Mark your calendar and get your popcorn ready for the first-ever online Indianapolis Black Documentary Film Festival (IBDFF) on August 28-30, 2020.

Explore 20th century American travel and its impact on art, film, and literature through the artwork of Edward Hopper and 26 others at Newfields, now through October 25.

Tembo Camp provides guests with a firsthand look at how the Indianapolis Zoo cares for its six-elephant herd. A new animal experiences means you may even get to touch one of these majestic creatures!

Indy is a fantastic place to connect with nature in many ways. Here are some of the best places that accept guests for camping in Indy. 

A brand new Children's Museum exhibit the celebrates the iconic doll's many occupations, but with a broader goal in mind.

Rest easy, radish and romaine lovers. The Original Farmers’ Market has returned to downtown Indianapolis – it’s just in a new location, with new precautions. (And a special sponsorship gift from City Market!)

Earlier this summer, amidst Indianapolis' reopening, Adam took the lead creating a meaningful avenue to market local businesses. The result, We Are Circle City, offers Indy businesses free imagery assets and marketing materials.

From July 21-26, Indy Shorts will present 128 short films from around the world via virtual and drive-in screenings to ensure safety and enthusiastic participation.

From pork tenderloins to sugar cream pie, Indiana has its fair share of delicious food staples. Now as part of the World Food Championships’ final round, some of the best chefs in the world will get a chance to put their own unique spin on the much-loved Hoosier dishes.

A new digital platform designed to help locals and visitors support the small businesses that define the culture of Indianapolis has premiered and is looking for creators to help tell stories.

While we aren’t actually going to summer camp this year, our friends at IndyHub are bringing you the next best thing: virtual camp – and you’re invited. 

Each year, the Mecum auction brings 100 years of auto history and more than 2,500 cars to Indy. Different cars every year looking for new garages to call home. Pristine collector cars, powerful muscle cars, classic autos of bygone eras, retired race cars (some have been big winners), and exotics.

Indianapolis' soccer team, The Indy Eleven are playing a portion of their season this year, and despite being the first sports team with spectators, they're handling health and safety like seasoned professionals.

Kick a field goal in Lucas Oil Stadium, run the bases at Victory Field, and much more. Register today for this year's Indy Ultimate. Choose a socially distanced in person or a virtual option for this great event benefiting the workers of the Indiana Restaurant and Lodging Association.

Every time I visit the Circle City Industrial Complex (mostly to pick up a pint of LICK Ice Cream), I find something new. My latest trip this past Saturday, continued to prove the validity of that statement, but I might even go as far to say this is one of my best finds yet.

Though the iconic races will run without live spectators this Independence Day Weekend, you can still cheer on your favorite Grand Prix and Brickyard 400 drivers with the Indianapolis Motor Speedways collection of activities.

Indy’s enjoying some gorgeous weather these days, and with breweries, wineries, and distilleries welcoming visitors again, it’s the perfect time to meet up with friends and reconnect.

Written by Ernest Disney-Britton, Vice President, Community Impact & Investment

Karen Laine and Mina Starsiak-Hawk have built their brand around rehab projects in southeast Indianapolis. Now, the mother-daughter duo behind Two Chicks and a Hammer has a new retail store in the Bates-Hendricks neighborhood.

Treat your dad right this Father's Day with these five ideas that are sure to make him smile on his big day.

In a time when social distancing is necessary, drive-ins are the perfect outing, and the Indy-area is home to four.