The Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel is an impressive architectural structure to begin with, but a new projection-mapped light show is now elevating the building to the next level. In the same vein as Chicago’s “Art on the Mart,” Cincinnati’s BLINK Festival and “Shining a…
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As pollinators, bees represent a crucial component of the national food chain, accounting for about $15 billion in added crop value according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Now that spring has sprung in Indiana, these industrious insects are hard at work producing honey at rural farms and…
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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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Pickleball is trending, with courts popping up all across the Hoosier state. With elements of tennis, ping pong and badminton, this fun paddle-sport hybrid is currently considered one of the fastest-growing sports in America! Like tennis on a more intimate scale, pickleball courts are small enough…
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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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As a federal holiday, President's Day is an opportunity for individuals to celebrate and honor the accomplishments of past US presidents. Whether it's through visiting historic sites or indulging in unique cultural experiences, there is much to explore and appreciate on this day. For those residing…
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Black History in Indiana: A Journey Through Time Indiana is a state rich in history, and this includes the stories and contributions of African Americans to the Hoosier state. From the Underground Railroad to the Civil Rights Movement, Indiana has been a part of some of the most significant events…
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The weather outside is frightful, but so what! Central Indiana residents and visitors can take charming temporary refuge in their very own private snow globes. Several metro-area restaurants, bars and wineries maintain cozy outdoor igloos to cuddle up in for memorable date nights, holiday outings…
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Looking for a bird’s-eye view of Central Indiana? Sign up for the ride of a lifetime on Fishers-based Freedom Helicopters. With a home base at the Indianapolis Municipal Airport just northeast of Indianapolis, the operation offers scenic tours of the regional landscape from a unique aerial vantage…
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It may sound cute now, but the great Squirrel Stampede wasn't something to be celebrated at the time. Back in September 1812, thousands of the migrating animals laid waste to cornfields across Hamilton County, decimating vital crops and leaving devastation in their wake. Now fully and gratefully…
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