Attractions FREE during ‘Be A Tourist In Your Own Hometown!’ event

What better way to explore Fort Wayne than for FREE?

This year’s annual “Be A Tourist In Your Own Hometown!” event takes place Sunday, September 9 from noon to 5 p.m. in the heart of the city. This event is not to be missed. Both visitors and locals alike will enjoy exploring the many museums and attractions Fort Wayne has to offer at no cost.

tourist Attractions FREE during Be A Tourist In Your Own Hometown! event

Participation is easy. Simply pick up a free passport now at any local Fort Wayne Scott’s, Kroger or Tower Bank locations. From out of town? Simply download a printable passport online here. Please note that only one passport is needed for your group or family, making access to these attractions quick and easy.

passport Attractions FREE during Be A Tourist In Your Own Hometown! event

With your passport in tow, you will have five hours to explore any of the 12 participating attractions and museums on this year’s route, which features locations all close to one another, downtown. Participants this year for Fort Wayne’s event include:

African/African-American Historical Museum
Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory
Artlink
The Embassy Theatre
Fort Wayne Museum of Art
History Center
Parkview Field
Allen County Courthouse
Historic Fort Wayne (Fort)
The Lincoln Tower
Science Central
Fort Wayne Visitor’s Center

Questions? Feel free to call the Fort Wayne Visitor’s Center at 800.767.7752 or email visitorinfo@visitfortwayne.com.

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Previously a news reporter at daily newspapers in Indiana and Ohio, Holly Hammersmith now enjoys the lighter side of writing through freelance work. In her spare time, Holly can be found running or practicing yoga. She also enjoys visiting local coffee shops and day-tripping. Holly lives with her husband and half a dozen houseplants. Find Holly on Twitter @HFHammers and at http://hollyhammersmith.com.

2 Responses to “Attractions FREE during ‘Be A Tourist In Your Own Hometown!’ event”

    Dave Blackwell
    September 6th, 2012
    Will there be a shuttle between the facilities or is everyone on their own to find parking to the places too far to walk? Dave Blackwell
      Kristen
      Kristen
      September 6th, 2012
      There aren't any shuttles, but you can easily park anywhere downtown (most places are free on Sundays) and walk between attractions. Have fun!

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