Don't miss these amazing opportunities to learn, serve, and celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Indianapolis on MLK Day 2022.

Don't stay cooped up inside during winter in Indy when there are so many exciting activities around the city. We've rounded up a list of places ready for you to explore!

Visit Indy President & CEO Leonard Hoops reflects on how Indy Welcomes All through the International Marketplace Coalition.

There are lots of options for taking in the beauty of fall in Indianapolis. From serene parks to attractions that incorporate the outdoors, you need to take advantage of the seasonal change with this guide to the best locations for leaf watching.

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

This year, Indianapolis celebrated its bicentennial by recognizing twenty decades of innovation, expansion, and civic pride. Through these iconic buildings, you can explore Indy’s architectural styles—and its past.

There are plenty of ways to serve, learn, celebrate, and have fun on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in Indianapolis this year.

The favorite holiday tradition is going all-virtual this year with a made-for-TV only event. Here's how you can tune in.

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

As we reflect on this year’s Veterans Day celebrations, these stories of perseverance, dedication, and kindness are a welcome reminder of the true meaning of Shining A Light.

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment—and to celebrate National Women’s Suffrage Month – several Indianapolis institutions joined up for the Suffrage Centennial Block Party.

Mark your calendar and get your popcorn ready for the first-ever online Indianapolis Black Documentary Film Festival (IBDFF) on August 28-30, 2020.

While we aren’t actually going to summer camp this year, our friends at IndyHub are bringing you the next best thing: virtual camp – and you’re invited. 

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Celebrate African American art and artists all February long with the Arts Council of Indianapolis during Art & Soul 2020. This 24th annual event continues to grow each year by bringing those from all over the city together during Black History Month.

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.

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.