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Richmond/Wayne County is filled with well-known adventures and flavors and home to several hidden gems. This summer, we will be highlighting the major towns and cities that make up Wayne County and show off what they have to offer.
No matter what brings you to Richmond, Indiana, we guarantee you will be surprised by how much you’ll find to see and do.
Summer Fun Across Wayne County: Adult Edition
When the weather is nice and you’re craving adventure, consider one of our many themed trails! All brochures are available at the Old National Road Welcome Center located at 5701 National Rd. E, Richmond, IN. Also, don’t forget to ask about our Passport to Savings card that’s good for two years. This card provides discounts at various local shops, attractions, and eateries across Wayne County!
Kid-Approved Summertime Adventures
When school lets out, kids are looking forward to warm, sunny days and some epic summer fun. Richmond/Wayne County is the perfect getaway destination for exciting, summertime adventures!
Richmond Shakes It Up Every Summer
When Lorijo Metz moved to Richmond, Indiana six years ago, she was “not a particular fan” of William Shakespeare.
Then Metz heard about a Two Sisters Books and More hosting an opportunity for customers to read all of Shakespeare’s plays together.
Experience the Outdoors in Wayne County, Indiana
By Louise Ronald
Finally! Warm weather has arrived at last! Time to get outside and have some FUN!
You may not think of Wayne County, Indiana, as an outdoor recreation destination – but those in the know are happy to jump in their cars to drive from Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, even as far away as Chicago!
One Wayne County draw is the mountain biking trails at Hayes Arboretum in Richmond rated among as a Top 10 Indiana Best Trails. The 7.5 miles of trails are designated into four difficulty levels – from beginner blue to the most advanced red course.
Remembering the Explosion that Rocked Richmond: A 50 Year Anniversary
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 downtown Richmond leaving many people injured, 41 dead, and the entire county devastated.
Introducing Richmond/Wayne County Tourism's Video
If a picture is worth a thousand words then a video is surely worth even more. The Richmond/Wayne County Tourism Bureau partnered with WCTV to produce an inviting three minute video. This video showcases five segments that make Wayne County unique -- Distinctive Style, Distinctive Fun, Distinctive Culture, Distinctive Flavor, and Distinctive History.
Renovation Changes Look & Future of Richmond Art Museum
The lady in the pink dress has never looked better.
“The Rose Gown” by Louis Betts hangs in a prominent position in one of the newly refurbished galleries at Richmond Art Museum. The painting – a favorite among patrons, according to RAM Executive Director Shaun Dingwerth – is surrounded by other treasures from the museum’s permanent collection.
Unique Works of Nature Found at the Rock and Gem Show
The Eastern Indiana Gem and Geological Society’s (EIGGS) 2019 Gem and Mineral Show from has returned and will take place on Friday March 1 through March 3! With eye catching works of nature, it is no surprise that this annual event pulls far away visitors to Wayne County for this beloved show. At the show you can find Larvikite, the national stone of Norway; Rhodochrosite, the national stone of Argentina; and Larimar, the national stone of the Dominican Republic. You will also spot the beautiful Pietersite from Namibia.
Winter Family Fun in Richmond-Wayne County, IN
When winter hits, Richmond-Wayne County, Indiana erupts with excitement. Whether your prefer adrenaline inducing activities or leisurely stroll, you’re sure to find something that suits your needs in Wayne County.
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