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Put on your Earth, Wind & Fire LP and take a trip down memory lane to see what was going on in Indy this September week throughout the years.
Believe it or not, dozens of businesses have been continuously operating in Indy for well over 100 years. Here are just a few of our favorites.
No slaughterhouses here — check out the history of these local buildings designed by the grandfather and father of Indy’s most famous author, Kurt Vonnegut.
Check out our guide to the many meaningful murals you can find around our city.
The museum completed its transformation in just 17 months.
One of Indy’s most unusual buildings has a long history that’s just as unique and exciting as its architecture.
Learn more about influential figures in Indy’s history and the buildings, parks, and museums that commemorate their legacies.
Paris has Notre Dame, London has Westminster, and Indy has Christ Church Cathedral — plus several other buildings that have been around for nearly 200 years.
The “Somewhere on Google Maps” trend took social media by storm — let’s try it out in the Circle City.
Indy’s coldest day on record was Jan. 19, 1994 when the city hit -27°.
Well, maybe not us directly — but the Circle City really is the gift that keeps on giving.
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Our nearby neighbor is filled with outdoor adventures, cozy cafes, and shopping — and is especially popular in the fall, thanks to its small-town charm and autumnal colors.
From “coffee, coffee, coffee” to chilaquiles and everything in between, here are a few ways to pay homage to “Gilmore Girls” in Indy this autumn.
Don’t be afraid. Concerns about everything from flood damage to environmental health can be solved by getting in touch not with the Ghostbusters, but with these Indy resources.
Here’s a breakdown of where Indy’s money will be spent this upcoming year.
Check out these restaurants, cafes, and diners serving all the omelets, mimosas, and waffles you need to start your day on the right foot.
We’re highlighting 14 parks that Indianapolis has to offer — complete with Eagle Creek, Holliday Park, and Garfield Park.
Whether you’re a foodie, fitness fiend, fledgling costume designer, or live music fanatic, Irvington’s annual Halloween festival has a way for you to get into the holiday spirit.
Looking for something to do on fall break without going too far? It’s a great time to go camping. Here are a few spots around central Indiana that we recommend.
Need a showstopping fit for Halloween — or any other holiday or themed party? Check out these locally owned costume shops where you’re likely to find your dream getup.
Sober curious or taking part in Dry January or Sober October? We’ve got your guide to zero proof drinks in Indy.