July

SCHERERVILLE (Northern)
36th Annual Corn Roast
Redar Park. Chamber of Commerce event welcomes all to corn, crafts and vendors. 4-8 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) ALL LAKE. Information: Dana Vozar, (219) 322-5412

1-4
BLOOMINGTON (South Central)
Bloomington Music & Arts Festival
Bill Armstrong Soccer Stadium, I.U. Campus. See June 30 listing.

1-4
BRAZIL (Western)
Brazil Rotary Club Annual 4th of July Festival
Forest Park. Patriotic show, carnival, musical events, fish fry, fireworks and more. 5-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 448-8457. Information: Bart Colwell, (812) 448-3357

1-4
CEDAR LAKE (Northern)
Cedar Lake Summerfest
Town Complex Park. Fireworks shot over the lake, talent show, boat races, fun and games for everyone. Hours vary. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) ALL LAKE. Information: Mary Joan Dickson, (219) 374-4444

1-4
GAS CITY(Eastern)
Old Fashion 4th
Gas City Park. Carnival rides, crafts, flea market, food, nightly entertainment. Thur-Sat 4-10 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.-11p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 662-9474. Information: Bill Rock, (765) 674-5295

1-4
FISHERS (Central)
Glorious 4th at Conner Prairie
Conner Prairie Living History Museum. See June 29 listing.

1-4
WHITING (Northern)
Whiting Fourth of July Festival
Lakefront Park. See June 30 listing.

1-5
BREMEN (Northern)
Bremen Firemen's Festival
Sunnyside Park. See June 30 listing.

1-17
AUBURN (Eastern)
35th Anniversary Avanti Auto Exhibit
Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. See June 11 listing.

1-17
CROWN POINT (Northern)
Hometown Festival Days 
Downtown Crown Point. See June 18 listing.

2-3
CARMEL (Central)
Carmelfest
Civic Square. Music, food, crafts, games, entertainment and a giant parade. Fri 7-11 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-9p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 776-8687. Information: Wayne Wilson, (317) 844-8076

2-3
WABASH (Eastern)
10th Annual Honeywell Center Car Show
Honeywell Center. 300 pre-1975 cars and street rods, 1960 Beatles concert and rock-n-roll sock hop. Fri 8-11 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-4 p.m., concert at 8 p.m. Admission charge for concert and dance. Lodging/camping information call: (800) 563-1169 Information: Jayne Rice, (800) 626-6345

2-4
AURORA (South Central)
Aurora Firecracker Craft Show & Festival
Lesko Park. Craft show, free entertainment, fireworks, riverboat cruises, food, car and air shows, lighted boat parade. Fri 7-11:30 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-11:30 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 322-8198. 

2-4
CONVERSE (Eastern)
Central Indiana Bluegrass Association Bluegrass Festival
Converse Fairgrounds. Bluegrass music shows and ja.m.s, camping, vendors, food, crafts. Fri 4-11 p.m.; Sat 11 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 664-9021. Information: Audra DeMarcus, (765) 674-5117

2-4
KOKOMO (Eastern)
Haynes Apperson Festival 
Downtown Kokomo. Celebrate automotive history with car shows, parades, carnival, food, crafts, music, sports and fireworks. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 837-0971. Information: Dave Broman, (800) 456-1106

2-4
MADISON (South Central)
1999 Madison Regatta 
Ohio River. Week full of events leads to race weekend featuring the world's fastest boats, unlimited hydroplanes. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 559-2956. Information: Dan Carter(812) 265-5000

2-4
SHOALS (South Central)
Catfish Festival
Town of Shoals. Fireworks, auction, flea market, arts, crafts, sports events, fishing contest, live bands, queen show. Hours vary. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 295-3421, (812) 247-3491. Information: Stephen Deckard, (812) 247-2828

2-4
SULLIVAN (Western)
Celebration of Independence
Sullivan County Park, Sullivan Lake. Arts, crafts, flea markets, entertainment, lighted boat parade, primitive enca.m.p.m.ent, fireworks over Sullivan Lake. 9 a.m.-close. Admission charge Information: Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce, (812) 268-4836

2-4
VEEDERSBURG (Western)
Stea.m. Corner July 4th Celebration 
Various locations. Antiques, collectibles, arts, crafts, entertainment, Sunday church service. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Information: Don or Ruth Staggs, (765) 798-5710

2-4
WARREN (Eastern)
Salamonie Summer Festival
Downtown Warren. Arts, crafts, car/antique tractor shows, entertainment, parade, kids' games, food, line dancing, volleyball, fireworks. Hours vary. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 848-4282. Information: Town clerk's office, (219) 375-2656

2-5
LIBERTY (Eastern)
Liberty Festival
Courthouse Square. Waterball contest, parade, freedom run, fireworks, flea market, crafts, food, line dancing, children's games, music. Fri 4-6 p.m.; Sat-Sun 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Mon 8 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 458-6894, (765) 458-5565. Information: Ray Dickerson, (765) 458-5976

2-5
LINTON (South Central)
Linton Freedom Festival 
Various locations. Arts, crafts, carnival, live bands, horsepull, 10 p.m. Sunday fireworks, 10 a.m. Monday parade. Attractions open to 11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 847-8631, (812) 847-8513. Information: Patty Miller, (812) 847-4846

3
MITCHELL (South Central)
Mitchell's Annual Fourth of July Hometown Celebration
Main Street. Arts, crafts, games, contests, parade, apple pie bake-off, lip-sync, pet show, fireworks extravaganza. 8 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 849-9048, (812) 849-4081, (812) 849-4129. Information: Greater Mitchell Chamber of Commerce, (800) 580-1985

3-4
CORYDON (Southern)
Old Settlers' Day Weekend
Old Capitol Square, sponsored by Corydon Capitol State Historic Site. 

3-4
DELPHI (Western)
Carroll County Wabash & Erie Canal Days 
Canal Park. 1800s encampmentwith tepees, crafts, antique tractors, art show, food, fireworks, parade, historic trail walk. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Information: Jack Wroten, (219) 965-2262

3-4
EVANSVILLE (Southern)
Evansville Thunder Festival 99 
Downtown Riverfront. See June 24 listing.

4
HUNTINGTON (Eastern)
Old Fashion Fourth of July
Forks of the Wabash Historic Park. Celebrate the Fourth with historic speeches, music, games, historic house tours. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 848-4282. Information: Jeannie Regan, (219) 356-1903

4
META.M.ORA (South Central)
Old Fashioned 4th of July
Old Metamora. Art, antique, crafts shops, 6 p.m. parade featuring shopkeepers and residents, fireworks at dusk. All day. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 647-2109, (765) 647-2541. Information: Al Rogers, (765) 647-2194

4
ROCKVILLE (Western)
Billie Creek Ice Cream. Social 
Billie Creek Village. Free cake and ice cream., children's games, egg toss, wagon rides, patriotic flag program.. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission charge Nearby lodging, camping, Information: Anne Lynk, (765) 569-5226

4
WEST COLLEGE CORNER (Eastern)
College Corner Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration
Grove Park Horseshoe tournament, old-time baseball, parade, band concert, children's games, fireworks, food, pedal pull. 1-10 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 458-6894. Information: Ray Dickerson, (765) 458-5976

6-10
ENGLISH (Southern)
English Reunion & Crawford County Fair
Willia.m. H. English Park. Exhibits, livestock displays, rodeo, nightly entertainment, parade, fireworks, veterans' display and recognition program.. 6-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 338-3120, (812) 338-9695. Information: Wayne Carothers, (812) 338-2800

8-10
WINCHESTER (Eastern)
Aloha International Festival
Willard Elementary School Hawaiian steel guitar festival, artists from 26 states, foreign countries, 6 p.m. Saturday luau feast. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. daily. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 584-8281, (765) 584-1494. Information: Jack Fowler, (765) 584-6845

9-10
DERBY (Southern)
Cedar Valley Bluegrass Festival
Cedar Valley Campgrounds. Bluegrass bands from several states, flea market, food, camping available. Fri 8 p.m.-midnight; Sat noon-midnight. Admission charge Information: Dennis Howell, (812) 836-2311

9-10
SPICELAND (Eastern)
Spiceland Freedom Days
Downtown Spiceland. Baby and Little Miss contests, parade, crafts, local entertainment, food, games, vendors. Fri 4-11 p.m.; Sat 7 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 676-4302. Information: Marlene Thrawley, (765) 987-7381

9-10
TERRE HAUTE (Western)
St. Benedict Community Fun Fest
St. Benedict Church. Traditional street fair, children's games, raffles, casino, beer garden, flea market, dinners, music. 4 p.m.-midnight. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 366-3043. Information: Greg Ulm, (812) 232-7279

9-11
CROWN POINT (Northern)
Antique Power Stea.m. Show
Lake County Fairgrounds. Recapturing the glory days of farming with J.I. Case tractor, flea market, antiques, toy show. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) ALL LAKE. Information: Sandy Monroe, (219) 663-4254

9-11
MICHIGAN CITY (Northern)
Music Festival 
Washington Park. Musicians of all ages come together for performances at the lakefront. Food available. Afternoon-evening. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: Lynn Swenson, (888) FUN SUNN

9-11
ORESTES (Eastern)
Orestes Oak Tree Festival
Town Park, streets. Parade, hog roast, food, frog race, kids' tractor pull and games, car show. Fri 4-11 p.m.; Sat-Sun 9 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 533-6569. Information: Dennis Pickering, (765) 754-7966

9-18
MICHIGAN CITY (Northern)
Michigan City Summer Festival 
Various locations. 23 separate events celebrating the wonders of our city, lakefront and beautiful Washington Park. Hours vary. Admission charge to some events. Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: Joe Doyle, (888) FUN SUNN

10
INDIANAPOLIS (Central)
Taste of Indiana
Celebration Plaza, Military Park. Sa.m.ple foods from restaurants across Indiana. Also entertainment, fa.m.ily activities, attractions with discounted admissions. Noon-7 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 556-INDY. Information: Carol Ann Barrett, (317) 233-2434

10
MONTICELLO (Western)
Monticello Ag Day
Downtown Monticello. Soil conservation, gardening, landscaping, wildlife exhibits, food, vintage tractors, entertainment, equipment displays, lawn tractor raffle. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 583-4141, (219) 583-8306. Information: Janet Dold, (219) 583-7220

10-11
LAPEL (Eastern)
Lapel Village Fair
Main Street. Craft and food booths, parade, car and tractor show, entertainment, street dance, Civil War enca.m.p.m.ent. Sat 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 559-2956. Information: Nancy Hinkle, (765) 534-4432

10-11 Hoosier Artist 
MUNSTER (Northern)
7th Annual Blues, Jazz & Arts on the Ridge Festival
Munster Town Hall. Live blues and jazz, national acts, juried art and craft show, children's activities, food. 10 a.m.-close. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) ALL LAKE. Information: Munster Chamber of Commerce, (219) 836-5549

10-18
FORT WAYNE (Eastern)
Three Rivers Festival 
Headwaters Park. A civic celebration showcasing the arts, crafts, history, children's activities, national acts, food and more. Hours vary. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 767-7752. Information: Harriet Hoxton, (219) 745-5556

10, 24
RISING SUN (South Central)
Music on the River 
Rising Sun Riverfront Pavilion. See June 12 listing.

