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Fall Weekend Getaway
It’s the perfect time of year to plan a weekend getaway to Wayne County as summer shifts into fall, lighting up Richmond and the surrounding region with seasonal autumn colors and flavors. The local sunflower fields are in full bloom, proposing a gorgeous backdrop for photo ops, you-pick bouquets and…
Explore Wayne County’s proud Black History and Heritage
Wayne County has always celebrated the contributions of African-American residents and abolitionists who have shaped its proudly diverse community. Now, visitors have a new way to follow in the local footsteps of these groundbreaking groups and leaders thanks to a recently launched Black History Trail. Amid 17 stops that cover…
Animal and Reptile encounters
With farms, exhibits and hands-on experiences to explore, Richmond and Wayne County make it easy to walk on the wild side. Bring the whole family along for an unforgettable animal adventure this fall! With a name that’s guaranteed to cause a few giggles, One Happy Ass Farm in Lynn gives…
Not all trails lead to nature!
Not all trails lead to nature! Stop in the Old National Road Welcome Center for a variety of themed trails and activities to select from that will lead you on adventures throughout Wayne County. The new Black History Trail celebrates Wayne County’s proud African-American heritage by commemorating musical, cultural and entrepreneurial contributions…
15 Family Fun Activities to do in Richmond & Wayne County, Indiana
Looking for a fun family adventure to enjoy with the kids this summer? Head east to Richmond and Wayne County, Indiana, where you’ll find a great seasonal slate of attractions, recreation and artsy activities to fill up a day or a weekend! The weather’s perfect for outdoor explorations, and Richmond’s…
Wayne County is for (art) lovers
The state of art in Wayne County is alive, well and thriving. For visitors aiming to load up their itineraries with cultural experiences, Richmond and the surrounding towns definitely offer plenty of colorful options to consider. Founded in 1898, the Richmond Art Museum is the second-oldest art association in Indiana,…






