We continue to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month by speaking with the President of the Asian American Alliance, Rupal Thanawala.

As race fans return to Indy for the 105th running of the Indianapolis 500, the Arts Council of Indianapolis and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway are teaming up once again to “Welcome Race Fans,” with uniquely festive artwork created by talented Indy locals.

Indy's most popular day of yard games is moving to White River State Park for one year only and you won't want to miss out. Get on your dress whites and gather for a day of fun and fellowship as you eat, drink, and play your way to victory.

Indy has a wide of variety of dining options that offer food and drinks for every palate and budget while also providing a noteworthy view.

Here are some of our favorite Mexican-owned local places to eat on Cinco de Mayo - and everyday!

We spoke with Quanbo Xiong, the President of Indianapolis Chinese Community Center, Inc., about his experiences in Indy as we celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month this May.

This week is National Travel & Tourism Week, where destinations around the country are applauding the Power of Tourism. Experience the moment for yourself and be inspired with these 7 reasons to visit Indy.

To honor Rick Mears and the thirtieth anniversary of his fourth Indianapolis 500 win, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum created a new exhibit: “Rocket Rick Mears presented by Racemaker Press."

Indy is launching what’s called the Indy Attraction Pass. With a click of a button, you can buy one pass to get you into five of Indy’s top cultural attractions for one discounted rate. The only decision left to make is whether or not you have one-day or three-days to explore the Circle City.

The Indy Craft Pass is pleased to welcome Tomlinson Tap Room at the City Market as the newest location to check in as you work your way toward rewards. This unique location exclusively features Indiana-brewed beers and so much more.

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.