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.

Both my time on social media and my need to make do with whatever crafts I have in the house have increased, so here’s four Instagram accounts to follow featuring some of Indy’s best DIY’ers.

Your guide to enjoying Indy's parks and outdoor spaces - all within the comfort of your own home.

The restaurant and hospitality industries are some of the hardest hit by the current crisis, yet Indy’s restaurant scene is stepping up to help others in this time of need. Check out a few of the moving stories below of how Indy is lending a helping hand.

Join the movement. Tonight at 8 pm, the Circle City is sharing our gratitude for all to see. Many of our city’s most iconic landmarks, from our #1 rated airport to the heart of downtown, will alight in blue as part of a national movement to recognize our healthcare professionals.

As we observe World Heath Day, here are five Indy businesses that are going above and beyond for healthcare professionals.

Owner Travis Barnes, a veteran who served three tours of duty during Operation Iraqi Freedom, and his wife Hillary step up by using equipment at their Fletcher Place distillery to supplement the diminished supply of accessible hand sanitizer by producing their own.

The 29th Annual ROSE Awards, which stands for Recognition of Service Excellence, allows us to honor 75 of the nearly 83,000 people that make up our hospitality workforce. Meet the eight individuals who were selected to take home the award for demonstrating exceptional service.

When spring break hits, everyone is ready to get out and about. Luckily, Indy has tons to offer local families and visitors. 

In celebration of Women's History Month and the upcoming Netflix limited series Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker, premiering on March 20th, get to know Indy icon Madam C.J. Walker.

You’ve visited Monument Circle and made your way to some of the city’s best restaurants, and now it’s time to let your creativity flow. Indy has tons of ways to get involved in do-it-yourself art while enjoying the company of friends and family.

Don't miss all of the celebrations for St. Patrick's Day in Indianapolis 2020. Read this full round up of events, parades, parties, and more in the Circle City.

Four Indianapolis culinary professionals and restaurants have been named semifinalists for the prestigious James Beard Foundation Awards.

The famed Indy author lives on through charismatic brick-and-mortar space on Indiana Avenue.

The Pigeon and Pals! A Mo Willems Art and Play Exhibit opened with a smash and will remain at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis through May 10, 2020.

If you're looking fora night of laughs in Indy, use this list as a trusty guide.

One of the largest and top-rated children’s museums in the country can be found right in the heart of Indianapolis - and you don’t have to be a kid to enjoy it!

Your all-inclusive guide to the month of March in Indy.