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  • Beers and More Along the Wabash

    Saturday, August 29, 2026, experience Indiana’s finest craft beers, distilled spirits, wines, ciders and meads!

  • Art in the Park

    Art in the Park: Tuesday, July 28 from 5:00-7:30pm at Columbian Park | Latino Cultural Night (Rain date)

  • Indiana County Fair Dates

    Full list of 2026 Indiana County 4-H Fair Dates according to Purdue

  • Free Spirited Festival

    Join us for Free Spirited Festival, the Midwest’s premiere non-alcoholic and functional beverage experience, August 1st at Wea Creek Orchard benefitting Food Finders!

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