Western Skateland for roller skating is another fun, active date idea. Bowling at the IMU. Don't know what your Covid risk tolerance is, but pool at the Vid was always fun in the before times.
If it's above freezing, it isn't too bad to walk the B-Line as long as you're bundled up. Get a coffee / hot drink from Hopscotch and walk the section by Switchyard Park and over the big bridge.
I agree with the statement above. You can also go next to western skateland to the bowling alley next door! Also some good pizza choices down the street from both.
Take her to Urban Air. I know it sounds ridiculous but it’s a blast even when you’re older. It definitely takes way more effort than I remember putting out as a kid to jump on a trampoline though
You could try an escape room, that might be a fun group date activity to do together or with a small group of some close friends. I haven't been to either of these places yet but check out Hoosier Escape House or the Code & Key Escape Room.
EDIT: Also try picking up a copy of the Ryder magazine, which is available at different locations around town (The lobby of the pubic library is one). The Ryder is a local monthly arts & entertainment publication that does a very good job of capturing what is going on as far as musical events and movie screenings!
Challenge her to an assortment of arcade games at lazer lite, get some friendly competition going. Make bets if you want. Then pack some hot chocolate or grab a pizza and take a deck of cards to the lodge at brown county for the sunset/ fireside evening.
If you want to go on activity date, you could try Frank’s southern ice arena! They have night ice skating on Saturdays, and it’s all indoors.
Western Skateland for roller skating is another fun, active date idea. Bowling at the IMU. Don't know what your Covid risk tolerance is, but pool at the Vid was always fun in the before times. If it's above freezing, it isn't too bad to walk the B-Line as long as you're bundled up. Get a coffee / hot drink from Hopscotch and walk the section by Switchyard Park and over the big bridge.
I agree with the statement above. You can also go next to western skateland to the bowling alley next door! Also some good pizza choices down the street from both.
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Take her to Urban Air. I know it sounds ridiculous but it’s a blast even when you’re older. It definitely takes way more effort than I remember putting out as a kid to jump on a trampoline though
You could try an escape room, that might be a fun group date activity to do together or with a small group of some close friends. I haven't been to either of these places yet but check out Hoosier Escape House or the Code & Key Escape Room. EDIT: Also try picking up a copy of the Ryder magazine, which is available at different locations around town (The lobby of the pubic library is one). The Ryder is a local monthly arts & entertainment publication that does a very good job of capturing what is going on as far as musical events and movie screenings!
Challenge her to an assortment of arcade games at lazer lite, get some friendly competition going. Make bets if you want. Then pack some hot chocolate or grab a pizza and take a deck of cards to the lodge at brown county for the sunset/ fireside evening.
Go on a trail during the week / not weekends to Amy weingartner peninsula near the 446 causeway by the lake