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.

These Indy drive-ins are offering a unique and nostalgic dining option for those looking to get out of the house while remaining socially distant for dinner.

Whether you’re headed to Saraga International Grocery or getting takeout from northeast side, there’s a “detour” to get you there. Here are nine scenic routes you – and your roommates, significant other, and family – can take while running essential errands. 

Looking for something new to listen to? This local weekly podcast welcomes Indy movers and shakers onto the program, engaging them in a conversation that’s both casual and thought provoking.

Fans of cozy tees, rejoice! With the new Visit Indy collection, there’s something for everyone who wants to stock up on some #LoveIndy gear.

May in Indy has traditionally been a celebration of speedy trips around a certain 2.5-mile oval. This May is a time to take it slower with porch parties (from a safe distance) and tasty beverages to welcome the warmer temps.

Fresh air and sunshine are good for the mind and the body – and getting outdoors is one of the best things we can be doing right now. Let’s check out some of our favorite outdoor activities in Indy. 

This Sunday, May 17, a very special program will aim to support these critical cultural entities. You are encouraged to tune in and consider taking donating part of your unused concert ticket budget to this cause.

While we are practicing social distancing, our furry friends have been a source of love and companionship. If your daily walks are needing a change of scenery, I encourage you to hit the trail less traveled with these hidden parks and trails.

Just because the buildings have to stand empty, doesn't mean these Indy museums' programming had to end.

While this Mother’s Day will definitely look different than past celebrations, you can still treat mom to local foods and gifts while supporting businesses.

Your support of the travel and tourism industry benefits the 83,000 men and women who make up our service industry. Until our doors re-open and travel resumes, please consider these ways to spread the Spirit of Travel during National Travel and Tourism Week.

In a time when we cannot safely get out to experience all that Indy has to offer, what are our biggest advocates missing most? We want to know the first thing you'll do when life returns to normal.

Though we may not be able enjoy these Indy scenes during our typical work days, Visit Indy created these Indy-inspired backdrops to enliven your workdays.

Table for 200, please! It’s time for a city-wide virtual dinner party. Join Yelp, Downtown Indy, IndyHub, and Indiana Humanities for Dinner with Indy, a virtual dinner party at 6:30 pm, Thursday, April 30. All you have to do is BYO food and libations – ideally from your favorite local restaurant.

Everybody’s making plans for that first time all the doors are open again and I’m no different. Sure, I’ve been missing my favorite sushi and being in a crowd listening to live music, but one thing I haven’t lost in the lockdown is local liquor.