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.

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.

Celebrate MLK Day 2020 in Indy by learning, serving, and more! Dozens of destinations will offer free admission to museums and special opportunities to remember Dr. King's legacy.

The Indiana Historical Society's Festival of Trees in downtown Indy is a holiday favorite for Hoosiers and visitors alike. With close to 100 beautifully decorated trees and family-friendly activities, it's no wonder why.

Seeing Hamilton in Indianapolis? Don't miss this round up of places to visit to take your experience to the next level.

Indy rings in the holiday season this Friday. Here's everything you need to know about Downtown Indy Inc.'s Circle of Lights, presented by IBEW 481.

November is Native American Heritage Month - and the Eiteljorg Museum debuted a new contemporary art exhibit, "Blurring the Line," to celebrate.

The sea of blue-jacketed teenagers is once again upon us – and we couldn’t be happier. The 92nd National FFA Convention and Expo is underway! Tag your photos #FFA19 to be featured.

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. 

Kentucky State University squares off against Jackson State University at this year's Circle City Classic! But there's so much more than a football game to this 36 year tradition. Don't miss all of the details for an entire week of culture, music, history, education, and sports!

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.

Indianapolis boasts a plethora of world class museums! Don't miss your chance to visit one of eight for FREE on Museum Day - Saturday, September 21st.

You still have over a week left to get to this year’s fair. It’s the time of year where we enjoy our favorite fried and grilled foods and don’t have to feel bad because it is only temporary.

Heartland Film presents the 2nd annual “Indy Shorts” International Film Festival from July 25th thru 28th. With over 100 shorts screening, Indy Shorts is the largest short film an Academy Award ®-qualifying film festival in the Midwest.

Treasures of Ancient Greece and Take Me There: ® Greece each celebrate the mysteries, magic, and traditions of the more than 6000 Greek islands across the sea.