The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is excited to welcome Malala Yousafzai, the youngest Nobel Peace Prize recipient, as the fourth child highlighted in The Power of Children: Making a Difference exhibit. 

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.

Indianapolis will soon add another mural to its abundant downtown collection, paying special tribute to Hoosier sports legend and racial justice advocate.

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

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.

Indy's most popular day of yard games is moving to White River State Park for one year only and you won't want to miss out. Get on your dress whites and gather for a day of fun and fellowship as you eat, drink, and play your way to victory.

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.

On June 25, 1888, Benjamin Harrison won his party's nomination for President. To celebrate this bicentennial moment in Indianapolis’ history, the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site created a new exhibit.

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

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.

As summer quickly disappears and fall begins to emerge with cool mornings and changing leaves, Indiana War Memorials wants to invite you back Downtown, to visit the Indiana War Memorials Historic District.

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. 

From family-friendly corn mazes to haunted hayrides to adult blacksmithing classes, there's something for everyone at Conner Prairie this fall.

The Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library's Banned Books Week is a national celebration sponsored by the American Library Association that raises awareness about censorship.

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.

Each year, the Mecum auction brings 100 years of auto history and more than 2,500 cars to Indy. Different cars every year looking for new garages to call home. Pristine collector cars, powerful muscle cars, classic autos of bygone eras, retired race cars (some have been big winners), and exotics.

Just because the buildings have to stand empty, doesn't mean these Indy museums' programming had to end.

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.

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