Travel and Outdoors

Have questions like “What is composting?” and “How do I compost in an apartment?” Here’s everything you need to know to start your composting journey.
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Plus get a free overnight stay this July.
The founders of Frank’s Livery are leading the way with Indy’s first river-based recreational watercraft rental at Riverside Regional Park, where a renewal of nearly 900-acres of parkland is underway.
The state’s largest outdoor music venue in the Indy area is getting some upgrades.
Pack your bags for a trip to one of these popular nonstop destinations. Plus, keep an eye out for new routes.
May is National Bike Month — so here’s where to buy a new bike if you don’t have one.
We’re giving you the dirty details on how to create a certified wildlife habitat for the bees, bugs, and birds in your neighborhood and become a more sustainable Hoosier.
This will be the first basketball pavilion of its kind within Indy Parks.
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Rev your engines, Indy — it’s time for a road trip.
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Indy Parks and Recreation, which provides parks, greenspaces, trails, and recreation opportunities for Marion County residents and visitors, is looking to hire employees for its upcoming busy, summer season.
Indy will be the eclipse capital of the Midwest in 2024 — here’s how the city will celebrate.
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With some major retailers closing here in Indy, we’re highlighting the local shops you can support.
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Expand your horizons by indulging in these treats, treatments, and more from businesses in your neighborhood during Small Business Week.
Join INDYtoday to celebrate Small Business Week in the Circle City from Sunday, May 4, to Saturday, May 10.
The 342-ft structure has separate lanes for cars, vehicles, and pedestrians and will feature dynamic lighting for observations.
This summer, there will be plenty of ways to explore the city along the Indianapolis Cultural Trail.
The site will add new research spaces and laboratories for the school’s Science and Technology Corridor.
The festival will serve as an opportunity to rededicate the Japanese Garden at Carmel City Hall, a serene space completed in 2009 as part of the 15th anniversary of the sister city recognition.
We’ll let you in on a secret — or 10 — at these local bars that draw upon Prohibition Era inspiration to create a speakeasy experience.
Don’t miss these exciting new additions coming soon to the Broad Ripple neighborhood.