Sights and Attractions of Muncie, Indiana

July 2nd, 2011 by blinks No comments »

indiana tourismSo you’ve decided to travel to Muncie, Indiana? Well frankly this town is pretty boring, but I’ll help you learn the ropes of vacationing in Muncie!

Muncie is most famous for Ball State University, a public university famous as a teaching college. When visiting Muncie you will want to check out the campus for sure! Here you can check out the beautiful lawns and such!!!! Visit the miraculous Shaffer bell tower in all its glory!

Want to experience the nightlife of Muncie? Well visit the Village! Here you will find several bars, including Doc’s. In addition to bars there is Greek’s famous pizzeria and the M.T. Cup Coffee Shop, both open late! Across the street you’ll find Carter’s Famous Hotdog Cart on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night at 12:00 midnight. Arrive early as the line for hotdogs swells with hungry college students at this hour. » Read more: Sights and Attractions of Muncie, Indiana

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Three Great Things to See and Do During a Vacation to Indiana

July 13th, 2011 by blinks No comments »

The state of Indiana is known for many things including agriculture, auto racing, college athletics, and much more. It is also a very friendly place to visit both for those choosing it as a destination and also for those traveling through it on the way to somewhere else. Here are just three of the many fun things to see and do when visiting Indiana.

College Football Hall of Fame

Some of the greatest players ever to play college football have been enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame located in South Bend, Indiana. Some of the players included in the College Football Hall of Fame include Norm Van Brocklin, O.J. Simpson, Walter Payton, Ronnie Lott, Marcus Allen, Dick Butkus, Earl Campbell, John Elway, Paul Hornung, and Alex Karras. The College Football Hall of Fame also preserves the memories of great teams, administrators, coaches, and games too.

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Indiana Nightlife For Vibrant and Lively Singles!

July 22nd, 2011 by blinks No comments »

indiana tourismIndianapolis is the capital of Indiana with a population of nearly 800,000. With this number of people to entertain there are plenty of dynamic and vibrant nightclubs and bars throughout the city to cater for all musical tastes.

The central areas that appeal to clubbers and night owls are downtown and the northern neighborhood of Broad Ripple. Jazz is still a popular style of music in Indianapolis and a couple of great local places to seek out are the Chatterbox, located in the heart of the Mass Ave Arts and Theatre Cultural District with live jazz 6 nights a week. Also the Jazz Kitchen where you are able to watch jazz from local and national performers most nights of the week.

Downtown, the Slippery Noodle is Indiana’s oldest bar and a venue for straight blues with local, regional and national acts headlining. Or for something a little alternative then try Chalkies with a game of billiards, fine dining and great music.

Weekends are packed with clubbers heading to the Broad Ripple. This area has numerous dance venues, live music clubs with bands playing mainstream, blues and alternative sounds. The famous Peppers has live rock and DJ’s to keep you up dancing till the early hours of the morning. Also located here is The Vogue, on various nights they have live » Read more: Indiana Nightlife For Vibrant and Lively Singles!

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