Slated to take place over the weekend of Oct. 1-2, Indy Jazz Fest returns to Garfield Park in 2022 with another world-class lineup of performers.

It wouldn’t be the Fourth of July in Indy without seeing downtown skyline light up with booming fireworks. But that’s not the only place you can catch a show that night. Here are six places where you can see displays in and around the Circle City.

Rock the Ruins is returning to Holliday Park this summer, and you won't want to miss this lineup. Act fast to get your tickets!

Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum has opened its first of five new exhibits for 2022, with “Traditions” exploring everything from tailgating and concerts to The Command and "Back Home Again in Indiana".

This year Circle City Classic is back better than ever with a full lineup of events for those in Indy to enjoy. This annual event is hosted by Indiana Black Expo (IBE) and attracts over 100,000 people to Indianapolis.

This July, enjoy FREE concerts every Thursday night on the canal from 6 to 8 pm and FREE admission every Thursday from 10 am to 6 pm at the Indiana Historical Society

Enjoy some of the city’s freshest jazz talent from the comfort of your own couch.

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.

From Grammy-nominated acts to up-and-coming locals, Indianapolis has plenty of great small venues to go and soak in a show.

Leave the flowers, chocolate and teddy bears at home this Valentine's Day. With so many events happening in Indy all Valentine's Day weekend, you'll never run out of unique ways to show your love.

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra is celebrating the legendary composer’s overarching impact on music with a yearlong series of shows they’re calling BTHVN2020.

The Big 10 Championship Weekend is back in Indy on December 7-8! It's the largest college football game in Indy each year. Let's get ready to rumble with a rundown of the weekend's activities.

The Brothers Footman, hailing from Indy's east-side, are one of the city's best kept musical secrets. When asked to describe their genre, the brothers say “summa music – summa this, summa that.” Much like Indy, their sound and style are unique and uplifting.

We asked Kurt Busch about his experiences racing in the Circle City, in anticipation of the 25th annual Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

The Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration has been empowering the community for the past 48 years with ten days of events ranging from job fairs to concerts to educational opportunities.

Indy has a community of people who support everything local – restaurants, retail stores, breweries, food trucks, and more. This Saturday, November 25 aims to extend that community and encourage all to Shop Small and Shop Local.

Hosted every year by the Percussive Arts Society, PASIC will take over the city from Nov. 8-11, offering over 100 concerts, clinics, master classes, labs, workshops, panels, and presentations given by the finest artists from all over the world.

A carnival-esk celebration, see more than 10,000 people on the canal watching live performances, eating, and shopping in a marketplace, or participating in the family fun and contest!

Slated for October 6-7, the two-day music festival and immersive experience event will feature groundbreaking artists and local cuisine in historic Fountain Square. With a new, re-imagined format, the 2017 Fountain Square Music Festival (FSMF) will allow artists and audiences to converge, thanks to immersive visual art experiences.

Five reasons you want to be at the biggest party in racing: The Snake Pit.

We’re about halfway through Black History Month and hope you’ve been able to take advantage of some of the great artistic events happening around the city. There’s still plenty of time to soak up some African-American culture, especially if you’re a fan of classical music.