Harvest – an annual celebration of autumn – returns for a month-long celebration! From October 1-25, the whole family can enjoy a cornucopia of pumpkins, festive fall beverages, Instagram-worthy moments, and dynamic horticulture displays.

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.

The 2020 Wicket World of Croquet is going forward on Saturday, September 12, with new safety protocols to keep participants safe while still enjoying the picturesque lawn at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site with a day full of good food, good drink, and yard games. What's not to like?

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.

Explore 20th century American travel and its impact on art, film, and literature through the artwork of Edward Hopper and 26 others at Newfields, now through October 25.

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

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

When spring break hits, everyone is ready to get out and about. Luckily, Indy has tons to offer local families and visitors. 

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

The Pigeon and Pals! A Mo Willems Art and Play Exhibit opened with a smash and will remain at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis through May 10, 2020.

One of the largest and top-rated children’s museums in the country can be found right in the heart of Indianapolis - and you don’t have to be a kid to enjoy it!

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.

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.

This fall, I was chosen to participate in Toyota’s Steeped In History tour that made its way to Indianapolis this fall. To be clear, the Steeped In History tour is one unlike I’ve seen before.

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.

Toddler travel is adventure travel of a different sort. With friendly locals, laid-back vibe, and a spectacular children’s museum, Indianapolis is a great city for a family vacation.

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.

Take some time out of your visit to experience all Indy has to offer! Regardless of what has brought you to the Circle City, here are five things to do around Indy that are guaranteed to keep your family and friends entertained.

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.