Out & about in greater South Bend
Discover interesting events, exhibits, performances to see and do in the greater South Bend area • April – May 2020
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Out & about in Northwest Indiana: February-March 2020
Out & About: Discover interesting events, exhibits, performances to see and do in the Region.
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Out & about in greater South Bend: February-March 2020
Out & About: Discover interesting events, exhibits, performances to see and do in the greater South Bend area.
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2020 National Mascot Hall of Fame inductees selected
The Indianapolis Colts’ Blue and Boomer of the Indiana Pacers will be among the 2020 National Mascot Hall of Fame inductees.
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Out & about in Northwest Indiana
Out & About: Discover interesting events, exhibits, performances to see and do in the Region.
Out & about in greater South Bend: December-January 2019
Out & About: Discover interesting events, exhibits, performances to see and do in the greater South Bend area.
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Out & about in Northwest Indiana
From “White Christmas” to “Red Hot Lovers,” theatergoers have plenty of opportunities to get out and about in Northwest Indiana.
Out & about in greater South Bend
From music to theater, arts and entertainment opportunities abound in greater South Bend during October and November.
Purdue University Northwest Chancellor Thomas Keon named to La Porte County Symphony Orchestra board of directors
Purdue University Northwest Chancellor Thomas Keon recently was elected to the board of directors of the La Porte County Symphony Orchestra.
Out & about in Northwest Indiana
‘The Smell of the Kill’ The Towle Theater in Hammond presents Michele Lowe’s dark comedy, “The Smell of the Kill,” Sept. 6 through 22. Take three delicious, malicious wives — add three miserable, unloving husbands — and chill. The play focuses on Nicky, Debra and Molly, who have tolerated one another during monthly dinners for