This Sunday, the Kennedy King Memorial Initiative invites Indy visitors and residents to commemorate the legacy of Dr. King at the Landmark for Peace Memorial.

Now that Indy’s reopening plan is shining brighter than ever, it’s time to put ourselves back on top of the to-do list and support local wellness businesses. Here are some places and experiences where you’ll find traditional forms of self-care.

Converse, Inc.'s Breaking Down Barriers Collection celebrates the 1954-1955 Crispus Attucks boy's basketball team winning the state championship during a time of intolerance and adversity.

March is Women's History Month! See which exhibits, landmarks, and experiences in Indy you can't miss to learn, grow, and advocate for women everywhere.

Alongside our friends at the Indiana Sports Corp, we’ve partnered with The Shop to create a limited-edition T-shirt: Made for This Moment. Proceeds from this $15 shirt will directly benefit the IPS Foundation, ensuring teachers and students have resources to continue shaping Indy’s youth.

On June 25, 1888, Benjamin Harrison won his party's nomination for President. To celebrate this bicentennial moment in Indianapolis’ history, the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site created a new exhibit.

For Matt Rubin, founder and CEO of SoChatti, chocolate is an emotional experience. It's that relationship—the one between taste and feeling—that's at the forefront of SoChatti’s new tasting room at the Circle City Industrial Complex.

Written by Judith Thomas. "This year, I find myself once again longing for a deeper and more widespread understanding of the rich Black history we share here in the Circle City."

New 75 foot-long mural at the Indianapolis International Airport brings Madam Walker's story into the 21st century.

The blue and gold are excited to be welcoming fans back into Bankers Life Fieldhouse, in a safe and orderly fashion.

Now in its 25th year, the Indianapolis Arts Council’s Art & Soul Festival features Black artists in a series of free concerts and performances in the Indianapolis Artsgarden each February.

2020 was rough, but I still managed to marry the love of my life. And I want to share with you some of the exciting Valentines' Day activities we have planned this year in Indy.

In order to help beat cabin fever, check out this list of some favorite outdoor Indy activities so we can bundle up and opt-outside this season.

These five restaurants weren't going to let anything—including a global pandemic—keep them from opening.

Whether you’re doing meatless Mondays or have been a die-hard vegan for decades, these are some of my favorite veggie options in the city that go beyond a salad.

There are plenty of ways to serve, learn, celebrate, and have fun on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in Indianapolis this year.

Last year was bizarre. But now that we've ushered in 2021, think about trying something new. Something different. Like a staycation at The Alexander.

Located in the Bottleworks District, the new theater will screen a mix of the best independent cinema, critically acclaimed films and Hollywood hits.

Indianapolis has gotten more colorful over the past few years, thanks to a number of public art projects. It would take days – literally – to explore all of the city’s public art. But it would only take an afternoon to visit these four larger-than-life murals. 

If a picture tells a thousand words, here's a 10,000-word story of Indy in 2020 seen through the lens of Instagram.

With Downtown Indy, Inc.'s Shining A Light nightly presentation, there's always something to look forward to during your evenings in downtown Indy.