On eight acres of beautiful Zionsville countryside, just north of Indianapolis, lives Angie Hopkins and her 40 Shetland sheep on Little Eagle Creek Valley...
“Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines!” During the month of May, those familiar words bring race fans across the globe to the Indianapolis Motor...
This article was adapted for length and content. The full article can be read at acacamps.org/resource-library/camping-magazine/best-friends-forever-thanks-camp
I met my best friend at summer camp, and...
Halotherapy, or “salt therapy,” is when dry salt aerosol is inhaled. It is believed to “cleanse human airways, like a toothbrush cleanses teeth.”
Indy Salt...
Individuals with disabilities encounter barriers and challenges that many others don’t.
As a result of the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act of 2014,...
From zip-lining through the trees to uncovering caves, adventuring through parks to camping (or glamping!) with your family, these travel adventure ideas should be...
Mina Starsiak Hawk’s new picture book celebrates non-traditional families, including her own.
Fans of the HGTV show, Good Bones, might recall Hawk and Karen E. Laine’s (Hawk’s...
Calling all budget-conscious caregivers: Spring consignment season is here! If you’re looking to snag some great deals on children’s clothing, toys and all-things kid...
Spring break’s here … and, we’re still battling a pandemic. But happily, spring is springing here in Indianapolis, and between outdoor parks and attractions,...
Flanner House, a nonprofit supporting residents on the Northwest side of Indianapolis, works to move families from instability to self-reliance.
But perhaps surprising for many,...
“That’s mine!”
“Leave my stuff alone!”
“No!”
Does this sound familiar? If you are a parent, you probably have heard these words at some point. Power struggles...
Since 1991, Camptown has helped more than 40,000 children spend time outdoors while teaching valuable skills — such as wilderness survival, environmental stewardship and...