11
RISING SUN (South Central)
"Shiner Pride Show Your Pride" Car Show 
Ohio Riverfront. Car, truck and motorcycle show, craft show, food, games, music. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (888) 776-4786. Information: Charlie Levi or Ron Eads, (888) RSNG SUN; www.risingsun-in.org

12-18
INDIANAPOLIS (Central)
Summer Celebration
Indiana Convention Center/RCA Dome. A week-long African-A.m.erican cultural event with workshops, conferences, symposiums enhancing today's society. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 556-INDY. Information: Twyler Jenkins, (317) 925-2702

15-18
MARION (Eastern)
The Quilters Hall of Fame Celebration 99
Marion Public Library. Quilt show, auction, lectures, induction to Quilters Hall of Fa.m.e, Marie Webster Home tour. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 662-9474. Information: Julie Spangler, (219) 375-3232

15-18, 9/16-19
WESTFIELD (Central)
Annual Little Eagle Creek Bluegrass Festival
Rynearson Farm. Family-oriented bluegrass music with national bluegrass bands, camping, hayrides, ca.m.pfires, horseshoe pitching contest. Hours vary. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 776-8687. Information: Max Rynearson, (317) 896-2985

16-18
ANDERSON (Eastern)
8th Annual Military Vehicle Rally & Reunion
Historical Military Armor Museum. A gathering of military vehicle enthusiasts. Military memorabilia, restored vehicle displays, trader's market, food. Fri 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 533-6569. Information: Joe McClain, Candace Sylvester, (765) 649-8265

16-18
COLUMBUS (South Central)
Columbus Scottish Festival
Ra.m.ada Inn, Millrace Park. Friday "ceilidh" (Scottish party), followed Saturday and Sunday at park with bagpipes, entertainment, traditional foods. Fri 6:30 p.m. at Ramada; Sat-Sun 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping, other Information: Visitors Center, (800) 468-6564

16-18
CULVER (Northern)
Culver Lakefest
Culver Park & Beach. Live music, athletic competitions, art show, crafts, food booths, fireworks, "Miss Maxinkuckee" parade Saturday. Fri 6-11 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun 8 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 626-5353. Information: Pa.m. Mahler, (219) 842-8215

16-18
LOGANSPORT (Eastern)
Iron Horse Festival
Downtown Logansport. Train excursion, auto show, parade, model railroad exhibit, 4-mile run, arts, crafts, food fest. Fri 5 p.m.-midnight; Sat 10 a.m.-midnight; Sun 11 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 753-6351, (219) 753-2928. Information: Rosalie Arnold, (219) 722-IRON

17 Hoosier Artist 
BROWNSBURG (Central)
Countree Peddlers Arts in the Park
Arbuckle Acres Park. 450 booths of juried arts and crafts featuring A.m.ish, Country, Shaker, Victorian, etc. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) HOLIDAY. Information: Gerry Bauchert, (317) 852-8466

17
CUTLER (Western)
Midsummer Festival & Great Mill Race 
Ada.m.'s Mill. Boat races every half hour, food, crafts, displays, demonstrations. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Information: Barbara Cottingha.m., (765) 463-7893

17 Hoosier Artist 
DECATUR (Eastern)
"Remember When"
Downtown Decatur. Fine arts fair, benefit auction, food booths, kids' carnival, sidewalk sales. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. No admission charge Information: Lois Keen, (219) 728-2224

17
(South Central)
Oldenburg Freudenfest
Town Hall area. German festival, music, food, volksmarch, 5K run, kids' games, 82nd Infantry group, antique machinery. 6:30 a.m.-midnight. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 934-6262, (765) 647-2657. Information: Paul Selkirk, (812) 934-4676

17 
SEYMOUR (South Central)
Midsummer Art Festival
Southern Indiana Center for the Arts. Midwest art and crafts, entertainment, refreshments. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (888) 524-1914. Information: Seymour Chamber of Commerce, (812) 522-3681

17
VALPARAISO (Northern)
Gaelic Fest 
Sunset Hill Farm County Park. Celebrating all things Scottish and Irish with dance competition, music, food, beer garden, arts, crafts. Noon-6 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 283-8687. Information: Allen Pease, (219) 465-3586

17-18 Hoosier Artist 
GRIFFITH (Northern)
"A Park Full of Art"
Central Park. Our 25th year. Stroll through the park, enjoy 115 juried artists. Refreshments available. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) ALL LAKE. Information: Charles Ricks, (219) 923-6267

17-24
PERU (Eastern)
Circus City Festival 
Circus Arena. "Greatest a.m.ateur youth three-ring circus on earth." Downtown midway, parade, museum. Weekday shows 7 p.m.; Sat shows 2, 7 p.m.; Sun show 3 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 472-3971, (765) 473-4342. Information: Linda Cawood, (765) 472-3918

18
ROCKVILLE (Western)
Early Wheels Antique & Classic Car Show 
Billie Creek Village. Antique and classic cars, trucks, buses, bluegrass band, 3 p.m. awards presentation. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission charge Nearby lodging, camping, Information: Anne Lynk, (765) 569-5226

23
HUNTINGTON (Eastern)
Flashback to the '60s Car Show
Downtown Huntington on the Mall. Classic car show which drew 231 old and classic cars in 1998. 5-10 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 848-4282. Information: David Funk, (219) 356-0621

23-24
BEAN BLOSSOM (South Central)
2nd Annual Bean Blossom Ja.m.fest
Bluegrass Hall of Fa.m.e Museum A.m.phitheater. Bring lawn chairs for music from noon-11 p.m. daily. Grounds open 24 hours. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 753-3255. Information: Dwight Dillman, (800) 414-4677; 

23-25
BATTLE GROUND (Western)
Battle Ground Stea.m. & Gas Power Show
Tippecanoe Battlefield Park. Antique tractors, cars, gas engines, threshing machine, sawmills, shingle mill, crafts, flea market, entertainment, food. Fri-Sat 8 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sun 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Lodging/camping information call: (800) 872-6648. Information: Willia.m. Hedrick, (765) 463-1715

23-25
LAFAYETTE (Western)
Hot Summer Nights 
Various locations. A sock-hoppin' hot spot! Classic car cruise-in and show, dancing, go-kart race and more. Hours vary. Admission charge Lodging/camping, other Information: Greater Lafayette Convention & Visitors Bureau, (800) 872-6648, (765) 447-9999

23-25
WHITING (Northern)
Pierogi Fest
Historic Downtown Whiting. Ethnic foods, Slovak dancers, polka bands, art show, Eastern Bloc Jeopardy, carriage rides, beer garden. 11 a.m.-10 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) ALL LAKE. Information: Gayle Kosalko, (219) 659-0292

24
FORT WAYNE (Eastern)
Indiana Highland Games
Zollner Stadium, Concordia Lutheran High School. A Scottish fair with dancing, athletics, pipe bands, clan tents, sheepherding, merchandise, food and more. 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 767-7752. Information: David and Raeann Kusch, (219) 486-1249

24
INDIANAPOLIS (Central)
Kroger Circlefest
Monument Circle. A festival of the sights, sounds, and tastes of downtown Indianapolis. Noon-midnight. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 556-INDY. Information: (317) 237-2222

24
LAFAYETTE (Western)
Dancing in the Streets
Ja.m.es F. Riehle Plaza, downtown Lafayette. Classic car cruise, live entertainment, food, beer and wine. Part of Hot Summer Nights-see July 23-25 listing. 4 p.m.-midnight. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 872-6648. Information: Julie Pope, (765) 742-2313

24
MANSFIELD (Western)
Mansfield Gospel Celebration
Mansfield, Parke County. Listen or join in the singing, bring your gospel group. Food, crafts, flea market. Festival 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; music 10 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 569-5226. Information: Pat McCarter, (765) 653-4026, (765) 569-5226

24-25
ANDERSON (Eastern)
16th Annual Adena-Hopewell Rendezvous
Mounds State Park. Prehistoric mound building cultures, primitive enca.m.p.m.ent, historic Native A.m.erican and pioneer lifestyles, arrowheads, artifacts, archeology. Sat 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 533-6569. Information: (765) 642-6627

24-25
FORT WAYNE (Eastern)
Gathering of the People Pow-Wow
Limberlost Girl Scout Ca.m.p McMillen. Native A.m.erican dancing, crafts, food; dancers and traders from around the world. Sat 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 767-7752, Information: (219) 485-9744

28-31
EVANSVILLE (Southern)
Evansville Riverfest
Riverside Drive. Entertainment on four stages, food, carnival rides, children's activities, car show and more. Wed-Thur 11 a.m.-11 p.m.; Fri 11 a.m.-1 a.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-1 a.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 433-3025. Information: Trisha Haley, (812) 424-2986

30-31
BERNE (Eastern)
Berne Swiss Days
City of Berne. Switzerland in Indiana. Swiss food, folk dancing, factory tours, quilt and art show, crafts, sidewalk sales. 8 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 589-8955, (219) 589-3536, (219) 589-2303. Information: Deb Horton, (219) 589-8080

30-31
FRANKFORT (Western)
Frankfort Hot Dog Festival
Frankfort Downtown Square. Dogs with every topping, children's activities, sidewalk sales, sporting events, concerts, other "dog" related events. Fri noon-11 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 659-4400. Information: Fred Fladd, (765) 654-4081;

30-8/1
HOBART (Northern)
Serb Fest 1999
St. Sava Hall. Barbecue la.m.b, stuffed cabbage, grilled specialties, bakery, strudels, nut rolls, crepes, helicopter rides, live music. Noon-midnight. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) ALL LAKE. Information: Mike Galich, Marcie Roknich Lash, (219) 736-9191

31
NOBLESVILLE (Central)
Downtown Noblesville Street Dance
Courthouse Square. Live band entertainment, dancing under the stars, kids' games, food vendors, fa.m.ily fun. 6-10 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 776-8687. Information: Jackie Chatterton, (317) 776-0205

31-8/1
FORT WAYNE (Eastern)
25th Annual Muddy River Run
Allen County Fairgrounds. Car show, craft show, kids' games, live music. Proceeds benefit Turnstone for the Disabled. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 767-7752. Information: Dick Sordelet, (219) 497-0161

31-8/1
LEROY (Northern)
21st Annual Stoney Run Bluegrass Festival
Stoney Run County Park. Bring lawn chairs to continuous bluegrass music by top na.m.e bands, concessions, camping (no hook-ups). 11 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) ALL LAKE. Information: Sandy or Carrie, (219) 769-PARK

31-8/1
ORLAND (Northern)
Vermont Settlement Festival
Orland Town Park. Primitive village, crafts, car show, mud volleyball tournament, kids' games and pedal pull. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 525-3101. Information: Mike Shoup, (219) 665-6180

31-8/15
ROME CITY (Eastern)
Gene Stratton-Porter Chautauqua Days Festival
Gene Stratton Porter State Historic Site. 

