While the COVID-19 pandemic has temporarily halted large-scale concerts all across the world, some of Indy’s smaller outdoor venues are finding ways to welcome back crowds in a safe and socially distanced manner.

Looking for something new to listen to? This local weekly podcast welcomes Indy movers and shakers onto the program, engaging them in a conversation that’s both casual and thought provoking.

This Sunday, May 17, a very special program will aim to support these critical cultural entities. You are encouraged to tune in and consider taking donating part of your unused concert ticket budget to this cause.

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.

If you're looking fora night of laughs in Indy, use this list as a trusty guide.

From Grammy-nominated acts to up-and-coming locals, Indianapolis has plenty of great small venues to go and soak in a show.

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.

As a vegetarian from Chicago, I was at first anxious about traveling with my veggie friends. But have no fear—I spent a week eating my way through Indy and found plenty of restaurants serving fresh, farm-to-table eats that accommodated dietary restrictions.

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

The Brothers Footman, hailing from Indy's east-side, are one of the city's best kept musical secrets. When asked to describe their genre, the brothers say “summa music – summa this, summa that.” Much like Indy, their sound and style are unique and uplifting.

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. 

Slip on your lederhosen and grab your favorite beer stein because it’s Oktoberfest!

Indy's HorrorHound Weekend is in one day! Are you ready for the thrills?

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.

It's the 49th year of the IBE Summer Celebration in Indy! For 11 days you and your family can experience film festivals, business leadership and education conferences, luncheons, employment fairs, fashion shows, concerts and more.

The weather is warming up in Indy!  This means dedicating more time to enjoying the weather and visiting our favorite restaurants and breweries, dining outside and drinking beer with our friends and families — and don’t forget about your pets!

Enjoy the art of the movies at the Bigger Picture Show. This unique showcase of graphic design reimagines movie posters and gives attendees the opportunity to score one-of-a-kind art.

Construction for the Indy's bus rapid transit system Red Line is in full swing, but that shouldn't stop you from visiting one of Indy's most lively neighborhoods.

The Northwestern Wildcats will meet the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Big Ten Championship at Lucas Oil Stadium. The game will kick off at 8 p.m. on Saturday, December 1.

The Inferno Room, an authentic, old-school tiki bar opens in Fountain Square this week. The escapism bar is intricately decorated with authentic tiki masks and serves a selection of tropical cocktails and appetizers.

Not only did Indy rack up top accolades like “Best Places to Travel in 2017” from powerhouse travel authorities like Travel + Leisure, but Indy’s story on our growing food scene, attractive niche neighborhoods, impressive trail scene and our top-tier family friendly destinations grabbed the attention of media from around the country. Here’s our top ten list of articles you may have seen about our favorite city from this past year (consider this our humble brag and reason for you to read them one more time):