February 22, 2012

Dog and Puppy Socialization

When it comes to dogs and puppies, basic obedience commands seem to be on the top of many peoples’ lists as far as what is needed to ensure that your new canine companion will be a well-adjusted member of the family. Did you know that there is something that ranks even higher and has even [...]

President’s Day — Free Day at Conner Prairie

February 20 President’s Day Free/Community Day In celebration of President’s Day, Conner Prairie Interactive History Park will be open to the public free of charge. Come for a day full of excitement and fun as we celebrate our founding fathers. Enjoy historic toys and games, crafts, good food and learn how to build your very [...]

Science of Football at Conner Prairie

January 31-April 1 Science Lab: Science of Football Thursdays – Sundays 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. How do football players make it all look so easy? The secret is, they’re masters of physics! Stop by the Science Lab and find out why a spiral throw is so important, how speed and weight affect how hard [...]

Are These Dogs Playing or Fighting?

Dogs, like people, are social creatures and most enjoy interacting with other dogs through play.  This is an excellent release of energy, a great form of exercise, and a good psychological boost to dogs – unless, of course, playing becomes fighting. Playing dogs can appear vicious through barking, showing their teeth, wrestling, and even occasionally [...]

Mysterious Ancient America Conference

Saturday February 4 is the Mysterious Ancient America Conference at the downtown Hilton Hotel in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The most noted authors on the burial mounds and earthworks in the Ohio Valley and Midwest will present their evidence on migrations to North America and Who Really Built the Mounds and Earthworks in the Midwest. Speakers [...]

MLK Jr. Free Day at Conner Prairie

January 16 MLK Jr. Day Free/Community Day 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. In celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Conner Prairie Interactive History Park will be open to the public free of charge. In honor of King’s commitment to community and education, guests can participate in rousing science activities in Science Lab, take a [...]

Hearthside Suppers at Conner Prairie

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January 6 – March 25, 2012 Hearthside Suppers Ever wondered what people ate for dinner in the early 19th century? Or how they cooked that meal? Discover those answers firsthand when you and your family join in preparing, serving and enjoying a candlelight feast straight from the pages of a 19th-century cookbook in the historic [...]

Solutions to Winter Dog Behavior Problems

The calm after the holiday rush is finally starting, right along with the cold weather. This means more time will be spent indoors – for you and your dog. If you are lucky enough to have a calm, well-mannered dog, this could be a very relaxing time of year. However, if you find yourself stuck [...]

Puppies (and Dogs!) as Presents

One of the most common ways that people acquire pets is as a gift. With Christmas right around the corner, it is possible that you may be considering giving a dog or puppy as a gift to someone you care about. It might be your children, spouse, parents, or friend – but whoever it may [...]

Building Tomorrow & Timmy Global Health 2011 Ugly Sweater Party

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Join Building Tomorrow & Timmy Global Health (two Indy-based organizations inspiring global social change in students across the US) at the Midtown Grill in Broad Ripple for a night of ugly, tacky, holiday-themed sweater fun! If you dress to impress (aka in an ugly sweater) your entrance is free! Otherwise, buy one at the door [...]