Articles tagged with: I-65
Sometimes, Road Trips Foodies, we need to think about food. Can we stop and have a discussion about how we choose what to eat? An intriguing conference in Indianapolis next month promises just that opportunity. …
Road Trip Foodies ambling in Kentucky might want to check out Louisville’s Urban Bourbon Trail. Louisville’s distilling history dates back to the early 1800’s with whiskey legends like Evan Williams and George Garvin Brown. Before …
There’s nothing better than hand-made candy, and Road Trips Foodies often have sweet treats on the mind. Here are some of the best places to stop while motoring through the Hoosier state:
Schimpff’s Confectionery (pictured), 347 …
It’s not enough to have a restaurant week in Indianapolis in winter. The organizers have set one up for summer as well. Road Trips Foodies heading across the Hoosier state right now can Devour Downtown …
Road Trips Foodies cruising along any of the interstates that go through Indianapolis (I-65, I-69, I-70, I-74) should plan to make a stop downtown at the Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library, 40 East St. Clair Street, …
Road Trips Foodies who’ve cruised on I-65 in northern Indiana have no doubt seen the Holstein cow perched on a milk tanker truck alongside the highway. It’s just one of the signs for Fair …
Maple syrup festival dates for 2010 are starting to roll in. The 19th annual Maple Syrup Festival at Leane and Michael’s Sugarbush, 321 North Garrison Hollow Road, Salem, Indiana, will be held 27 and 28 …
As every Road Trips Foodie knows, a terrific beverage needs a special glass: its visual impression adds to the enjoyment of the drink. Unlike any other medium, glass allows light to pass through and illuminate …
OK, Road Trips Foodies: listen up. All the good ethnic food is not, repeat not on the coasts! America is a country settled by wave after wave of immigrants from all across the globe, and …
The Kentucky Bourbon Festival is a five-day “weekend” full of “smooth bourbon, delicious food, and great entertainment, with a healthy dose of Kentucky hospitality thrown in for good measure”. Road Trips Foodies can meet master …