August

1
FORT WAYNE (Eastern)
25th Annual Muddy River Run
Allen County Fairgrounds. See July 31 listing.

1
HOBART (Northern)
Serb Fest 1999
St. Sava Hall. See July 30 listing.

1
LEROY (Northern)
21st Annual Stoney Run Bluegrass Festival
Stoney Run County Park. See July 31 listing.

1
ORLAND (Northern)
Vermont Settlement Festival
Orland Town Park. See July 31 listing.

1-7
UNION CITY (Eastern)
Farmer Merchant Days
Downtown Union City. Sesquicentennial celebration. Go-kart race, concessions, entertainment, arts, crafts, midway, flea and farmers markets, Saturday parade. Hours vary. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 584-8281, (765) 584-1494. Information: Chamber of Commerce, (765) 964-5409

1-15
ROME CITY (Eastern)
Gene Stratton-Porter Chautauqua Days Festival
Gene Stratton-Porter State Historic Site. 

1-9/17
AUBURN (Eastern)
35th Anniversary Avanti Auto Exhibit
Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. See June 11 listing.

2-6
NEW ALBANY (Southern)
Culbertson Mansion Adventure Classes
Culbertson Mansion State Historic Site. 3-7
OAKLAND CITY (Southern)
Sweet Corn Festival
Wirth Park. Celebrating Wabash Valley's sweet corn. Showcasing local crafts, entertainment. 5-10 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 749-4300. Information: A.S. Wallace, (812) 749-4464

4-7
MARKLEVILLE (Eastern)
Markleville Adams Township Ja.m.boree
Community Parkome cooked meals, crafts, entertainment, games, rides, antique tractors, tractor pulls, mud bog, car show. Wed-Fri 4-8 p.m.; Sat all day. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 533-6569. Information: Jerry, Shirley Moore, (765) 533-2111

5-8
JASPER (Southern)
Jasper Strassenfest
Downtown Jasper. Celebrating German heritage with authentic music, food, beer tent, talent show, arts and crafts fair. Hours vary. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 968-4578. Information: Kim Lottes, (812) 482-6866

6-7
GARRETT (Western)
Garrett Heritage Days
City Park. Celebrating B&O Railroad history, Creek Cub Bait Co. History, shows, antiques, crafts, entertainment, food, parade. 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Admission charge Information: Pat Bartels, (219) 357-4123

6-7
PIERCETON (Northern)
Pierceton Days
Brower Park. Food, crafts, parade, car show, bands, gospel music, free watermelon, Cutie Contest, kids' tractor pull. 8 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 800-6090. Information: Brenda Whitaker, (219) 594-5557

6-7
ZOAR (Southern)
Zoar Mosquito Fest
United Methodist Church. Food, country store, old-fashioned games, whiffleball tourney, homemade ice crea.m., nightly entertainment. Fri 4-11 p.m.; Sat 6:30 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Information: Ralph Hemmer, (812) 536-2920

6-8
BLUFFTON (Eastern)
Wheels of Yesteryear Antique Power Show & Pioneer Festival
Wells County 4-H Fairgrounds. Pre-1840 enca.m.p.m.ent, pioneer crafts, antique tractor and engine show, tractor pulls, flea market and auction. Fri-Sat 8 a.m.-dark; Sun 9 a.m.-3 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 824-5553, (219) 824-0926. Information: Rolland Myers, (219) 565-3217

6-8
OWENSVILLE (Southern)
Owensville Watermelon Festival
Owensville Library Park. Food, crafts, rides, Little Mr., Little Miss pageants, kiddie parade and Saturday 10:30 a.m. parade. Hours vary. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 385-0999. Information: Dorothy Kelley, Owensville merchants

6-8
RUSHVILLE (Eastern)
Pioneer Engineers Club of Indiana, Annual Stea.m. Show
Rush County Conservation Club. Operators explain how antique farm machinery works, craft demonstrations, music, dance, large flea market. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 932-2999, (765) 825-3035. Information: Dale Sorber, (765) 938-1047

7-8 Hoosier Artist 
CHESTERTON (Northern)
41st Annual Chesterton Art Fair
Hawthorne Park High quality juried art fair featuring 139 artists from throughout the United States. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 283-8687. Information: Terry Bilka, (219) 926-4711

7-8, 9/18-19
TERRE HAUTE (Western)
Terre Haute Flea Market
Vigo County Fairgrounds. See May 8 listing.

11-14
DELPHI (Western)
Carroll County Old Settlers' Celebration
Courthouse Square. Crafters, artists, nightly rendezvous at Wabash & Erie Canal, entertainment, pioneer village, carnival, Thursday fish fry. Wed-Fri 4:30-11 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 872-6648. Information: Bonita, (765) 564-3034

11-15
TELL CITY (Southern)
Schweizer Fest
City Hall Park. Celebrating city's Swiss-German heritage with food, brau garten, nightly entertainment, a.m.usement rides and market. Hours vary. No admission charge Information: Perry County Convention & Visitors Bureau, (888) 343-6262; 

11-22
INDIANAPOLIS (Central)
1999 Indiana State Fair
Indiana State Fairgrounds. 

12-14
ELWOOD (Eastern)
Elwood Glass Festival 
Elwood Callaway Park. Glass factory tours, craft and flea markets, food, carnival, quilt show, giant parade, car show. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 559-2956. Information: Bill McQuitty, (765) 552-0180

12-14
FORT WAYNE (Eastern)
Fort Wayne Irish Fest
Headwaters Park. Celebration of Irish music, food, wares and culture with performers from Ireland and the Midwest. 11 a.m.-midnight. Admission charge after 6 p.m. Lodging/camping information call: (800) 767-7752. Information: Robert Connolly, (219) 423-3343

12-14
VAN BUREN (Eastern)
Van Buren Popcorn Festival 
Town streets. Crafts, food, entertainment, garden tractor pull, bed race, 5K race, kiddie rides, children's olympics, parade. Thur-Fri 6-11 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 668-8801, (765) 664-1924. Information: Jim Lee, (765) 934-4888

12-15
LAGRANGE (Northern)
Annual Stea.m. & Gas Engine Show
LaGrange County 4-H Fairgrounds. Antique tractors, gas and stea.m. engines, sawmills, arts, crafts, trading post, live entertainment, tractor pull. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 254-8090. Information: Jim Eberly, (219) 463-3639

12-15
MUNCIE (Eastern)
Summer Heat Balloon Cha.m.pionship
Muncie-Delaware County Airport. Balloon lifts, air shows, concerts, booths, fireworks, Friday illume, Saturday children's day. Thur 4-11 p.m.; Fri noon-11 p.m.; Sat 11 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun 6-10 a.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 568-6862. Information: Muncie Visitors Bureau, (800) 369-2740

12-15 Hoosier Artist 
NAPPANEE (Northern)
A.m.ish Acres Arts & Crafts Festival
A.m.ish Acres Historic Farm. "Indiana's #1 Outdoor Festival" (Sunshine Artist). 365 juried artists, continuous entertainment on three stages, food. Thur-Sat 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 262-8161. Information: Jennifer Wysong, (219) 773-4188; 

12-15
NORTH MANCHESTER (Eastern)
North Manchester Funfest
Main, Market Streets. Friday night car show and street dance, Saturday parade, demonstrations, sports tournaments, entertainment, food. Hours vary. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 563-1169. Information: Brian Wagner, (219) 982-4919

13-14
CA.M.DEN (Western)
Ca.m.den Lions Tractor Pull & Fun Fest
Jackson Township Park. Farm stock and tractor pull, softball tournament, craft show, bingo, festival food, free parking. Fri 5-11 p.m.; Sat 11 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Information: Bill Dittman, (219) 686-2260 or Dave Jeffry, (219) 686-2797

13-14
SCOTTSBURG (Southern)
Scottsburg Beautification Pig Roast in the Park
Beechwood Park. A porcine celebration with hog calling and pig kissing contests, hog roast, music, dancing, tournaments. Fri 6-10 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-9 p.m. No admission charge Information: Anita Walker, (812) 752-7268

13-15
ANDREWS (Eastern)
Andrews Western Days
Downtown Main Street. Canoe race, western theme games, rides, chuck wagon, food, Saturday parade, live music, tractor pull. Fri 5-10 p.m.; Sat 7 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-1 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 848-4282. Information: Van Juillerat, (219) 786-3848

14
DEMOTTE (Northern)
Touch of Dutch Arts & Crafts Festival
Demotte Elementary School, Freedom Park. Pancake breakfast, 5K run/walk, festival parade, arts and crafts. 6 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Information: Diane Marzynski, (219) 987-6502

14
MONTGOMERY (South Central)
11th Annual Quilt Auction Day at the Gasthof
The Gasthof A.m.ish Restaurant & Village. Approximately 100 A.m.ish-crafted quilts auctioned beginning 11 a.m., followed by gospel singing. Inspection begins 8:30 a.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) RED ROOF, (812) 486-3255. Information: Daviess County Chamber of Commerce, (812) 254-5262

14-15
LINDEN (Western)
Civil War Weekend
Linden Railroad Museum. North/South living history and enca.m.p.m.ent, formal dance in the evening. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 866-3973. Information: Bob Straw, (765) 339-4756

19-22
COLUMBUS (South Central)
Gospel Music Festival
The Commons. Celebration of gospel music with local and regional groups performing live. Thur-Sat 7-9 p.m.; Sun 2-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 468-6564. Information: Deborah Lane Nelson, (812) 376-2539

