Event Calendar

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Meet weekly with Brown County's Cognitive Elite; Solving the World's Problems since 1851.

Returning Shortly!

Every Friday

Story supports local original singer songwriters!! Live music is performed Saturdays & Sundays from 2-5pm 

Vintage Baseball is scheduled to return May 16.  Bring the family and enjoy America's Favorite Past Time at Indiana's oldest bed & breakfast!

An afternoon of Vintage Baseball!

Three 5-inning games with 1864, 1869, and 1886 rules

Admission is free!  

Food and concessions available for purchase.  

Games start at 1pm, 2pm, and 3pm ending around 4:30pm.  

Join us Saturday May 23 for the monthly comedy show!

BJ Robbins returns to host the comedy filled evening featuring Zach Ryan Sterling, and headlined by Rich Ragains!

Gates open at 8pm.  Show starts at 8:30.

Tickets are $20 at the gate.  Overnight guests receive admission for free; inclusive overnight dining packages start at $250. 

Upcoming dates include: June 27, July 25, August 22, September 26, October 24, November 21, and December 26.

Enjoy the 22nd annual Indiana Wine Fair Saturday May 30, 2026 from noon-6pm!  

Sample 1-oz pours from a Story Inn keepsake wine glass, add to your wine cellar with carryout bottles available for purchase, experience the live original music all day, and support local arts, crafts, and food vendors.

 More information at: Indianawinefair.com 

The Independence Day Concert and Fireworks Show evolved to include a fundraising dinner in support for the Brown County Community Foundation!

Local suppliers, farmers, and gardeners all chipped in to provide the ingredients.  When placed in the hands of our talented culinary team this fundraising dinner became possible!  

$3,972 was raised from the dinner sales, cash donations, and gift certificate sales.  This amount qualified for a double match from the Lilly Foundation which brought the total fundraising effort to $11,916.   

Special thanks to Lilly, local purveyors, and especially the Brown County Community Foundation for being the tether for so many incredible groups in the community. 

During prohibition, moonshine was bootlegged out of Story such that Sheriff Clarence Moore captured the notorious still on site.  As the story goes, half of the 'evidence' went missing.  Story still celebrates the fermentation process by hosting public events.

Enjoy local craft bourbon, live music & entertainment, with arts, crafts, and food vendors Saturday October 24, 2026.  

Leave the children at home for this age 21+ event.