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INDYtoday’s summer ‘in’ and ‘out’ list

Your City Editors give their hot takes on what’s cool this summer and what’s not.

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In: Getting a ride wristband at the State Fair.

Photo by INDYtoday team

We already know you’re trendy. You read INDYtoday (duh), so you’ve always got the scoop on what’s happening in the Circle City. But what about what’s hot and what’s not?

As summer heats up, we’re passing the mic to you. What are some Indy ins + outs for you this summer? We’ll go first:

City Editor Shea’s in + out

Out: Sudden pothole appearances — my tires better be safe until winter.
In: Checking the UV index before heading outside. Sunscreen is always a good idea, but according to the EPA, anything above a two really necessitates protection.

City Editor Nicole’s in + out

Out: Not using Pacers Bikeshare while traveling around downtown Indy.
In: Enjoying happy hour with friends. Check out 10+ deals around the 317.

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