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

Indy is home to three of Condé Nast Traveler's top hotels in the Midwest, including the Ironworks Hotel, JW Marriott, and The Alexander.

Indy is launching what’s called the Indy Attraction Pass. With a click of a button, you can buy one pass to get you into five of Indy’s top cultural attractions for one discounted rate. The only decision left to make is whether or not you have one-day or three-days to explore the Circle City.

Tembo Camp provides guests with a firsthand look at how the Indianapolis Zoo cares for its six-elephant herd. A new animal experiences means you may even get to touch one of these majestic creatures!

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. 

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.

On May 25, two new exhibits open at the Indianapolis Zoo. Cuddly, two-toed sloths will find a home at the new MISTery Park, while revamped exhibits at the Deserts Dome will house some of the world's most venomous snakes.

It’s been a long winter in Indy, and the Indianapolis Zoo is helping warm up guests with xZOOberance, a new 12-day family-friendly festival.

The Indianapolis Zoo has a new magnificent exhibit that fills their sky with brightly colored macaws as they fly from destination to destination.