Tag Archives: LaGrange County

It’s that time of year again when flannels are in fashion and night robes become winter coats at the 17th annual Pajama Sale. On Saturday, February 2, dozens of retailers and hundreds of guests join in on the fun in … Read More »

We have our own special Christmas memories from our childhood: getting that much longed-for gift; being awestruck by that first Christmas pageant; feeling the wonder and magic of the many lights around town…. These cherished images from Christmases past compel … Read More »

To celebrate the LaGrange County Barn Quilt Tour, we are devoting two blogs a month on information regarding a specific mural you will see dotting the Amish backroads in Northern Indiana. Even though we have numbered the blogs, the order … Read More »

To celebrate the LaGrange County Barn Quilt Tour, we are devoting two blogs a month on information regarding a specific mural you will see dotting the Amish backroads in Northern Indiana. Even though we have numbered the blogs, the order … Read More »

Cows. Corn. Beans. Peas. Milk. Grass. Hay. All are in short supply for the Amish this summer in Northern Indiana. With our area officially in a “moderate drought,” even the regular crop farmers with huge irrigation systems are suffering. My … Read More »

To celebrate the LaGrange County Barn Quilt Tour, we are devoting two blogs a month on information regarding a specific mural you will see dotting the Amish backroads in Northern Indiana. Even though we have numbered the blogs, the order … Read More »

We’ve sure been busy in LaGrange County! Did you know our little county in Northern Indiana hosts over 1 million people annually? That’s a lot of celebrating! Speaking of celebrating, summer isn’t over! We have many more events, concerts, Flea … Read More »

Eating. Sleeping. Laughing. Shopping. This is the stuff that the Memorial Holiday weekend is made of, and we invite you to LaGrange County to eat, camp (or enjoy other types of lodging), and make your own memories. Campsites We have … Read More »

Several days ago I wrote a blog titled “Go Loco Over Local!” I then listed twenty or more vendors at the Shipshewana Flea Market who either sell locally-made items, or the vendors are local folks trying to squeeze out a … Read More »

Shipshewana is in the business of making family memories, and this weekend is no different. As a matter of fact, these three events are so different from one another…concert…swap meet…quilting…that lots of people will be enjoying the festivities. As always, … Read More »