The best things to do in Mishawaka

“Morris Park Country Club, a South Bend fixture celebrating 100 years in 2023, keeps things dialed with pristine, fast greens that host Indiana state events, a zero-entry pool with slides, multiple dining spaces, a fitness center and class studio, and a social calendar, so this week you can golf, splash, eat, then call…”

From the Mishawaka newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Mega Play packs 39,000 square feet with classic and new arcade hits, mini-golf, a jousting challenge, and a sprawling Play Land that keeps kids buzzing while you chase high scores. Consider it your easy, rainy-day or beat-the-heat plan that actually entertains everyone this week.”

From the Mishawaka newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Potawatomi Zoo keeps things lively with up-close giraffe feeding, a breezy train or carousel spin, and animal encounters that make you feel like a kid again. Check the calendar for seasonal happenings like Brew at the Zoo, Zoo Luminate, and Zoo Boo, then go say hi to your favorite animals.”

From the Mishawaka newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Between junior electric go-karts for ages 8 and up and Putt Mania, a techy mini golf with digital scoring and gamified challenges, Generations Raceway nails that sweet spot of friendly competition. Reserve a session online, rally the group, and let the digital scoring settle your family or team-building debates.”

From the Mishawaka newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Strikes & Spares Entertainment Center is basically Mishawaka’s group-activity cheat code, with indoor electric go-karts, black light Magic Circus mini-golf, cosmic bowling, bumper cars, and a large arcade with VR.”

From the Mishawaka newsletter, September 29, 2026

“When your flipper fingers need a workout, Fort Wayne Pinball - Wizards World packs 177+ vintage and modern machines and is among the biggest pinball collections in the country, with weekly tournaments and a laid-back community vibe that makes it dangerously easy to chase one more high score.”

From the Mishawaka newsletter, September 1, 2026