On August 18 and 19, Indiana Landmarks hosts Reviving Baptisttown, a workshop and tour examining the area’s heritage, and how harnessing history can help revive African American places across the state.

History comes alive on August 26, September 16.

The juried exhibition features 30 photographs by 21 Indiana artists from across the state.

Step back in time and meet costumed characters from the historic hotel’s colorful past.

You can buy an antique table, a used stroller, a contemporary artist’s photograph, learn to juggle, grab a beer and a brat, or sip tea in a Victorian setting, all at Treasure Hunt on Saturday, July 15.

On Aug. 12, Indiana Landmarks stages a tour of the former Coca-Cola building in Indianapolis before Hendricks Commercial Properties redevelops the property as apartments, retail shops, movie theater, and boutique hotel.

Indiana Automotive, an affinity group of Indiana Landmarks, hosts a Bloomington tour on July 8 that visits two local auto collections and includes a look at a very early car manufactured in the city.

Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau to present award at state fair.

Indianapolis’s Old Northside neighborhood hosts annual market, yard sales, and entertainment.