19-22
GREENSBURG (South Central)
Greensburg Power of the Past
Decatur County Fairgrounds. Antique machinery, stea.m. engines, tractor pull, horse pull, flea markets, crafts, fiddle contest, more. 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 663-9998. Information: Dale Wilson, (812) 663-9224

20-22
COAL CITY (Western)
Coal City Festival
Downtown Coal City. Parade, antique tractor rodeo, antique/craft/flea markets, food, dance, entertainment, mini tractor pull, gospel sing. Fri 8-11 p.m.; Sat-Sun all day. No admission charge Information: Kris Smith, (812) 859-4500; 

20-22
KENTLAND (Western)
Kentland Days 
Courthouse Square. Music, kiddie tractor pull, ice crea.m., quilt show, flea markets, antiques, dance, games, contests, parade. Fri 5-10 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 474-5141, (219) 285-2704. Information: Jamie Wirtz, (219) 474-9705

21
CUTLER (Western)
Rodgers Rangers Rendezvous 
Ada.m.s Mill. Reenactments from French and Indian Wars, blanket traders, music, entertainment, merchants. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Information: Barbara Cottingha.m., (765) 463-7893

21
INDIANAPOLIS (Central)
Reptiles, Etc.
Indiana State Museum. 

21
RISING SUN (South Central)
Taste of Southeast Indiana 
Riverfront Pavilion and Main Street. Specialty and homegrown food showcased along Rising Sun's historic Main Street and riverfront. 11 a.m.-8 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (888) 776-4786. Information: Rising Sun/Ohio County Convention & Tourism Bureau, (888) RSNG SUN; 

21
ROANOKE (Eastern)
Taste of Roanoke
Downtown Main Street. Restaurants, local vendors sell tastes of their best cuisine for 50 cents. Live music, street dance. 4-10 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 848-4282. Information: Mike Rogers, (219) 672-9255

21
WABASH (Eastern)
Wabash Herb Festival
Paradise Spring Historic Park. Fresh, dried herb demonstrations, herb-related products, vendors. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 563-1169. Information: Pat Lynn, (219) 563-5153

21-22
PERRYSVILLE (Western)
Skinner Farm Museum & Village Stea.m. & Gas Show
Skinner Farm Museum & Village. Gas, stea.m., horse farm machinery and tools, historic buildings, furnishings and crafts. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Admission charge Information: Norman Skinner, (765) 793-4079.

21-22
UNION MILLS (Northern)
Mill Pond Festival
Mill Pond Park. Crafts, food, kids' games, tractor pull, live music, beer garden, entertainment, bingo, fireworks, car show. Sat 9 a.m.-1 a.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: Union Mills Conservation Club, (219) 767-2937

21-22
VALPARAISO (Northern)
Midwest Corvette & Chevy Show, Swap & Auction 
Porter County Expo & Fairgrounds. Big auto swap with hundreds of cars for sale, auction, beer garden, food, special displays. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 283-8687. Information: Mario Alvarez, (219) 464-9918

21-22
WARSAW (Northern)
Big Brothers Big Sisters Car & Truck Show
Petro's GM Showplace. Saturday evening food court, '50s-'60s cruise-in, Sunday pancake breakfast followed by car, truck show. Hours vary. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 269-2323. Information: Big Brothers Big Sisters, (888) 456-1600

22
FRANKLIN (Central)
Indiana Masonic Home Summer Festival 
Indiana Masonic Home. Antique tractor pull competition, crafts, games and rides. 8 a.m.-close. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (317) 736-8000, (812) 526-6422. Information: Brenda Bechert, (317) 736-6141

26-29
MICHIGAN CITY (Northern)
Michigan City In-Water Boat Show
Washington Park Marina. 20th annual show is oldest, largest exposition of its kind on Lake Michigan. Thur-Fri noon-8 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: Colleen Wilson, (440) 899-5009

26-29
VEVAY (South Central)
Swiss Wine Festival 
Riverfront Park. Food, entertainment, wine tasting, arts, crafts, grape stomp, parade, riverboat cruises, a.m.usement rides, athletics, fireworks. Thur-Fri 5-11 p.m.; Sat 11 a.m.-midnight; Sun 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) HELLO VV. Information: Welcome Center, (800) 435-5688

27-28
BEDFORD (South Central)
Mum's the Word Festival 
Lawrence County Courthouse Square. Art show inside courthouse, craft fair on lawn, live music, food vendors, mums for sale. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 275-5935, (812) 849-4129. Information: Steve Wyatt, (812) 275-8047

27-28
BIPPUS (Eastern)
Bippus Days
Downtown Bippus. Friday fish fry, car show, Saturday pancake breakfast, parade, craft booths, children's activities. Fri 4:30-9 p.m.; Sat 7 a.m.-11p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 848-4282. Information: Angie Rittenhouse, (219) 344-1357

27-28
SCOTTSBURG (Southern)
Leota Country Frolic
Downtown Leota. Arts, crafts, flea market, country music, clogging, talent and fiddle contests, museum, food, more. Fri 9 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sat 7 a.m.-10 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 528-1234, (812) 752-2212, (812) 752-4062. Information: Eileen Losey, (812) 752-2834

27-29
BOWLING GREEN (Western)
Bowling Green Old Settlers Reunion
Public Square. Crafts, horseshoe pitching, baby, toddler, Little Miss contests, tractor and horse pulls, top stage entertainment, food. Fri-Sat 10 a.m.-close; Sun noon-close. No admission charge Information: Lynne Nadolny, (812) 986-3041

27-29
CENTERVILLE (Eastern)
Centerville Archway Days
Streets of Centerville. Historic Archway tour, antiques, 5K run, food court, crafts, car show, Saturday parade and more. Fri 5-11 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun noon-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 855-3912. Information: Visitor's Bureau, (800) 828-8414.

27-29
MANSFIELD (Western)
Russ's Rodeo & Motorcycle Weekend
Mansfield, Parke County. Poker run, parade, contests, hog roasts. Bring your Harley; all others welcome. 9 a.m.-close. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 569-5226. Information: Russ Deahl, (765) 653-4026, (765) 569-5226

27-29
SANDBORN (South Central)
Black Creek Festival
Sandborn City Park. Food, games, crafts, old-fashioned fun for all ages. No admission charge Fri 4-8 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sun 8 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 886-6443. Information: Earl Meek, (812) 694-8902

27-29 Hoosier Artist 
SELLERSBURG (Southern)
Sellersburg Celebrates
Silver Creek High School. Food booths, crafts, entertainment, games, contests, juried art fair. Fri 6-11 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun noon-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 552-3842. Information: Tom Garr, (812) 246-8805

27-29
VINCENNES (South Central)
Knox County Watermelon Festival 
Downtown Vincennes. Games, pageants, food, 5K run, basketball, arts, crafts, free watermelon, historic sites nearby. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 886-6443. Information: Dave Kiefer, (888) 895-6622

28
LAFAYETTE (Western)
Riverfront Jazz & Blues Festival 
Ja.m.es F. Riehle Plaza. Night of jazz and blues, live entertainment, food, beer, wine. 3 p.m.-midnight. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 872-6648. Information: Julie Pope, (765) 742-2313

28
NOBLESVILLE (Central)
The Julian Center's A.m.ish Country Market
Ha.m.ilton County Fairgrounds. Over 200 antique/craft/food booths benefiting victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 776-8687. Information: Sherry McCabe, (317) 377-3064

28
ROSSVILLE (Western)
Rossville Summer's End Festival
Downtown Rossville. Parade, crafts, raffles, food, flea market, live entertainment, car show, fireworks at dusk. 9 a.m.-10 p.m. No admission charge Information: Dee Kelly, (765) 379-2887

28-29 Hoosier Artist 
ELKHART (Northern)
Mainstreet Showcase of Art 
Downtown Elkhart. Over 100 juried fine artists featuring mixed media including sculpture, watercolor, oils, photography, jewelry. Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 262-8161. Information: Sandra Geiser, (800) 597-7627

28-29
NEW CASTLE (Eastern)
Under the Raintree Festival
Downtown New Castle. Car, motorcycle shows, arts, crafts, vendor and food booths, country and gospel music, more. Sat 10 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 676-4302. Information: Gus Beerwart, (765) 521-2333, Russ Weston, (765) 521-3911; weston@nltc.net

28-29
PERU (Eastern)
Eel River Rendezvous
Honey Bear Hollow Campgrounds. Pre-1840 pioneer ca.m.p, crafts. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Information: Willia.m. Johnson, (765) 395-5048

28-29
ROLLING PRAIRIE (Northern)
Old Farmers' Fest
Downtown Rolling Prairie. Arts, crafts, food, entertainment, farmers' market, old farm implement demonstrations and more. Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: Sandy Surma, (219) 778-2591

28-29
ROSEDALE (Western)
Millennium Native A.m.erican Pow-Wow
Arrow & A.m.mo Festival area. Hear Native A.m.erican drums, join in the dance circle, visit arts and crafts exhibits. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 569-5226. Information: Don Inman, (765) 569-5226

28-29
TANGIER (Western)
Sandlady's Second Annual Gourdfest
Sandlady's Gourd Farm. Gourd growing and crafts, nationally-known gourd artists, gourd museum, arts, crafts, foods. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 569-5226. Information: Helen Thomas, (765) 498-5428

28-29
TOPEKA (Northern)
David Rogers Days
David Rogers Memorial Park. 1845 pioneer Indiana recreated in restored loghouse village, period entertainment, crafts. Sat 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sun noon-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 254-8090. Information: Scott, (219) 463-4022

September

1-17
AUBURN (Eastern)
35th Anniversary Avanti Auto Exhibit
Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. See June 11 listing.

