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Cardboard Engineering to ignite imagination at the Indiana State Museum 8/13/18
Remember those childhood days of creating a rocket ship, school bus, house or something else entirely with a large cardboard box, some tape and a whole lot of imagination? “Cardboard Engineerin...
Experience the place that inspired Indiana’s most-read female author at Limberlost State Historic Site 8/1/18
By Renee Bruck The swampy wetlands of Limberlost might not be where most authors would choose to live and work, but it was the ideal place for Gene Stratton-Porter to begin her career as a best-s...
THE ART OF THE BRICK is coming to the Indiana State Museum 7/30/18
Lovers of LEGO® bricks, rejoice! This blockbuster exhibition, featuring more than 80 original sculptures made entirely of LEGO bricks, is coming to the Indiana State Museum starting Sept. 29. ...
Learn about utopian communities at New Harmony State Historic Site 7/2/18
By Renee Bruck There’s a quiet town on the banks of the Wabash that’s home to only about 800 residents but contains 204 years of Indiana history through the stories of its buildings an...

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