The true summer playlist comes to real life this August at the Indiana State Fair! Fitting for this year’s theme, Soundtrack of Summer, this year features a diverse range of standout attractions, all of which you can see for free or at a low cost with fair admission! Concerts & Shows at the Hoosier…
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Everything old is new again in downtown Indianapolis. Fresh off a $120 million refurbishment, the InterContinental Hotel Indy has completely reimagined the historic, century-old Illinois Building on West Market Street between Monument Circle and the Indiana State House as a showstopping overnight…
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Since its Indianapolis launch in 2021, THE LUME has been fully immersing Newfields guests in moving pictures and sound to create a moving and memorable visitor experience. “Connection: Land, Water, Sky – Art & Music from Indigenous Australians” is the latest presentation in a string of exhibits that…
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As Sinatra once said, “There’s a wonderful fling to be flung.” No one knows that better than the Indianapolis Alley Cats, the hometown Ultimate Frisbee team. Born of backyard summer fun, this exciting no-contact sport pits teams of seven against each other to get their frisbees down a full-sized…
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Looking for some new lunch, dinner and weekend brunch choices in Indianapolis? Set a course to the Nora neighborhood on the city’s north side where you’ll find two enticing new additions to the local restaurant scene. Both part of the Arizona-based Fox Restaurant Concepts family under the direction…
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It’s May in Indianapolis, and that means one thing — racing! As the Indianapolis Motor Speedway gears up to host the Indianapolis 500 on Memorial Day weekend, here are a few fun facts you may or may not know about the famed oval and the big race: The Indianapolis Motor Speedway initially started…
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Spring will be here before you know it, and Indiana State Parks are the perfect place to see the Hoosier State in bloom! We've put together a list of 7 incredible Spring getaways at State Park Inns below. 1) Abe Martin Lodge at Brown County State Park - Nashville Abe Martin Lodge Aquatic Center…
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Signs of the times — follow in the footsteps of these famous Hoosiers for an astrological adventure across Indiana. David Letterman, Aries, Indianapolis [C] Explore the shops and restaurants of Broad Ripple Village where Dave attended high school and worked at a neighborhood supermarket. You might…
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From the world's first African-American sports superstar to America's first female millionaire to Grand Central Station of the Underground Railroad, African-Americans have helped weave the fabric of Indiana, and Indiana has helped shape Black History in the United States. Major Taylor - The World's…
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Black History in Indiana: A Journey Through Time Indiana is a state rich in history, and this includes the stories and contributions of African Americans to the Hoosier state. From the Underground Railroad to the Civil Rights Movement, Indiana has been a part of some of the most significant events…
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