Things To Do

Stay, dine, play, explore. Bottleworks District, the new multi-use neighborhood that has been built into the former Coca-Cola Bottling Plant in the Mass Ave neighborhood of downtown Indianapolis, has been designed for visitors to do all of that —...

“The time is always right to do what is right.” - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. January officially ushers in winter, the start of a new school semester and - in honor of his January 15th birthday - the opportunity...

For young and old alike, there's something magical about the twinkling of Christmas lights in Indianapolis during the season. Clark Griswold, the lovable Christmas fanatic from National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, understood an important fact about these lights - the more,...

Snow means one thing to kids - It's Sledding Time! We've found 10 of the best places to go sledding in Indianapolis. Maybe a couple listed are new to you - perfect for exploring! Keep this list on standby for...

It's time to kick off your shoes, lace up those skates and hit the ice! Gather your family together and check out these ice skating locations where fun and exercise go hand-in-hand. We've rounded up lots of options, both...

Many parents have reservations about trick-or-treating on Halloween this year, due to COVID-19. If your family has opted out of traditional trick-or-treating, have no fear: There are many ways to celebrate this holiday while maintaining a physical distance from...

Strawtown Koteewi Park in Noblesville sits on more than 800 acres and stretches along three miles of the White River. The park offers eight miles of multi-use trails, a canoe launch, fishing, an archery range and pro shop, aerial...

Celebrating the 200th anniversary of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, this year’s annual Headless Horseman festival will be one for the history books. Safety, Our Top Priority This year, safety matters more than ever, and Conner Prairie has taken significant steps...

Check out these Ideas for Fall Fun in Indianapolis! Russell Farms Pumpkin Patch Enjoy hayrides to the pumpkin patch, a petting zoo, 2 scavenger hunt corn mazes, Mt. Russell slide, a huge jumping pillow, miniature golf, pedal carts for all ages,...

We love some good fall foliage. And according to the Farmers’ Almanac, peak fall foliage dates for 2020 are October 5-21 in northern Indiana and October 12-28 in southern Indiana, making this a great time to plan a scenic weekend...