TOP 30 Self development in Nashville, Indiana

The Brown County School Superintendent is located at 357 East Main Street in Nashville, Indiana, United States. As a school institution, we pride ourselves on our rural roots that bring us closer together as a community. Our small class sizes and family culture provide students with personal attention and a well-rounded educational experience. We believe in preparing our students for success in the global workplace by connecting them to community organizations and resources. Being a part of Brown County Schools means being part of a supportive and compassionate environment where students are encouraged to set goals, build confidence, and develop leadership skills. We believe in the power of teamwork and collaboration to help each student achieve their path to success.

Welcome to The PAV (Pavilion at Wolf Lake Memorial Park), Northwest Indiana's premier outdoor venue for concerts, movies, and festivals, located at 2324 Calumet Avenue, Hammond, Indiana 46320. Just 20 minutes from Chicago’s Loop, The PAV offers a unique experience nestled on the scenic shore of Wolf Lake. Owned and operated by the Hammond Port Authority, this remarkable venue was inspired by the 1895 Frank Lloyd Wright amusement resort concept for Wolf Lake, featuring a stunning tower design. The PAV boasts a 2,600 square foot main stage and 86,000 square feet of concrete and grass seating, making it the perfect spot for a variety of events, including annual favorites like the Festival of the Lakes, the WHAM! Bike Ride, and the 4th of July Naturalization Ceremony. This year, we're thrilled to host an exciting lineup of performances, including Rick Michels’ and his 24-piece big band for "Sinatra Forever: A Salute to Frank Sinatra" on September 14, 2024. Enjoy timeless classics with all the original arrangements and musicians that backed up the legendary Frank Sinatra.

Welcome to Kankakee Sands - Seed Barn Discover the natural beauty and rich history of Kankakee Sands, a prairie jewel located at 417 West 600 North, Lake Village, Indiana. Managed by the Indiana chapter of The Nature Conservancy, this remarkable expanse covers 8,400 acres of prairies and wetlands, connecting with surrounding natural areas to form over 20,000 acres of preserved land. Here, you can explore diverse ecosystems that are home to more than 86 rare, threatened, and endangered species.