Celebrate fall in Roanoke, Indiana, at the 2026 Roanoke Fall Festival, September 10–12, with the fun continuing September 13 with the Roanoke Rodeo. This longtime Huntington County tradition is packed with four days of family fun, including the NTPA Tractor Pull, Demolition Derby, 72nd Annual Fall Festival Parade, live music, festival food, kids activities, contests, vendors and more. Whether you’re coming for the horsepower, hometown traditions or a full weekend of fall fun, use our complete Roanoke Fall Festival schedule to plan your visit and experience Roanoke, Indiana.
Explore Huntington County, Indiana, aboard the first Huntington County Trolley Tour! This one-of-a-kind experience took guests on a day of local food, wine, shopping, live entertainment and small-town fun throughout Huntington County. From Rustic River Outfitters and Two-EE’s Winery to Andrews Community Day and the Warren Car Show, the tour showcased the local businesses, attractions, events and welcoming communities that make Huntington County a great Indiana destination. Discover things to do in Huntington County and see why sometimes the best adventures are waiting right down the road.
Experience the Huntington Tenderloin Festival in Downtown Huntington, Indiana, where Hoosier food, local history and community come together. Celebrate Huntington’s connection to the breaded pork tenderloin with local restaurants, tenderloin contests, live music, family activities, shopping and more. Discover why Huntington County is a must-visit Indiana destination for food lovers, festivals and small-town experiences.
Looking for the perfect Indiana summer getaway? Discover three unforgettable attractions in Huntington County that make this charming Midwest destination worth the trip. Wander through the nationally recognized Sunken Gardens, explore the scenic trails and river access at Historic Forks of the Wabash, and end your day with a nostalgic movie under the stars at the GQT Huntington Twin Drive-In Theatre. Conveniently located just 90 miles from Indianapolis, Huntington County is the perfect stop for a weekend getaway, family vacation, or Midwest road trip.
Celebrate America's 250th Anniversary in Roanoke, Indiana, with three exciting community events! Enjoy the Fort Wayne Philharmonic's Freedom on Main patriotic concert on July 2, experience the Uncork the 250th fireworks celebration at Two-EE's Winery featuring live music, food trucks, and a spectacular fireworks show, and wrap up the holiday with Roanoke's Fireworks & Family Fun Day on July 4. From patriotic music and family activities to one of the area's best fireworks displays, Roanoke is the place to celebrate Independence Day in Huntington County.
Experience America’s 250th anniversary in Huntington, Indiana, with a weekend full of patriotic celebrations. Enjoy live music, 11 food trucks, free family activities, TCB Games’ community celebration, Historic Forks of the Wabash events, and a spectacular fireworks show synchronized to music. Discover why Huntington County is the perfect destination to celebrate Independence Day.
Celebrate America's 250th Birthday at the Andrews Freedom Festival on July 3 in Andrews, Indiana. Enjoy Pro Wrestling Thunder's Patriot Slam, live music by Rock of Elders, food trucks, family activities, and a spectacular fireworks show.
Celebrate America's 250th birthday in small-town style at the Markle Fourth of July Celebration! Hosted by the Markle Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by First Bank of Berne, this family-friendly event features live music from Decade Divide, food vendors, community fun, and a spectacular fireworks display at dusk. Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy an evening filled with patriotic spirit, great entertainment, and unforgettable memories at the Markle Fish & Game Club Park.
Heritage Days 2026 brought thousands of residents and visitors together in Huntington, Indiana, for one of the community's most memorable celebrations. As part of America's 250th anniversary, the week featured a patriotic parade with an enormous American flag, creative floats, live music, beer and brat tents, family-friendly fair rides, a classic car show, aviation exhibits at Huntington Municipal Airport, and community events throughout the county. Heritage Days continues to showcase the small-town charm, community pride, and unforgettable experiences that make Huntington County a premier destination in Northeast Indiana.
There’s something special about celebrating Independence Day in a small town. The streets are lined with neighbors waving from lawn chairs, children race between festival activities, and generations gather to enjoy traditions that have been passed down for decades. That spirit comes alive each summer during the Salamonie Summer Festival in Warren, Indiana—a beloved Huntington County tradition now celebrating its 59th year. From July 3–5, 2026, downtown Warren, local parks, and the Knight Bergman Center will once again become the heart of one of Huntington County’s most cherished community celebrations. Visitors can expect three days filled with family fun, hometown pride, live entertainment, delicious food, and patriotic festivities.
Heritage Days offers something for everyone, transforming downtown Huntington into a hub of activity and excitement.
Summer adventure is waiting in Huntington County! From boating and kayaking at Salamonie Lake to ziplining at Camp Timber Lake, evenings at the drive-in theater, scenic trails, festivals, concerts, and relaxing stops at local wineries and tasting spots like Two-EE's Winery, Rustic River Outfitters, and Dash 90 Wines, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this season. Discover the Top 10 ways to make unforgettable summer memories in Huntington County and start planning your getaway today!