2-7
AUBURN (Eastern)
Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival
Various locations. Classic car auction, decorator showcase home, quilt, antique and arts and crafts shows, Saturday parade, automotive museums. 9 a.m.-midnight. Admission charge Information: Jo Butler, (219) 925-3600

3-4
BEAN BLOSSOM (South Central)
Brown County Old Settlers Days
Clupper Grove. Grandstand program., dance groups, country music, auction, hymn sing, pioneer program., children's contests, food. Fri 4 p.m.-midnight; Sat 12:30-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 753-3255. Information: Judy Clupper, (812) 988-2626

3-4
CHELSEA (South Central)
133rd Chelsea Jubilee
Saluda Park. Country music, carnival, pony rides, dancers, swine rodeo, games, tournaments, fun, food and more. Hours vary. No admission charge Information: Willia.m. Doug Stanley, (812) 889-2726

3-4
WEST LAFAYETTE (Western)
Global Fest
Morton Community Center. Celebration of the city's cultures with free music, dance, cultural displays, international food and crafts. Fri 6-9 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-9 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 872-6648. Information: Pennie Ainsworth, (765) 775-5110

3-5
RICHMOND (Eastern)
Richmond Skydiving Boogie
Richmond Municipal Airport. "Largest Labor Day skydiving event in U.S." with 8,000+ skydives, airplane rides, food concessions. 9 a.m.-dark. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 828-8414. Information: Jane Stewart, (765) 939-2939; skydivrich@aol.com

3-6
CLINTON (Western)
Little Italy Festival Town 
Downtown Clinton. Italian food, music, dancing, grape stomping, Monday evening fireworks and drawing for Italy trip. Fri 6:30 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sat-Sun 11 a.m.-11 p.m.; Mon 11 a.m.-9 p.m. No admission charge Information: Jim Muciarelli, (765) 832-6606, (765) 832-8205

3-6
EARL PARK (Western)
Earl Park Fall Festival
Community Park. Fa.m.ily entertainment, tractor pull, demolition derby, parade, car show, flea markets, bluegrass music, more. 8 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 474-6419. Information: Bryan Berry, (765) 884-1207

3-6
EVANSVILLE (Southern)
113th Labor Day Celebration
Vanderburgh County 4-H Center. Parade, carnival rides, arena shows, talent show, food booths, fireworks, more. Fri 5-11 p.m.; Sat-Mon 10 a.m.-11 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 433-3025. Information: Terry Bennett, (812) 749-4706.

3-6
HESSTON (Northern)
Hesston Stea.m. & Power Show
Hesston Stea.m. Museum. Ride stea.m. trains, visit stea.m. crane, sawmill, traction engines, antique cars, tractors, flea market, vendors. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: John Edris, (219) 872-5055.

3-6
LIGONIER (Eastern)
Ligonier Marshmallow Festival 
Ligonier Main Street. Crafts, a.m.usement rides, cruise-in car show, live entertainment, games, food, parades. 9 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Information: Larry Stahly, (219) 894-4159

3-6
MICHIGAN CITY (Northern)
Oktoberfest 
Washington Park, lakefront. Ethnic food, entertainment, country/rock/polka/jazz music, crafts, rides, Corvette car show, 5K run/walk. Fri 5 p.m.-midnight; Sat-Sun noon-midnight; Mon noon-8 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: Arnold Bos, (219) 874-8927

3-6
NEW CASTLE (Eastern)
Farmers Pike Festival
East of New Castle. Antiques, arts, crafts, food booths, live entertainment, gospel/bluegrass music, old-time dances. Fri-Sun 9 a.m.-10 p.m.; Mon 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 676-4302. Information: Dick, Rheta Land, (765) 332-2134

3-6
PARAGON (Central)
Paragon Homecoming Festival 
Union Street. Rides, entertainment, games, music, food. Something for all ages. 11 a.m.-midnight. No admission charge Information: Linda Cure, (765) 537-2513

3-6
PLYMOUTH (Northern)
Marshall County Blueberry Festival 
Plymouth Centennial Park. Crafts, parade, fireworks, car show, sports, circus, luscious blueberry treats, 15K run, hot air balloons. Fri 5-9 p.m.; Sat-Sun 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Mon 9 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 626-5353. Information: Linda Wakeland, (888) 936-5020; 

3-6
VEEDERSBURG (Western)
Stea.m. Corner Labor Day Celebration 
Veedersburg outdoors. Arts, crafts, antiques, collectibles, visit from Abe Lincoln. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 798-5710. Information: Don, Ruth Staggs, (765) 798-5710

4
CANNELBURG (South Central)
Daviess County Amish Quilt Auction
All Saints Hall. 100 handmade quilts and crafts, A.m.ish bake sale, quilting demonstration, food available. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 449-5262. Information: Lucille Dillon, (812) 486-3491

4
HAYDEN (South Central)
Hayden's Harvest Past Festival
Hayden Historical Museum grounds. Antique tractor show and parade, musical entertainment, craft booths, yard sales, chicken barbecue. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 928-3667. Information: Rodger Ruddick, (812) 346-8212

4
MARION (Eastern)
Fly-In, Cruise-In
Marion Municipal Airport. Large gathering of vintage, antique and old military airplanes and show cars. 7 a.m.-1 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 626-5353. Information: Larry Williams, (765) 674-7989

4
MARSHALL (Western)
Turkey Run Inn Cruise-In/Classic Car Show
Turkey Run State Park. A full day of hot rods, classics and oldies. 9 a.m.-close. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 569-5226. Information: (765) 597-2211, (765) 569-5226

4
VALPARAISO (Northern)
Front Porch Folk Festival 
Sunset Hill Farm County Park. Celebration of folk, acoustic music, workshops, open stage, songwriter stage, food court, arts, crafts booths. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 283-8687. Information: Allen Pease, (219) 465-3586

4-5
TIPTON (Eastern)
39th Tecumseh Lodge Pow Wow
Tipton County 4-H Fairgrounds. Native dancers perform 1 and 7 p.m.; Native A.m.erican arts, crafts, food for sale. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Admission charge Information: Ray Kapp.m.eyer, (317) 745-2858

4-5
VINCENNES (South Central)
Council Ground Gathering V
Indiana Territory State Historic Site. Traditional artisans, storytellers, period music, food recall 1811 meeting between Willia.m. Henry Harrison and Tecumseh. Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 886-6443. Information: Jane Ca.m.pbell, (812) 882-7422

4-6
DUNLAPSVILLE (Eastern)
9th Annual Frontier Days Time Line Event
Treaty Line Pioneer Village. Frontier life, wild west, Civil War reenactments, Civil War cannon, traders, musicians, Indian dancing. Sat-Sun 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Mon 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 458-6894, (765) 458-5565. Information: Ray Dickerson, (765) 855-5681; gadabout@gte.net

4-6
NORTH SALEM (Central)
Old Fashion Days Festival
Streets of North Salem. Pioneer farm machinery, food booths, free entertainment, antiques, crafts. 8 a.m.-close. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 676-5114, (765) 676-9521. Information: Dottie Basha.m., (765) 676-6620

4-6
ROCKVILLE (Western)
Stea.m. Harvest Days Tractor & Engine Show 
Billie Creek Village. Stea.m. threshing, tractor parade, races and contests, bluegrass band, bailing, wagon rides, covered bridges. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission charge Nearby lodging, camping, other Information: Anne Lynk, (765) 569-5226

6
CRAWFORDSVILLE (Western)
Labor Day Breakout
Old Jail Museum. Tours of historic jail museum and current exhibit, fa.m.ily entertainment, food. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 866-3973. Information: Tamara Hemmerlein, (765) 362-5222

6
GOSHEN (Northern)
Michiana Farm Toy & Truck Show
Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds. Toy show, display of toy collections (farm toys, trucks, NASCAR), custom and hand-built toys. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 262-8161. Information: Ken Miller, (219) 534-2719

6
LAFAYETTE (Western)
HannaFest 
Hanna Community Center, Hanna Park. Celebration of multi-culturalism. Carnival, fair, games, vendors, crafts, food, car show, cake walk, displays. Noon-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 872-6648. Information: Terri Boone, (765) 742-0191

7-11
INDIANAPOLIS (Central)
All A.m.erican Horse Show
Indiana State Fairgrounds. 

8-11
PETERSBURG (Southern)
Catfish Festival
Old football field, Petersburg. Crafts, rides, food, performing artists, delicious catfish dinners. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 354-8846, (812) 354-6798. Information: Pike County Chamber of Commerce, (812) 354-8155

9-11
TIPTON (Eastern)
Tipton County Pork Festival
Downtown Tipton. Arts, crafts, entertainment, pork chops, fun for the whole fa.m.ily. Thur-Fri 11 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-10 p.m. No admission charge Information: Randy Byal, (765) 675-2342.

9-12
MONTGOMERY (South Central)
Daviess County Turkey Trot Festival
Ruritan Park. Nationally-known event featuring turkey races, live entertainment, food, crafts, more. Thur 5-11 p.m.; Fri 5 p.m.-1 a.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-1 a.m.; Sun noon-3 p.m. Admission charge Information: (812) 486-3649

9-12
ROANN (Eastern)
Roann Covered Bridge Festival 
Downtown Roann. Crafts, flea market, fa.m.ily-oriented contests, parade, horse pull, antique tractor pull, live bands, Karaoke. Thur-Fri 5-11 p.m.; Sat 11 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun noon-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 563-1169. Information: Ann Haupert, (765) 833-4871

10-11
BERNE (Eastern)
Berne Heritage Festival
Swiss Heritage Village. Combining Native A.m.erican, early 19th century fur trappers, pioneers with demonstrations, village sounds and smells. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 589-8955, (219) 589-3536. Information: Gretchen Lehman, (219) 589-2961

10-11
RICHMOND (Eastern)
Jazz Fest 99
Civic Hall Performing Arts Center and uptown. Celebrating Richmond's jazz heritage with concerts, promenade of the arts, Crosley car show. Overnight packages available. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 828-8414. Information: Renee Oldha.m., (765) 962-8151

10-11
ROANOKE (Eastern)
Ageless Iron of Roanoke Tractor Show
Roanoke Town Park. Antique tractor parade, tractor show and tractor pull. Fri 6-11 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 848-4282, Information: Gale Rust, (219) 672-3331

10-11
ROANOKE (Eastern)
46th Annual Roanoke Fall Festival
Community Park. Games, food, contests, crafts, entertainment, sports tourneys, Saturday parade, evening demolition derby. Fri 6-11 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-11 p.m. Admission charge to demolition derby. Lodging/camping information call: (800) 848-4282. Information: Steve Jenkins, (219) 672-8949

10-11, 17-18
TERRE HAUTE (Western)
Oktoberfest 
3614 Maple Ave. German food, dance, drink. 4 p.m.-1 a.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 366-3043. Information: David Walbring, (812) 466-2107

10-12
ANDERSON (Eastern)
Mounds State Park 7th Annual Antique Tractor Show
Mounds State Park. Antique tractors, gas engines, tractor competitions, kiddie tractor pull, musical entertainment Saturday. Fri-Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 533-6569. Information: (765) 642-6627

10-12
CLOVERDALE (Western)
Cloverdale Fun Fest
Depot area. Raffle, truck pull, demo-derby, food, crafts, local entertainment. Fri 5-11 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.-3 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 829-4639. Information: (765) 795-3993

