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Did you know that a “James Bond” self-defense pen is made right here in Indiana? So are pedal-less bicycles that help children learn how to balance on a bike. And . . . harps? IN Indiana shows us many interesting places to see around the state, and you might be surprised at some of them! Amy Howell tells Patty all about it! Please enjoy an entire show brought to you by Visit Indiana!
When musicians from around the world are in search of high quality harps, they turn to William and Pamela Rees, owners of Harpsicle Harps. After moving their business from California to a 7,000 square foot building in downtown Rising Sun, they now ship out over 200 harps a month across the globe.
In the fall, leaf peepers flock to Nashville, Indiana to take in the vibrant colors of the autumn trees. In 2015, Hard Truth Distillery decided this would be the perfect place for their grain-to-glass distillery. Now they’re hoping to have one of their bottles in all 50 states, especially their sweet mash whiskey. A 325-acre property gives visitors more than just a tasting experience. With hiking trails, ATV tours, a 300-person outdoor concert venue and a pontoon boat, you don’t have to be a fan of drinking whiskey to have a good time.
What started as a restaurant became a destination built on Hoosier Hospitality. Betty and Larry Hanselman began their journey with the simple idea to take over a tavern and dance hall in 1960 and laid the foundation for a tremendously impactful tourism hub in Jasper, Ind. Hanselmans Incorporated now features the No. 1 Hampton Inn in Indiana and a full service event center in Klubhaus61, with the Schnitzelbank Restaurant & Catering as the centerpiece.
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