Life In LaGrange, Indiana

The heartbeat of rural Indiana comes alive annually at the local fairgrounds. The LaGrange County Fair features classic rides, antique farm equipment exhibits, 4-H demonstrations, and picnic spots, and tons of delicious fair foods to try!

Visit the LaGrange County Fair

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Located in the heart of Northern Indiana's rural Amish country, the Michiana Event Center (The MEC) is a massive, 150,000 square foot complex bringing arena level entertainment to a quiet setting. Its centerpiece is a 6,000 seat, climate controlled Coliseum built with a versatile floor that seamlessly transitions from professional rodeos to major concert tours. The complex also features a colossal 100,000 square foot exhibit hall and a state of the art equestrian staging barn, allowing it to host everything from massive RV shows to local Amish furniture expos.

Experience the Michiana Event Center

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A true local secret—after a day of kayaking or hiking near the Pigeon River, locals flock to the Mongo General Store. It is famous for its warm hospitality and famous pork burgers, tacos, chili, and pizza.

Visit Mongo General Store

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A culinary staple of the community, Yoder's offers over 150 cuts of locally raised meats and 100 varieties of cheese. The shop highlights the rich agricultural output and homemade jams of LaGrange County.

Visit Yoder's Meat & Cheese Co.

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The Menno-Hof Museum is a non profit information center that provides deeply immersive, multi image presentations on Anabaptist history. It tells the story of the Amish and Mennonite communities that heavily shape the region's unique cultural identity.

Visit The Menno-Hof Museum

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