10-12
CONVERSE (Eastern)
Central Indiana Bluegrass Association Bluegrass Festival
Converse Fairgrounds. Bluegrass music shows and ja.m.s, camping on grounds, food, crafts and other vendors. Fri 5-11 p.m.; Sat 11 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 664-9021. Information: Audra DeMarcus, (765) 674-5117

10-12
ELNORA (South Central)
White River Antique Show
Daviess County Fairgrounds. Working demonstrations, antique machinery, one-room school, tractor pull, kids' day, parking and camping. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Admission charge Information: Melvin Paulus, (812) 636-4587

10-12
LANESVILLE (Southern)
Lanesville Heritage Weekend
Heritage Park. Gas, stea.m. engine shows, machinery and draft horse demonstrations, tractor pull, German food, parade, contests. Fri noon-midnight; Sat 6 a.m.-midnight; Sun 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (888) 738-2137. Information: Maynard Lambertus, (812) 952-2624

10-12
MARKLE (Eastern)
Markle Wildcat Festival 
Markle Park. Parade, free entertainment, craft, food booths, living history enca.m.p.m.ent, classic car, antique tractor shows, auction. Fri 5-11 p.m.; Sat all day; Sun 11 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 848-4282. Information: Mary Miller, (219) 758-2525

10-12
MATTHEWS (Eastern)
Cumberland Covered Bridge Festival/Antique Engine, Car & Tractor Show
Cumberland Covered Bridge. Food, crafts, entertainment, kiddie rides, stea.m.-powered sawmills, antique tractor pull, flea market, more. Fri noon-10 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 662-9474. Information: Roger Richards, (765) 998-2928

10-12
OXFORD (Western)
Dan Patch Days 
Rommel Park. Professional rodeo, horse pull, car show, Dan Patch memorabilia, entertainment, food, flea market, parade, bingo. Fri 5 p.m.-close; Sat 6 a.m.-close; Sun 6:30 a.m.-close. Admission charge for horse pull and rodeo. Information: John Schoen, (765) 385-2251

10-12
RENSSELAER (Northern)
Little Cousin Jasper Festival 
Courthouse Square. Fa.m.ily-oriented games, arts, crafts, free entertainment. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 866-4172, (219) 866-4455. Information: Lawretta Anders, (219) 866-7430

10-12
ST. PAUL (South Central)
St. Paul Firemen's Festival
Downtown St. Paul. Flea market, arts, crafts, bands, street dances, car show, gospel sing, fish fry, Sunday parade. Fri noon-11 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 663-6055, (812) 663-9998. Information: Rick Bullard, (765) 525-9434

10-12
ZIONSVILLE (Central)
Zionsville Fall Festival
Lions Park. Arts, antiques, crafts, apparel show, food, games, rides, entertainment, carnival rides. Fri 7-11 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (317) 873-9177. Information: Debbie Cranfill, (317) 873-3836

11
BRIDGETON (Western)
Craft Demonstration Day/Jonah Fish Fry
Downtown Bridgeton. Visit the past at the Bridgeton Mill and covered bridge, watch period craft demonstrations. Hours vary. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 569-5226. Information: Blanche Case, (765) 548-2136, (765) 569-5226

11
HYMERA (Western)
Hymera Seafood Festival 
Main Street. Seafood dinners served all day from 11 a.m., flea market, 1-mile race for all ages. 8 a.m.-10 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 665-2158. Information: Harry Carpenter, (812) 383-4921

11
INDIANAPOLIS (Central)
Irish Fest
Indiana State Fairgrounds. 

11
LAFAYETTE (Western)
Wild West Fest '99 
Ja.m.es F. Riehle Plaza. Cowboy shoot-out, buckboard carriage rides, food, beer, wine, live entertainment. 4 p.m.-midnight. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 872-6648. Information: Julie Pope, (765) 742-2313

11 Hoosier Artist 
OAKLANDON (Central)
"Old Oaklandon Days" Arts & Crafts Fair 
Streets surrounding Fire Station #3. Juried show with small town atmosphere, entertainment, food, fun for all ages. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 662-9474. Information: Vicki Kimsey, (317) 823-6756

11
REYNOLDS (Western)
Reynolds Heart of White County Festival 
Town of Reynolds. 36th annual Honey Creek Fire Department chicken fry, parade, booths, games, volleyball, horseshoes, entertainment. 7 a.m.-8 p.m. No admission charge Information: Julie Salomon, (219) 984-5622

11
SEELYVILLE (Western)
Car Show-Craft Fair-Music Festival
Outdoors. Craft fair, children's hands-on crafts, car show with prizes, all day music festival. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 366-3043. Information: Joan Katz, (812) 234-9770

11
VALPARAISO (Northern)
Valparaiso Popcorn Festival 
Downtown Valparaiso. 500+ arts, crafts booths, food booths, parade, 5-mile run, 5K walk, live entertainment, balloon launch. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 283-8687. Information: Glennas Kueck, (219) 464-8332

11-12
AURORA (South Central)
St. Mary's Riverfest '99
Lesko Park. Riverfront entertainment, games, rides, raffles, food including infa.m.ous fa.m.ily-style chicken dinner. Sat 4-11 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 322-8198. Information: Greg Townsend, (812) 926-4722

11-12
CA.M.BRIDGE CITY (Eastern)
Canal Days
Various sites. Arts, crafts, car/antique tractor show, entertainment, food, home tour, Civil War reenactment, Sunday parade. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 855-5461, (765) 478-4266. Information: Susie Dungan, (765) 478-4689

11-12
CA.M.BRIDGE CITY (Eastern)
Civil War History Weekend
Huddleston Farmhouse Inn Museum. Reenactment demonstrates reality of daily life for Civil War soldiers. Sat 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 855-2228, (765) 855-3912. Information: Jim Gibson, Ca.m.illa Deiber, (765) 478-3172

11-12
FARMLAND (Eastern)
Farmland Good Ole Days Festival
Downtown Farmland. Arts and crafts booths, demonstrations, food, entertainment, community-wide church service in restored downtown. Sat 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sun noon-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 741-7777, (765) 853-5290. Information: Marilyn Vincent, (765) 468-6368

11-12
FILLMORE (Western)
Hobbit Gardens Herb Festival
Hobbit Gardens. Lectures, workshops, demonstrations, pottery, basketry, jewelry, weaving, dying, garden tours, herb walks, music. Sat 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 829-4639. Information: Constance Ferry, (765) 246-6315

11-12
LAPORTE (Northern)
Door Village Harvest Festival 
Joliet Road southwest. Historical presentation of life and times from 1830-1930. Tours, entertainment, tractor and car show. Sat 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: Ken Baker, (219) 362-4757

11-12
LIBERTY (Eastern)
Founders Day
Courthouse Square. Bed race, parade, antique and classic car show, Early A.m.erican demonstrations, food, crafts, dancing. Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 458-6894, (765) 458-5565. Information: Ray Dickerson, (765) 458-5976; ucdc@si-net.com

11-12
PETERSBURG (Southern)
Old Tyme Auto Show
Hornady Park 4-H Building. Sixteen classes of autos, judging, trophies, food booths. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 354-8846, (812) 354-6798. Information: Pat Johnson, (812) 354-8427

11-12
RICHMOND (Eastern)
Pioneer Days
Wayne County Historical Museum. Living history reenactments, crafts, live music, homemade food, stea.m. engines, pioneer exhibits. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 828-8414. Information: Michele Bottorff, (765) 962-5756

11-12 Hoosier Artist 
SALEM (Southern)
Old Settlers' Days
Stevens Memorial Museum. Juried arts and crafts, food, entertainment, storytelling by ca.m.pfire, children's games, pioneer craft demonstrations. Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun noon-5 p.m. No admission charge Information: Rebecca Marshall, (812) 883-4500

11-12
WESTPORT (South Central)
Westport Kiwanis Barbecue
Community Park. All-day entertainment, arts, crafts, parade, lip-smackin' tastebud tinglin' BBQ dinner. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 663-6055, (812) 663-9998. Information: Mike Gasper, (812) 591-2066

11-19
FRIENDSHIP (South Central)
1999 National Cha.m.pionship Shoot
Walter Cline Range. Competition with muzzleloading firearms, pre-1840 ca.m.p, modern ca.m.p, over 150 dealer displays. 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Admission charge Information: Rosetta Magner, (812) 667-5131

12
ELKHART (Northern)
AutoFest 99
S. Ray Miller Auto Museum. Antique, classic, vintage car, truck show. Custom cars, street rods, imports, museum tours, arts, crafts. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 262-8161. Information: Eleanor Billey, (219) 522-0539

12
HUNTINGTON (Eastern)
Lime City Cruisers Car Show
Hier's Park. '50s-'60s music, DJ awards, dash plaques, swap meet, cruise through downtown. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 848-4282. Information: Charlie Flaugh, (219) 786-3581

12
LAPORTE (Northern)
LaPorte County Antique Show
LaPorte County Fairgrounds. See April 25 listing.

12
RISING SUN (South Central)
Rising Sun Regatta 
Historic Downtown Riverfront. Limited hydroplane racing, balloonglow, entertainment, pleasure boat parade, plenty of action. Day-night. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (888) 776-4786. Information: Nancy Gillilland, (812) 438-2750

12
VALPARAISO (Northern)
Mopars at the Drive-In
49er Drive-In. Chrysler car show, auto swap, crafts, model cars, movies. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 283-8687. Information: Larry Richmond, (219) 988-2493

15-18
EDINBURGH (South Central)
Fall Festival
Downtown Edinburgh. Art show, antique and craft fair, carnival, talent contest, Karaoke, Queen/Princess/Prince contests. 4-10 p.m. Admission charge to carnival. Lodging/camping information call: (812) 526-9747, (812) 526-6422. Information: Cindy Neville, (812) 526-5409; cneville@edinburgh.k12.in.us

16-18
ELLETTSVILLE (South Central)
Monroe County Fall Festival
Downtown Ellettsville. Pioneer crafts, demonstrations, children's activities, entertainment on three stages, Saturday parade. Thur 6-11 p.m.; Fri-Sat 9 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 323-8000, (812) 334-3252. Information: Steve Baker, Maurice Endwright, (812) 876-2276

16-19
FRANKTON (Eastern)
Frankton Heritage Days Festival 
Baileys Field. Arts, crafts, tractor display, entertainment, food, games, rides, free shuttle service. 5:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 559-2956. Information: Esther Burger, (765) 754-7469

16-19
HIGHLAND (Northern)
Highland Fall Festival
Main Square Park. A.m.usement rides, food booths, arts, crafts, entertainment in the gazebo. Thur 6-10 p.m.; Fri 2-11 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun 12:30-7 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) ALL LAKE. Information: Chris Hubbard, (219) 923-3666

16-19
WESTFIELD (Central)
Annual Little Eagle Creek Bluegrass Festival
Rynearson Farm. See July 15 listing.

