday in Richmond, Indiana on April 6, 1968. The town was bustling with weekend excitement, parents were going about their Saturday to-do’s, and the children wandered about Richmond with their friends. Nothing alluded to what was to come. At 1:47 p.m. a pair of violent explosions ripped through the heart of…
More than a dozen historical markers dot the city streets of Richmond and the rural roads of Wayne County, revealing fascinating stories of the region’s people, places and heritage. A leisurely drive to follow the signs provides all the context visitors need for an intriguing and educational self-guided tour of the area. Overseen by the…
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! All activities mentioned below can be safely completed with social distancing in mind and covid-19 precautions in place. Escape from the busy spring break…
shopper_at_village_forager_ns.jpg Whether you’re in the market for an updated (or whole new) look, antique treasures, unique gifts and home , or just some leisurely window shopping, Wayne County rolls out a diverse selection of one-of-a-kind stores where visitors can browse and buy to their hearts’ content. For a deep and personal experience, shop independent small businesses…
Radiating out around the Old National Road, Richmond and Wayne County boast a rich history dating back to the earliest Quaker settlement of the region in the early 1800s. Since that time, the area has grown to accommodate its expanding local population and industry. Covering everything from natural history and notable manmade inventions to art,…
When it first took shape back in the 1800s, America’s National Road gave settlers the opportunity to go west and seek new destinies. As the thoroughfare came through Indiana, it fed the development of villages and communities across Wayne County, laying the foundations for U.S. 40 as we know it today. nrmap.gif Navigating the…
All visitors are not only welcome, they’re encouraged to go outside and explore Richmond’s recreational opportunities all year long. And many agree there’s certainly no better time to play outdoors than in the summer. twins_at_glen_miller_park.jpg Glen Miller Park is the city’s crown jewel of green spaces, clocking in at 194 acres of natural beauty…
Patio season has officially began in Wayne County! The sun is shining and Restaurants all around the county are opening up their patios and outdoor seating. Local restaurants are introducing new health and safety measures, like enhanced cleaning and physical distancing guidelines to keep guests and employees safe. Choose from one of the must-visit outdoor…
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