Fanatics

• A weekend full of basketball activities ending with the All-Star game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse
• Enjoy Hoosier Historia by the Indy Arts Council where Indiana natives can celebrate the unique high school basketball history of the state.
• The All-Star weekend starts February 16 and closes with the big game on February 18.

• From June 15-23, 2024, Indy hosts the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for swimming that decides the team traveling to the Games in Paris, France.
• For the first time, the trials will be at a football stadium, Lucas Oil, in partnership with Indiana Sports Corp.
• Indy last hosted the trials in 2000 but will also be the 100-year anniversary since Indy hosted for the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris.

• As one of the only NBA arenas designed specifically for viewing basketball games, Gainbridge Fieldhouse is often lauded as the most spectator-friendly arena in the league.
• Located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, the Fieldhouse is steps away from hotels, restaurants, and bars. 
• The Pacers play 82 games each year with half of those at home. Gainbridge Fieldhouse has 20,000 seats and 71 luxury suites.

• The Colts play 17 regular seasons games with eight at home in Lucas Oil Stadium. 
• The parking lots around Lucas Oil Stadium come alive with a sea of blue and white, as fans fire up grills, play cornhole, and share in the excitement before cheering on the Colts. 

• Indiana’s official WNBA team plays in Gainbridge Fieldhouse in downtown Indy.
• The Fever has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in 13 of its 21 seasons.
• Famous players include Tamika Catchings and Katie Douglas.

• Pay tribute to those amazing student athletes who train, sweat, struggle, and triumph in 24 different sports.
• Find your game and take the winning shot on a vintage basketball court, reliving the true story from the movie Hoosiers.

• Enjoy rolling hills and forested surroundings on this golf course that seconds as a bird sanctuary.
• Indiana native Pete Dye carved this prestine course from a former military base.
• Stay nearby at the Fort Harrison State Park Inn and grab a craft beer at nearby Triton Brewing.

Indy is a sports town, and has the bars to prove it. If you can’t get a ticket to the big game, try to score a seat at one of our favorite watering holes. 

Guide To Indy Sports Bars

Keep up with all the games by grabbing a chair at High Velocity sports bar, or take the short walk to Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Lucas Oil Stadium, or the NCAA Hall of Champions.

• The Indianapolis Cultural Trail is eight miles and traverses downtown with stretches along Mass Ave, Fountain Square, and the Central Canal.
• Indiana Pacers Bikeshare offer 250 bikes and 25 stations, and a day pass only costs you $8.

• 12 outside sports experiences and three indoor exhibits encompassing physical fitness and awe-inspiring sports history.
• Run, drive, jump, putt, and play while learning how to stay happy, healthy, and safe.
• Opening March 18. 

• America’s pastime is played at Victory Field.
• The Indians play great ball with players seeking Big League fame with parent team, the Pittsburgh Pirates.
• Free fireworks show after every Friday home game and Tuesday Dollar Menu Days.