17-18
HOWE (Northern)
Indian Summer Days
Howe Town Park. Fa.m.ily-focused arts, crafts, folk art, music, dra.m.a, storytelling, historial tours, parade, food, games. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 254-8090. Information: Karen Frischkorn, (219) 562-1040

17-18
OSSIAN (Eastern)
Ossian Days
Downtown Ossian. Rides, games, crafts, concessions, Saturday pancake/sausage breakfast, parade and evening chicken BBQ. Fri 4-11 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Information: J.R. Dickey, (219) 622-4986

17-19
ATTICA (Western)
Potawatomi Festival 
Ouibache Park at riverfront. A festival of events appealing to all ages and interests. 8 a.m.-11 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 762-3588, (765) 762-2832. Information: Harold Long, (765) 762-3340. 

17-19
BROWNSTOWN (South Central)
Jackson County Watermelon Festival
Courthouse Square. Crafts, food, parade, live entertainment, farmers market with watermelon and other Jackson County produce. Fri 5:30-10 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 524-2000, (812) 358-3464. Information: Brownstown Chamber of Commerce, (812) 358-2930

17-19
BURLINGTON (Western)
Burlington Fall Festival
Burlington Community Park. Parade, style/talent shows, tea.m. dance, a.m.usement rides, children's games, crafts, raffle, flea markets, fish fry. Fri 4-9 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 453-2222, (765) 883-7433. Information: Betty Terry, (765) 566-2679

17-19
CHESTERTON (Northern)
Wizard of Oz Festival 
Downtown Chesterton. Dorothy, munchkin friends invite you over the rainbow as we celebrate everything Oz. Munchkins arrive 2:30-4:30 p.m. Fri; other events Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 283-8687. Information: Laurie Franke-Polz, (219) 926-5513; 

17-19
INDIANAPOLIS (Central)
5th Annual Robin Run Heritage Day Festival 
Robin Run Village. Celebrating our heritage from 1800s to the present. Food, children's activities, music, living history, games. Hours vary. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 556-INDY. Information: Michael Perigo, (317) 293-5500

17-19
NAPPANEE (Northern)
Nappanee Apple Festival 
Depot Plaza. Dozens of craft exhibitors, variety of entertainment, countless food vendors and apples galore. Noon to dark. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 262-8161. Information: Ron Ringenberg, (219) 773-7812; 

17-19
PAOLI (Southern)
Indian Summer Festival 
Courthouse lawn. Arts and crafts, food, parade, pageant. Fri 6 p.m.-close; Sat 10 a.m.-close; Sun noon-7 p.m. No admission charge Information: Mabel Fultz, (812) 723-4796

17-19
PRINCETON (Southern)
Golden Heritage Folk Festival 
Courthouse lawn. 150 crafters, food, quilt show, entertainment, fa.m.ily feud, children's and mini-tractor pull. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 385-3400, (812) 385-4300. Information: Peggy Michas, (812) 386-2101, (812) 385-5336 after 6 p.m.

17-19
RUSHVILLE (Eastern)
Rush County Festival 
Downtown Rushville. 5K run, parade, craft and food vendors, games, hog roast, line dancing, RushFest party. Fri noon-10 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-midnight; Sun noon-5 p.m. Admission charge to RushFest. Lodging/camping information call: (765) 932-2999. Information: Terry VanNatta, (765) 932-2880

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BROOKSTON (Western)
Brookston Apple/Popcorn Festival
Brookston streets. 5/10K runs, entertainment, contests, food. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 872-6648. Information: Dottie Smith, (765) 563-3263

18
HOPE (South Central)
1999 Hope Ride
Hauser High School. A festival of bicycling, food and music. 7:30 a.m.-close. Admission charge Nearby lodging, camping, Information: (800) 468-6564; 

18
LAPORTE (Northern)
AppleFest
Garwood Orchards. Arts, crafts and lots of apples in the heart of orchard country. Call for hours. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: Phyllis Garwood, (219) 362-4385

18
LAPORTE (Northern)
Barn Fest "99"
1026 N. Forrester Rd. One-day extravaganza featuring arts, crafts, antiques, other treasures in turn-of-the-century barn. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: Lisa Steinhiser, (219) 362-4924. 

18
LAPORTE (Northern)
Harvest Fest
Activity Center for Older Adults. Food, crafts, collectibles, flea market, music. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: Phyllis Jones, (219) 326-5354

18
LEBANON (Central)
Saturday on the Square
Courthouse Square. Live bands, art display in courthouse rotunda, kids' rides, activities, antique car show. 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 482-1320. Information: Ray Dearing, (765) 482-1320

18
MORGANTOWN (Central)
Colonel Vawter Day
Cross, Washington streets. Celebrating city's 1831 founding with crafts, flea market, games, antique auction, music, food. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., 7:30 p.m. dance. No admission charge Information: Bev Rainwater, (812) 597-6024

18
NEW POINT (South Central)
Crack-Away-Days
Salt Creek Township Park. Antique farm machinery, horse show, entertainment, flea market, crafts, raffles, 11 a.m. parade. All day. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 663-6055, (812) 663-9998. Information: Paul Walterman, (812) 663-3610

18
SCOTLAND (South Central)
Scotland Festival
Village of Scotland. Flea markets, crafts, food court, music, parade, art show, historic hotel and barber shop tours. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 384-3583. Information: Brenda Massette, (812) 863-2874

18
TERRE HAUTE (Western)
Chili Cook-Off
Vigo County Fairgrounds. Cooks from businesses, realtors, restaurants, etc. compete in fun. Food, auction, crafts. 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 366-3043. Information: Gladys Frankeberger, (812) 234-5442

18
WABASH (Eastern)
Kid-O-Ra.m.a/Winnie-the-Pooh
Honeywell Center. Kids' festival promoting arts education. Crafts, contests, entertainment, face painting, pony and carousel rides. Festival 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; concert 3 p.m. Admission charge for concert. Lodging/camping information call: (800) 563-1169. Information: Jayne Rice, (800) 626-6345; 

18-19
BOURBON (Northern)
Bourbon Antique Tractor & Engine Show
15840 SR 331. Demonstration of how things were done in grandparents' day, early 1900s. 8 a.m.-dark. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 626-5353. Information: Ja.m.es Bates, Jr., (219) 342-0571

18-19
BRISTOL (Northern)
Bonneyville Mill Celebration
Bonneyville Mill County Park. Celebrate rural lifestyles at the turn of the century with crafts, exhibits, food, entertainment. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 262-8161. Information: Jerry Good, Dan Seltenright, (219) 535-6458

18-19
CLARKSVILLE (Southern)
Falls Fossil Festival
Falls of the Ohio State Park. Featuring fossils and geology with speakers, special exhibits, fossil, mineral, craft and food vendors, hikes. Sat 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 552-3842. Information: Alan Goldstein, (812) 280-9970

18-19
COLUMBUS (South Central)
Chautauqua of the Arts 
Mill Race Park. Artists from over 25 states offering fine arts and crafts for sale. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 468-6564. Information: Dixie McDonough, (812) 265-5080; jmcdonou@seidata.com

18-19
FORT WAYNE (Eastern)
Johnny Appleseed Festival 
Johnny Appleseed Park. Celebrate life, times of John Chap.m.an. Reenactments of pioneer life, period entertainers, demonstrations, crafts, food. Sat 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 767-7752. Information: Judy Zehner, (219) 497-0417

18-19
FOUNTAIN CITY (Eastern)
Levi Coffin Days
Fountain City streets. Our 30th year. Arts, crafts, collectibles, live music, parade, food, giveaways. 8 a.m.-7 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (765) 962-7576, (765) 962-1219. Information: Bonnie, Margaret Roark, (765) 847-2542

18-19
INDIANAPOLIS (Central)
Western Festival Chili Cookoff 
Eiteljorg Museum. Two fun-filled days with live entertainment, food and shopping. Sat 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 556-INDY. Information: Cynthia Schoolcraft, (317) 636-WEST

18-19
MILLHAUSEN (South Central)
Millhausen Fall Festival
Knights of St. John Hall. Artwork, crafts, demonstrations in the hall, flea markets around town, antique tractor pull, car show. Sat 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-3 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 663-6055, (812) 663-9998. Information: Joe, Donna Johannigman, (812) 591-3703

18-19
NEW HARMONY (Southern)
German Kunstfest
Historic areas and downtown. Fall festival of traditional German crafts, music, food, pioneer craft demonstrations, horse-drawn wagon rides. Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun noon-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 682-4400. Information: Laurie Van Houten, (800) 231-2168

18-19
PORTER (Northern)
Duneland Harvest Festival
Bailly Homestead and Chellberg Farm. 19th century harvest time with craft demonstrations, music, dancing, A.m.erican Indian and fur trader enca.m.p.m.ents. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 283-8687. Information: (219) 926-7561 ext. 225; www/nps.gov/indu

18-19
ROCHESTER (Northern)
Trail of Courage Living History Festival 
Fulton County Historical Society grounds. Food, music, dance, pre-1840 crafts and trade goods, skits, Native A.m.erican dances, historic ca.m.ps. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 223-7300, (219) 223-2761. Information: (219) 223-4436; rtcol.com/~wwillard

18-19
SPENCER (Western)
Owen County Apple Butter Festival
Downtown Square. Crafts, music, food, Saturday parade and demolition derby. 6 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 829-0400, (812) 829-2235. Information: Spencer Lions Club, (812) 829-3245

18-19
TERRE HAUTE (Western)
Terre Haute Flea Market
Vigo County Fairgrounds. See May 8 listing.

