With the holidays in full swing, there’s so many festive sweets and treats this season to satisfy your taste buds.

Guest blogger Martina Drea visits four recently-opened local coffee shops, finding community along the way.

Talk about Hoosier Hospitality! New to the downtown sphere this October, Hotel Indy is artfully designed and furnished to reflect the personality of Indianapolis.

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.

Alongside destinations like Marrakech, Morocco, and Osaka, Japan, Indy is on the list of TIME Magazine's World's Greatest Places 2021.

Here are some of our favorite Mexican-owned local places to eat on Cinco de Mayo - and everyday!

Indy is launching what’s called the Indy Attraction Pass. With a click of a button, you can buy one pass to get you into eight of Indy’s top cultural attractions for one discounted rate. The only decision left to make is whether or not you have one-day or three-days to explore the Circle City.

Whether you’re doing meatless Mondays or have been a die-hard vegan for decades, these are some of my favorite veggie options in the city that go beyond a salad.

Located in the Bottleworks District, the new theater will screen a mix of the best independent cinema, critically acclaimed films and Hollywood hits.

Editors canvassed the globe to identify the best places to visit and named Indy to both Condé Nast Traveler’s list of “Best Places to Go in 2021” and Travel + Leisure’s “Best Places to Visit in 2021.”

You don’t have to go away to get away. Downtown Indianapolis is home to several bed & breakfasts that are perfect for a relaxing staycation. If you’re itching to “do something” or are cautious about traveling out of the city, consider staying at one of these cozy inns.

Even if you and your family are planning on staying close to home this Fall, add some excitement to your autumnal vacation and visit Indianapolis for a weekend adventure. [Image: Scott Crone]

Take a spooky walk through Indy - if you dare. The season of fright is here, and the time is nigh to experience a ghoulish ghost tour. 

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. 

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.

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.

The great outdoors can be tricky to explore in the winter. But here in Indy, we have all the options to experience winter in the Circle City.

One of the largest one-day professional development events for women is coming to the Indiana Convention Center. The Indiana Conference for Women, scheduled for Nov. 7, aims to embrace, enlighten and empower women across the state.

What says fall like caramel apples? Nothing is quite like those crisp, juicy, salty and sweet Granny Smith Apples covered in Caramel. Get over to DeBrand Fine Chocolates before they sell out!

Explore Central Indiana's breweries, distilleries, and craft beverage producers to taste the best of the city while earning rewards.

You Are There 1915 opens September 21 the Indiana Historical Society. This also happens to be Smithsonian Museum Day which means you can go opening day, be one of the first to see this exhibit and get FREE admission.