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A. Sunlight Cream Ale is our best selling beer and was designed to be enjoyed on a hot summer day, but it’s easy drinking and approachable flavor allows for people to enjoy it all year long.
A. On the patio of any one of our restaurants and bars around Downtown, Mass Ave, Broad Ripple, or Fountain Square.
A. Honestly, Indy has a great beer scene and almost anywhere you go lately is bound to have a great selection from our burgeoning local brewery movement. Six years ago when Sun King opened, it was hard to find a bar or restaurant that carried local beer, but now we have entire establishments that carry nothing but local and craft beer! My advice is to get out and explore.
A. I’d have to say White River State Park. While it’s in plain view of downtown, so it’s not exactly hidden, I don’t think that residents or visitors really grasp the magnitude of this urban oasis. With 250 acres of green space and multiple museums and attractions, it has something for everyone and is a great place to visit over and over again.
A. I always like to take visitors to our cultural districts so they can experience the unique offerings on Mass Ave and Fountain Square or Broad Ripple, and if the weather is nice, then I try to get them onto bikes so they can experience the Cultural Trail and see how connected and easy to get around our city really is.
A. I like to get take my family out to any of our great local restaurants so they can experience the food renaissance that has been happening in Indy.
A. Concerts at The Amphitheater at White River State Park.
A. The Cultural Trail. It is a great way to get around Indy and see so much of what our city has to offer, whether you choose to explore on foot or take advantage of the bike share.