- The list below includes 15 free or cheap things to do in or near Marion, Indiana, including 47 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, History Museums, Historic Homes and Sports Teams (Amateur).
- From The Hostess House to Quilters Hall of Fame, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Marion and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Wabash, Fairmount, Muncie and Kokomo.
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From the merchant: Fun painting parties for special events, or just a night out!
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Built by a wealthy business man in the early 1900s, The Hostess House offers visitors an inside glimpse of life in this era. After touring the house, visitors can enjoy lunch on a scenic outdoor patio.
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The Quilters Hall of Fame is dedicated to preserving and exploring quilting as an art form. In addition to exhibitions, collections, and archival materials, the location also offers quilting classes and sells souvenirs in its gift store.
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The AMC Showplace Marion 12 may worth the while when it comes to seeing the latest Hollywood productions, with a bag of popcorn and refreshments.
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The Central Indiana Sports Network is an organization focused on promoting and hosting sports teams to individuals of all skill levels. Volleyball, cross country running, soccer, and baseball are among the popular sports to participate in.
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Housed in a 1903 Victorian house, the James Dean Gallery exhibits personal artifact and memorabilia belonging to the actor, from his birth and childhood until the day he died.
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The late James Dean is the focus of the Fairmount Historical Museum. This institution is located in Fairmount, Indiana, and hosts an annual James Dean Festival that receives thousands of attendees from throughout the United States and Canada.
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Located along the banks of the Wabash River, Paradise Springs Historical Park once served as the meeting place for treaty negotiations with Native American tribes. The park features grassy and wooded areas, restrooms and paths for walking and biking.
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Dedicated especially to the area's history, the Wabash County Historical Museum also has a collection dedicated to the American railroad, which attracts both adults and children with its model trains exhibited. From this year on, it is also the home to a life-size historic caboose.
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Corner of Allen Street and E Market Street, Wabash, IN 46992
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Paradise Spring Historical Park & Riverwalk is a wonderful experience to be hiking and walking along the Wabash River. There is a long archaeological history about the place which is fascinating. It is clean and well-kept.
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Visit Dr. James Ford Historic Home to experience the family's daily life, activities and personalities. It is packed with information and equipment about the 1800s. A must-see for a history buff.