Located in the 16 Tech Innovation District in Downtown Indianapolis, the AMP offers Indianapolis residents, visitors and 16 Tech tenants with a one-stop-shop for enjoying a diverse array of innovative restaurant and retail concepts.

Guggman Haus Brewing had a vision strong enough to endure a global pandemic and recently completed a major expansion to this westside stop on the Indy Craft Pass.

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.

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.

The Beatles said happiness is a warm gun, Charles M. Schulz said happiness is a warm puppy, but a lot of us may find some happiness in a warm glass of mulled wine. See what other winter warmers are on tap at Indy Craft Pass partners this season.

The #NearEastEats social media campaign will reward Near Eastside customers for their loyal support amidst these trying times.

Indiana took home the hardware at this year’s Great American Beer Festival with five Hoosier breweries taking home a total of 10 medals – making Indiana one of only eight states to win double-digit medals.

What do we love about fall? EVERYTHING. Pumpkin spice is nice, but to celebrate sweater weather in a more adult manner, check out the selections of special fall beverages Indy Craft Pass partners have on tap.

It’s been a rough year. Thankfully, Indy’s breweries, distilleries, and wineries are safely opened and eager to serve you. To make it easy, Visit Indy is offering up to 50% off of hotels to Indiana residents. Pick a weekend, book a room, and let the Indy Craft Pass be your guide to exploring the flavors of the city.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Explore Indy's craft beer scene by riding along with a beer expert aboard the Indy Brew Bus. Let them do the driving for you as you taste your way through the city , make new friends, and learning about what makes each of these craft breweries unique.

One of the state's premier craft beverage producers has joined the Indy Craft Pass and is giving visitors reasons to explore Big Woods restaurants and the massive Hard Truth Hills Distillery.

From cinnamon spice to hearty stouts, winter and the holidays conjure up very specific flavor profiles that fit the season. Moreover, this is a time to gather friends and family to share in fellowship and toast the future. Here are a few of the seasonal beverages that Indy Craft Pass users can look forward to enjoying while exploring over the holidays.

Where there are dozens of new eateries, there are dining clubs and programs aimed to help you eat and drink well while discovering some of the best local treats.

On Friday, downtown Indy gains another stellar stop on the Indy Craft Pass. Taxman CityWay opens in this newest downtown neighborhood, an ideal location between Bankers Life Fieldhouse and Lucas Oil Stadium.

Visiting Indy means you can make a difference in the world! Don't miss, your chance to dine at amazing restaurants and shop spectacular local retailers that give a percentage of your purchase to charities transforming communities, the environment, and more.

Sun King Brewing kickstarted Indy's craft beer scene in 2009 and continues to evolve with a new space in Broad Ripple that features their award-winning brews alongside a seafood menu driven by Pier 48.