Feast of the Hunter's Moon

This is a multi-day festival which commemorates an annual fall gathering that Native Americans and French fur traders had at this location during the 1700s. All sorts of activities take place during this weekend. Food, games, music, battles, crafts, sales, canoe races, and other activities occur throughout the day. The re-enactors represent members of the Native American, French, British, and American communities who spent time at the location of Fort Ouiatenon.

The prices are expensive for food and souvenirs, but there are many things to do for free. Make sure to pick up a schedule of the event so that you can plan to see all of the main activities which interest you.

Amenities

• Buses are available for rides out to the location
  
• Food may be bought from vendors at the event
• Restrooms are available at the event
  

Links

• Official Website
• Tippecanoe County Historical Society
• Wikipedia
  

Map
This event occurs at Fort Ouiatenon

Wabash Campus

Wabash College's campus is very scenic. The grounds are well manicured and landscaped and the buildings are all red brick with white trimming. The overall feel of the place was very nice. It has an old fashioned traditional feel to it.

While the campus may not be worth a visit in and of itself, it is worth stopping by for a walk if you're in town.

Amenities

• Parking is available in lots and on the streets but it may be hard to find during normal business hours
• Restrooms are available in the buildings
  

Links

• Official Website
• The Bachelor (Student Newspaper)
  
• Wikipedia page
  

Map



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