Visit Easley Winery Downtown and receive a FREE guided winery tour on Saturdays and Sundays. More than 2,000 wine and grape-related gadgets, glasses, wine racks and more are available.
Free admission, beautiful grounds and all kinds of art. Kids and adults will enjoy more than 50,000 pieces of art and some of their traveling exhibits. Read more.
Located in the heart of Downtown on Monument Circle and recognized as one of the world’s most exceptional monuments, the monument stands as a symbol of Indianapolis and the state of Indiana.
This memorial, honoring those who fought in both World Wars, Korea and Vietnam, is one of the largest memorials in Indianapolis, standing 210 feet tall.
The City Market offers a great experience for family and friends with local food and unique gifts, and great people.
As America's only cultural urban state park, White River State Park (WRSP, to its friends) offers a unique blend of green space and cultural attractions.
he Indianapolis Cultural Trail seamlessly connects neighborhoods, cultural districts and entertainment amenities while serving as the downtown hub for central Indiana’s vast greenway system.
Owned and operated by the Arts Council of Indianapolis, the Artsgarden provides more than 300 free arts performances and exhibits each year.
See Civil War remnants, including artifacts, letters, personal diaries and more. Read more.
Enjoy an Indian's game with family in friends and don't miss out on the fireworks after Friday's games.
The Indiana State Museum is Indiana’s museum for science, art, and culture, offering a place where you can celebrate, investigate, remember, learn, and take pride in Indiana’s story.
The museum opened in & is the only museum in the Midwest that offers extensive collections of both Native American and American western art.
Enjoy tempting appetizers starting at only $1.95 Monday through Saturday from 3 – 6:30 p.m. Enjoy appetizers including beef sliders, black mussels, baja fish tacos and more.
Established in 1909, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has long prevailed as an icon of motor sports excellence. It is the world's largest spectator sporting facility.
No, it’s not comedy about sports, it’s a comedy played as a sport! Two teams of improvisational “actletes” compete against each other for points by playing improv games based on audience suggestions.
Enjoy a full service walk-up bar, gourmet pub style food and no cover charge. It's a hot spot in Indianapolis during the summer. The Biergarden features live entertainment throughout the week.
St. Elmo Steak House has been a landmark in downtown Indianapolis since 1902 and has earned a national reputation for its excellent steaks and professional service.
Can't complain with St. Elmo's shrimp cocktail, fabulous steaks, and the place for prime people watching.
Featuring cutting-edge technology, films in the theatre are a one of a kind experience for any visitor. The Academy award–winning IMAX technology brings images to life like no other.
Noted as the “food lover’s market,” is a one-stop shop for artisan cheeses, local meat, gelato, sandwiches and more. The Market provides all the essentials for a gourmet picnic outing or night in.
At Champps they're focused on redefining American Cuisine. As soon as you walk into the door you feel the atmosphere leaping from our Champpions, ready and eager to serve you.
One of several Scotty's locations in Indiana, their downtown Indy spot features a HUGE outdoor patio. Great lunch special includes 1/2 entree, side, and a drink for just $6! Read more.
The Indianapolis Zoo is the nation's only accredited combined zoo, aquarium and botanical garden. Visit the amazing International Orangutan Center, Dolphin Pavilion, shark touch tank, and much more.
First opened in 1988, the Gardens are adjacent to the Indianapolis Zoo. The Zoo and Gardens share the same main entrance, & from 1999-2006 it was a separate attraction but is now included as part of t
It's rated one of the “top ten museums in the U.S. for families” by AOL Travel Online, “the best museum” by Child magazine and recently USA Today named it “the best family museum in the country.”
The 16-room Italianate mansion, from which Harrison campaigned in 1888, has been carefully restored to its late 1800s appearance with original Victorian furnishings and political mementos.
located In Fountain Square Theatre Building, it's the only authentic Duckpin Bowling in the Midwest. In addition to the eight lanes of bowling, Action Bowl has a café area with a vintage pool table.
Located in the heart of the Mass Ave Cultural District, showcases live jazz every night of the week.
This lavishly appointed, intimate cafe offers Moroccan staples with wine & occasional live lute music.
They pride ourselves in creating a traditional authentic Tapas Bar atmosphere. Their service reflects a traditional tapas experience as you might find in Madrid, Barcelona or Sevilla.
They have an impressive local and national, along with seasonal and international specialty brews, MacNiven's also features a rotating draught wine tap.
Join them for some great home cooked Greek cuisine. They offer a variety of options on our menu, including gluten-free food and a limited vegetarian selection.
Rhythm! Discovery Center offers rare and unique instruments to keep visitors entertained. Watch sound waves hit the Shimmer Wall or play an 8-foot Gong Drum.
The Madame Walker Theatre Center stands as a memorial to America’s first female self-made millionaire, Madam C. J. Walker and celebrates the best of African American culture and performance arts.
Blue Ribbon Carriages offers romantic horse-drawn carriage rides in the downtown Indianapolis area and create lasting memories.
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra performs 200 concerts each year to an audience of more than 500,000 people.
Enjoy one of the many Broadway shows offered all year round. Season ticket packages are available.
Dueling pianos and total crowd participation make for a guaranteed riot. Plan to hear everything from school fight songs to current pop tracks.
Theatre on the Square offers contemporary, classic and lesser-known plays and musicals in an intimate environment.
Phoenix Theatre is located in the historic Chatham Arch neighborhood, and was a turn-of-the-century church– renovated to house an intimate 125-seat main stage venue and an 85-seat underground stage.
Flat 12 strives to be a solid community partner, supporting friends, neighbors, customers and fellow craft enthusiasts in endeavors that build the places where they all live, work and play.
If you want to immerse yourself in the brewery, visit the tasting room. Try the available beers and learn more about beer production. Kegs, growlers and cans can be purchased from the tasting room.
Enjoy a glass at their tasting room in Fountain Square, take a growler to go, or grab a case of their product from a local stores.
The Indiana Repertory Theatre has grown into one of the leading regional theatres in the country, as well as one of the top-flight cultural institutions in the city and state.
The Bankers Life Fieldhouse is home to the pacers and Indiana Fever and host a variety of events throughout the year.
The White Rabbit hosts all kinds of events, from burlesque to DJ dance nights as well as the regular live concert fare.
Enjoy a romantic bike ride around Downtown Indy with the Pacers Bikeshare. A 24-hour pass is only $8. Rent a bike and spend the day exploring Downtown in a new way with someone special.
Enjoy FREE musical performances along the canal plaza. Bring your own chairs and blankets or reserve a table. Concerts take place every Thursday May through late-July from 6 - 8 p.m.
The Mass Ave Arts & Theater Cultural District boasts unique, one-of-a-kind art in various locations that can’t be found anywhere else in Indianapolis
