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Recent Blogs

Brush away the winter blues with a day dedicated to creativity and color 1/22/19
Get ready to celebrate human creativity in all its forms during a brand-new festival at the Indiana State Museum on Saturday. CREATE! is sure to help brighten these bleak winter days and spark you...
Register your child for summer camp fun at the Indiana State Museum 1/16/19
Does your child dream of flying into space, or do they love solving mysteries and puzzles? Better yet, do you have Indy’s next famous chef on your hands? Well, we’ve got a full slate of s...
Free school field trips at the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites 1/10/19
By Hannah Kiefer Field trips are expensive. At the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites, we are proud to offer free school field trips to Hoosier students around the state. Through this progr...
Indiana’s Winter Wonderland: 10 snowy scenes captured by Hoosier artists 12/20/18
By Renee Bruck Dec. 21 marks the official beginning to winter, or the winter solstice. But what does that really mean? Well, it means Dec. 21 will be the “shortest day” of the ye...

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