Since joining the Indiana Fever, Caitlin Clark has quickly become one of the most exciting players in the WNBA and a major figure in Indianapolis. She's already brought new energy to Gainbridge Fieldhouse, smashing rookie records for assists and three-pointers while packing crowds at home and on the road. With her signature deep threes, quick court vision, and competitive fire, Clark has helped revitalize the Fever and spark a new wave of basketball fandom across the city.

So, in #22’s honor, here are 22 places in Indy that match her vibe—whether you’re a fan, a baller, or just love the city she now calls home.

  1. For years you’ve worn #22, so we know you’d feel perfectly at home at Gather 22, especially with a matcha latte in hand or a plate of their signature sliders.

  2. You could summon your inner Hawkeye and catch some peaceful vibes floating along the White River with Frank’s Paddlesports Livery. Just keep your eyes peeled for actual hawks overhead.

  3. With 3,951 points to your name, it seems fitting to check out some fellow legends like Major Taylor at his mural on Washington Street or Reggie Miller near Michigan and Delaware.

  4. Speaking of murals, have you seen the one of yourself yet? The one on 18th Street? Because it’s giving “legend in the making.”

  5. We still remember those cardboard cutouts of Bella, your golden retriever, in the stands during the pandemic. Now that you’re here full-time, hopefully she’s snagged a peanut butter treat or two from Three Dog Bakery.

  6. We all know where the magic happens: Gainbridge Fieldhouse. That Fever logo looks especially good when you're pulling up from the logo yourself.

  7. Right outside the Fieldhouse, Morris Bicentennial Plaza is a perfect spot to stretch your legs or take a few shots outdoors with fans.

  8. We imagine you'd love Free Basket at the Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park at Newfields, where art and hoops combine and the court is decked out in Indiana Fever colors.

  9. Since you’ve said baking is a go-to for you, we think you’d be all about the brownies at 4 Birds Bakery—female-owned, local, and seriously indulgent.

  10. Your childhood was packed with sports, so you'd probably enjoy reliving that energy at the Riley Children’s Health Sports Legends Experience at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. It’s like your origin story, in exhibit form.

  11. You’ve said your go-to pregame meal is a cheeseburger and fries, and the smashburgers at Workingman’s Friend are pretty much legendary around here.

  12. If you’re ever in the mood for something a little fancier, BRU Burger on Mass Ave takes that burger and fries combo to the next level.

  13. And since no great burger is complete without a drink, you should definitely wash it all down with a chocolate milk from Trader’s Point Creamery. It’s a classic Indy move.

  14. Now that you’ve officially sat down with David Letterman on My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, you’re basically on a first-name basis with one of Indy’s most famous exports. We can totally picture the two of you grabbing coffee or people-watching along the Monon Trail in Broad Ripple, Indy’s artsy, walkable neighborhood where laid-back meets legendary.

  15. You’ve pulled down over 900 rebounds in your career so far—that’s nearly three full treks up the 330 steps of the Soldiers & Sailors Monument, one of the most iconic landmarks in downtown Indy.

  16. We know how much you value your Italian roots through your mom’s side, so when your family’s in town, you might want to treat them to dinner at Iozzo’s Garden of Italy, Iaria’s, or Mama Carolla’s.

  17. Your SNL debut proved you’ve got comedic timing to match your court vision, so we could totally see you checking out one of Indy’s local comedy clubs, or maybe even stepping up for open mic night.

  18. When it’s time for some nature and recovery, we know you’d love Eagle Creek Park. With paddleboarding, canoeing, and miles of trails, it’s an ideal spot for an athlete's off-day.

  19. Since golf has become your newest hobby, we think you’d enjoy Brickyard Crossing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where you can literally tee off inside the oval.

  20. Soccer was part of your sports-filled childhood, so a night cheering on the Indy Eleven might be a nostalgic throwback, and a fun way to get to know another pro team in town.

  21. Rumor has it you’re a big fan of Buffalo Chicken Dip. If that’s true, then you have to try it at The Ale Emporium. It's a local legend, just like you.

  22. And finally, when it’s time to kick back and just have fun, Tappers Arcade Bar on Virginia Ave has retro video games, local beers, and a competitive vibe that’s right up your alley.