Fall is one of the best times of year to explore what Hamilton County has to offer, just north of Indianapolis. Find inspiration for your family adventure with the 10 top things to do this fall. From traditional activities like pumpkin picking and festivals to concerts and train rides, you'll be…
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With beautiful views, charming downtowns and fall fun happening every weekend, there's no better time to explore Festival Country Indiana, located just south of Indianapolis. This itinerary is set so you can book a stay in Franklin and easily drive to each attraction from there. If you're planning a…
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Devour Indy's Summerfest is Indy’s premier city-wide dining experience. Restaurants in the Greater Indianapolis area offer value-priced three-course meals beginning Monday, August 19 and will run through Monday, September 2! Visit www.devourindy.com to start planning. 1. Plan Your Devour Indy…
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Lucas Oil Stadium is an awesome venue for football on game day. The stadium also hosts a number of other sporting events. The stadium's flexibility allows for events of all sizes to take place here, with ease. Plus, there is endless fun within walking distance of "The House That Peyton Built". This…
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The Prewitt Restaurant + Lounge opened last November in a nearly century-old building after it sat vacant for about 6 years. Originally built as a movie theater in 1927, the movie theme is carried through at this upscale eatery of American fare where the stage/screen is used for live entertainment…
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If you enjoy seeking out lodging options beyond the typical chains - ones with personality and history, and unique decor, you’ll love the Charley Creek Inn in Wabash. This boutique hotel first opened in 1920, and it harkens back to those days of luxury. It was then known as Hotel Indiana. Like…
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In 1957, the Indiana General Assembly adopted the peony as the official state flower, besting the zinnia that had previously held the title since 1931. Originally native to China, these showy blossoms appear across the Hoosier state for a few glorious weeks each year between mid-May and early June…
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From humble beginnings selling their products off a truck, immigrant brothers John and Bong Sung have created their very own food empire here in Indianapolis. Saraga International Grocery opened its third Central Indiana location in December 2022, taking over the 100,000+ square-foot former Target…
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For many people, the Indianapolis Art Center is best known as the annual Broad Ripple Art Fair host site. You may not know that this non-profit organization stays busy all year, offering free-to-tour exhibitions, fun outdoor features to discover, and an ongoing schedule of arts-related classes and…
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In 1823, William Conner, a fur trader, Native American interpreter (and later politician), built one of the first brick homes in Central Indiana on land now known as Conner Prairie in Fishers. Be sure to make plans to make your way out there to visit the home when the outdoor grounds re-open for the…
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