Whether welcoming a visitor for a stay of a day or a week, Indianapolis offers the best of "Hoosier hospitality." The Circle City has a variety of off-beat and exciting things to do and places to go. It doesn’t matter if you’re interested in basketball, history or high-octane excitement, Indianapolis can provide friendliness and fun that is recognized far and wide. It offers big-city amenities in a convenient, easy-to-navigate package wrapped in a friendly, inviting atmosphere. Indianapolis…it revolves around you.

Jennifer Kaye’s mission to support local contemporary artists has been realized. Since LAMP’s (Local Artists Making Progress) inception she has featured over 500 local artists with all media being represented. Progress is the undercurrent of LAMP’s mission. Moving to the historical Massachusetts Avenue arts district is certainly a step in the right direction. Jennifer Kaye has long touted the vast variety of strong local talent available to Indianapolis. The new location plans to permanently showcase a large selection of fine art of all mediums. More about the LAMP

The interior of the "City of Evansville" utilizes classic materials such as brocade, marble and gold finishes to create a very rich and elegant atmosphere that is at the same time bright and colorful in the modern Las Vegas style. Riverboat visitors will be able to try their luck at all kinds of gaming action, such as blackjack, slots, and much more, on three casino levels. More about the Casino Aztar

The things that make the museum a lively place, such as exhibits, programs and outreach activities, are available to us because of the Indiana State Museum Foundation, a non-profit organization that supports the museum. The Foundation is a private, non-profit 501©3 organization that supports the museum. The Indiana State Museum and its Foundation have developed as a public-private partnership with the State of Indiana. More about the Indiana State Museum

Don't just be a bowler... be a PINHEAD! PINHEADS is a new, smoke-free bowling and entertainment center that features 40 lanes surrounded by state-of-the-art lighting, sound, and video. Perfect for leagues or bowling with family and friends. PINHEADS also offers duckpin bowling, pool tables, an extensive redemption games and video arcade, and outdoor sand volleyball. More about Play at PINHEADS

With more than 100 shopping, dining and entertainment options, nowhere will you find more choices than at Circle Centre. And if you're planning an overnight trip, check out. Circle Centre is located in downtown Indianapolis and is bounded by Illinois Street on the west, Washington Street on the north, Meridian Street on the east and Georgia Street on the south. More about Shopping at Circle Centre

The Holiday Inn Select Indianapolis North Hotel is home to "Caribbean Cove Indoor Water Park". Reserve a Caribbean Cove Package & enjoy over 50,000 sq ft of Water Recreation. Enjoy 3 slides with a plunge pool, 2 spas, a sports activity pool, a leisure river & kidz island complete with a water bucket dumping station. The park also features Calypso Café & Crazy CoCo's Arcade with a ticket/redemption & merchandise counter and ample lounging area. More about the Caribbean Cove Indoor Water Park

Actors Theatre of Indiana strives to advance theatre as an art form by dedicating itself to the preservation and advancement of theatre and musical theatre alike. ATI accomplishes this by providing unfettered creative opportunities for the leading artists of today and tomorrow while providing theatre guidance and Musical Theater training to young artists in the process. More about the Actors Theatre of Indianas

Indy Parks has six regional parks which provide natural settings and a sense of remoteness from urban life. The Garfield Park (est.1889) is the oldest park in Indianapolis. Garfield Park continues to stand as a lasting testimony to the importance of beauty, culture and community for visitors and residents alike. The park offers a large variety of programs and activities for all ages. More about Garfield Park

The memorial gives tribute to 3,459 Medal of Honor recipients, an award given by Congress for military valor. The memorial represents 15 different conflicts, ranging from the Civil War through Somalia and is composed of 27 curved glass walls, each 7-10 feet high. Each day at dusk, the memorial's sound system plays recorded stories of medal winners or of the conflicts in which they fought. The one-acre memorial is located on the north side of downtown's Central Canal in White River State Park. More about the Congressional Medal of Honor Memorial