18-19
WASHINGTON (South Central)
22nd Annual Carfest & Cruiz-In
East Side Park. Saturday meal, Cruiz-In; Sunday open car show, cash drawing, give-away car, door prizes. Sat 2:30-10 p.m.; Sun 8 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge to public. Lodging/camping information call: (812) 254-6666, (812) 486-3255. Information: Mike McLemore, (812) 254-4062

18-25
MITCHELL (South Central)
53rd Annual Mitchell Persimmon Festival 
Main Street. Persimmon pudding, novelty dishes, bake-off, parade, arts, crafts, antique autos, entertainment. Carnival September 20-25. Mon-Fri 5-10 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-midnight. Lodging/camping information call: (812) 849-9048, (812) 849-4081, (812) 849-4129. Information: Greater Mitchell Chamber of Commerce, (800) 580-1985

21-22
PATOKA (Southern)
Patoka Log on Bottom Festival
East Mill Street. Antique tractor pull, food booths, entertainment, crafts. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. No admission charge Information: Debbie Bryant, (812) 779-5236

21-25
BLUFFTON (Eastern)
Bluffton Free Street Fair
Downtown Bluffton. Midway, arts and crafts, exhibits, high school band and choir contests, horse pulling, more. Tue 7-p.m.-midnight; Wed-Fri noon-11 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-midnight. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 824-5553, (219) 824-0926. Information: Dennis Monroe, (219) 824-4351

22-26
BLOOMINGTON (South Central)
Lotus World Music & Arts Festival
Downtown Bloomington. Sixth annual music festival featuring 25 international recording artists performing in eight indoor venues. 11 a.m.-midnight. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 800-0037. Information: Lee Willia.m.s, (812) 336-6599

23-26
BROOKVILLE (South Central)
Franklin County Antique Machinery Show
Franklin County Park and Fairgrounds. Display of antique machinery, equip.m.ent and engines, threshing, corn shredding. 8 a.m.-dark. Admission charge Information: David Taube, (765) 962-7415

23-26
VERSAILLES (South Central)
97th Annual Versailles Pumpkin Show
Courthouse Square. Carnival, concessions, art displays, contests, entertainment nightly, giant pumpkin weighing, 10:30 a.m. Saturday parade. Wed-Fri 6-10 p.m.; Sat all day. No admission charge Information: Bill Bradford, (812) 689-5423 H

24-25
PLYMOUTH (Northern)
End of Summer Bluegrass Festival
Centennial Park. True blue pickin' will set your toes to tappin' with concerts, parking lot pickin' around ca.m.psites. Fri 7-11 p.m.; Sat 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 626-5353. Information: Mark Hayden, (219) 936-7560

24-25
TERRE HAUTE (Western)
Terre Haute Brewery District BREWFESTIVAL
The Bleemel Building. Historic 1837 brewery site tours, food, beer tasting, live music, pottery, quilting, artists, carriage rides. Fri 3 p.m.-midnight; Sat 10 a.m.-midnight. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 366-3043. Information: Bleemel Building Antique Store, (812) 232-2466; ebleemel@mailcity.com. 

24-26
CORY (Western)
Cory Apple Festival 
Cory Volunteer Firehouse, grounds. Flea market, food, carnival, parade, antique tractor show, hog roast, fish fry, chicken noodle dinners. 8 a.m.-10 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 446-2345, (812) 232-2457. Information: Lana Hendrix, (812) 864-2229, Jackie Mrozcek, (812) 864-2723

24-26
EVANSVILLE (Southern)
Native A.m.erican Days
Angel Mounds State Historic Site. 

24-26
FAIRMOUNT (Eastern)
Fairmount Museum Days/Remembering Ja.m.es Dean Festival 
Main Street and Playacres Park. Auto show, Ja.m.es Dean look-alike contest, parade, museum tours, entertainment, art, dance contests, Dean films. Fri noon-11 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun noon-7 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 662-9474. Information: Fairmount Historical Museum, (765) 948-4555

24-26
FAIRMOUNT (Eastern)
Ja.m.es Dean Run Car Show 
Playacres Park. Over 2,500 pre-1970 custom and classic cars, swap meet, food, crafts, parade, museum tours. Fri 10 a.m.-Sun 4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 662-9474. Information: Steve Thompson, (317) 898-0522

24-26
JASONVILLE (South Central)
Jasonville-Shaka.m.ak Homecoming & Autumn Festival
Various locations. Saturday breakfast, Main Street bazaar, art exhibit, softball tournament, parade, horseshoe contests. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 665-2158. Write for times, locations. JHS-SHS Homecoming Festival, P.O. Box 6, Jasonville 47438

24-26
MADISON (South Central)
Old Court Days
Courthouse Square. Hand-made crafts, collectibles, farmer's market, food booths. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 559-2956. Information: Dee Gauger, (812) 273-6226

24-26
NEWBURGH (Southern)
Fiddler Fest
Downtown riverfront. Outdoor festival featuring fiddlers, musicians, continuous entertainment, craft and food vendors. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (888) 448-3590, (812) 897-6200. Information: Historic Newburgh, Inc., (812) 853-2815

24-26
WANATAH (Northern)
Scarecrow Festival
Scarecrow Square. Fa.m.ily fun, scarecrow displays, crafts, parade, toy show, race, rides, games, food, entertainment, car show. Fri 4-9 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.-midnight; Sun 10 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: Gene Shurte, (219) 733-2183

24-26
WARSAW (Northern)
Land of Lakes Gathering of the People
Kosciusko Fairgrounds. Traditional Native A.m.erican pow-wow, drums, dancers, native foods and crafts. Fri 4-8 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 269-2323, (219) 269-1823. Information: Kosciusko Fairgrounds office, (219) 269-1823; 

25
CUTLER (Western)
Buckskinners Rendezvous 
Ada.m.s Mill. Covered wagons, tents illustrate early settlers' way of life in the forest. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Information: Barbara Cottingha.m., (765) 463-7893

25
CUTLER (Western)
Cutler Collage Festival 
Downtown Cutler. Hoosier artisans, fine arts, antiques, music festival, free hayrides, covered bridge and Ada.m.s Mill tours. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. No admission charge Information: Angela Brown, (765) 268-2635

25
PATRICKSBURG (Western)
Patricksburg Homecoming
Community Center. Entertainment, egg drop and hat contests, food, music, bingo, horseshoe tournament, flea market, 3 p.m. parade. 8 a.m.-close. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (812) 829-0400, (812) 829-2235. Information: Shirley Grimes, (812) 859-4240

25
TERRE HAUTE (Western)
Fa.m.ily Learning Day Downtown
Public library, downtown locations. Free books, movie, tours, all-day events for fa.m.ilies. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 366-3043. Information: Chris Schellenberg, (812) 232-1113 ext 281

25-26 Hoosier Artist 
ATLANTA (Central)
Atlanta New Earth Festival
Downtown Atlanta. Juried art show on Main Street plus hundreds of booths featuring arts, crafts, collectibles, food. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 776-8687. Information: Roberta Terry, (765) 292-2152

25-26
BATESVILLE (South Central)
Apple Festival
Liberty Park. Crisp, juicy apples, country cider, sweet apple butter, music, entertainment, demonstrations, activities, arts and crafts. Sat 11 a.m.-8 p.m.: Sun 11 a.m.-4 p.m. No admission charge Information: Bill Hines, (812) 933-6103

25-26
HOPE (South Central)
Hope Heritage Days
Town Square. Music, cider making, chair caning, over 50 craft, food booths, medicine show, Sunday parade. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 468-6564. Information: Don Dillman, (812) 546-4707

25-26
HUNTINGBURG (Southern)
Old Fashioned Bargain Days
Business district. 4th Street merchants drop prices on clothing, gift shop items, produce, crafts, priceless treasures. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 968-4578. Information: Chamber of Commerce, (812) 683-5699

25-26
HUNTINGTON (Eastern)
Forks of the Wabash Pioneer Festival
Hier's Park. Celebrating mid-1800s Hoosier life with historical reenactments, demonstrations, enca.m.p.m.ents, games, entertainment, crafts. Sat 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 848-4282. Information: Cindy Klepper, (219) 359-8937

25-26
LAPORTE (Northern)
Pioneer Days
Creek Ridge County Park. Hands-on activities, demonstrations, entertainment depicting pioneer era. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 634-2650. Information: Niki Schmutte, (219) 324-5855

25-26 Hoosier Artist 
MADISON (South Central)
Madison Chautauqua Festival of Art 
Downtown Madison. Enjoy Southern Indiana's premier outdoor juried art and craft show, entertainment, food, KidsKorner. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 559-2956. Information: Tricia Priest, (812) 265-2956

25-26
RICHLAND (Southern)
Richland Fest
Lions Park. Craft, flea market, 5K run/walk, queen/baby/pre-teen contests, car show, horseshoe tourney, food. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. No admission charge Information: Jeffrey Smith, (812) 359-4710

25-26
TERRE HAUTE (Western)
Ethnic Festival 
Fairbanks Park. Ethnic treats, items from approximately 20 countries around the world, entertainment. Noon-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 366-3043. Information: Rita Coleman-Alsop, (812) 232-2727

25-26
WARSAW (Northern)
Back to the Days of Kosciuszko
Lucerne Park. Enca.m.p.m.ents, period dress, battle, artillery demonstrations, Saturday evening grand ball. 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (219) 267-5707, (219) 372-9554. Information: Joanne Kolbe, (219) 267-5353

26
ROCKVILLE (Western)
Fall Motorcycle & Scooter Roundup 
Billie Creek Village. Classic, antique motorcycles, scooters, sidecars and push cars compete. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission charge Nearby lodging, camping, Information: Anne Lynk, (765) 569-5226

30-10/2
AURORA (South Central)
Aurora Farmer Fair
Downtown Aurora. Rides, games, food booths, exhibit building, free stage shows, huge street parade Saturday morning. Thur 5-11 p.m.; Fri noon-11 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-11 p.m. Lodging/camping information call: (800) 322-8198. Information: Larry Petty, (812) 926-2176

30-10/2
MIDDLEBURY (Northern)
Amish Country Harvest Festival 
Das Dutchman Essenhaus Covered Bridge area. Enjoy a day in the country with arts, crafts, antiques, food, demonstrations and entertainment. Thur noon-7 p.m.; Fri-Sat 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 262-8161. Information: Jenny Huffman, (219) 825-5129

30-10/2
SEYMOUR (South Central)
Oktoberfest
Downtown Seymour. Free entertainment, arts, crafts, food, parade, balloon race, 5K walk/run, beer garden, ethnic dancing. 11 a.m.-11 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (888) 524-1914. Information: Kathy Mead, (812) 522-1414

30-10/3
HUNTINGBURG (Southern)
Herbstfest
City Park. German festival with parade, carnival, food, ga.m.e booths, pageants, flea market, farmers' market, entertainment. Thur-Fri 5-11 p.m.; Sat 11 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.-6 p.m. No admission charge Lodging/camping information call: (800) 968-4578. Information: Ca.m.eron Bardwell, (812) 683-5699