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Text Rain: newest permanent installation comes to 21c Museum Hotel Text Rain is the latest permanent installation to come to 21c Museum Hotel. The interative installation by Camille Utterback and Romy Achituv that allows visitors to seemingly bat around letters with their own bodies. Read More >>

Veterans: It's a walk in the Park Mornings, afternoons, and evenings the hike/bike trail at Veterans' Park provides a great place for walking, biking, running, or pushing a stroller. Read More >>

Victory Field: Home of the Indianapolis Indians Both Baseball America and Sports Illustrated have identified Indianapolis' Victory Field as the "best minor league baseball park in America." A stroll through the $20 million field reveals why. Read More >>

President Benjamin Harrison Home: The home life of the 23rd President of the United States For American political history buffs, a visit while in Indianapolis to the home of the 23rd American President, Benjamin Harrison, is a trip back in time to life in the late 1800s. Read More >>

Indiana Repertory Theatre: Raising the curtain in the Circle City Known as the Theatre Laureate of the state, the Indiana Repertory Theatre is the leading professional resident theater in Indiana. Read More >>

Conner Prairie: Indiana's 'living history' museum Learn to build a canoe, chop wood, throw a tomahawk and milk a cow — and have a great time doing it! It’s all at Conner Prairie. Read More >>

Indianapolis Zoo: Touch a shark, feed a giraffe, have a blast! With attractions such as the world’s only underwater dolphin viewing dome, one of the country’s largest shark touch pools, giraffe feeding and a growing herd of African elephants, it's no surprise that the Indianapolis Zoo draws up to 1 million visitors per year. Read More >>

Scottish Rite Cathedral: Gothic home to the world’s oldest fraternity Often called the most popular historic building in Indianapolis, the Scottish Rite Cathedral stands as a stunningly beautiful and ornate monument to the Freemasonry movement in the early part of the 20th century. Read More >>

Indianapolis Artsgarden: The downtown information hub for Indy arts One of the most spectacular examples of creative building design in Indianapolis, the Indianapolis Artsgarden provides a dazzling glass-enclosed environment for more than 350 free performances and exhibits each year. Read More >>

Easley Winery: Longest-running family-owned Hoosier winery, right in the heart of downtown Indy! Sample some of the oldest, most popular Indiana-made wines and get an amazing free guided tour of a 33-year-old wine maker right in the heart of downtown Indianapolis by visiting Easley Winery, just six blocks east of Monument Circle. Read More >>