Events in Indianapolis today

Help care for the garden and foster community at Bethany Community Gardens. Volunteers are needed throughout the growing season.

At the Avondale Meadows YMCA, children can get creative with a hands-on craft night designed for collaborative fun. Kids will make projects and explore simple activities in an inviting, family-friendly setting. There is no cost to participate, and registration is recommended.

The Indianapolis Jazz Collective performs at The Jazz Kitchen with a program honoring Miles Davis at 100, tracing the arc of his music from Kind of Blue through later exploratory periods. The ensemble features trumpeters Derrick Gardner and John Raymond, saxophonist Rob Dixon, pianist Steve Allee, drummers Richard "Sleepy" Floyd and Kenny Phelps, and bassist Brandon Meeks. Two performances highlight inventive improvisation, a deep swing feel, and a spirit of reinvention that pays tribute to the trumpeter’s enduring legacy.

Create a Farm Sunset masterpiece during a relaxed paint party at Condado Tacos on Mass Ave, where art, tacos, and drinks come together in a friendly setting inspired by Murals and Masterpieces. No prior painting experience is needed. A professional artist provides step by step instruction, and every participant works on a 16x20 canvas with all materials supplied, including brushes, paints, and an apron. Finished artwork goes home at the end of the session. Tickets cover all painting supplies, and the full Condado menu is available for purchase so guests can enjoy seasonal bites and beverages while they paint. The venue offers a welcoming, community focused vibe with build your own tacos and is open to all ages. Seating is limited. Guests are welcome to arrive a little early to look over the menu and place orders before getting started. Cancellations require at least 48 hours notice to cancel or reschedule. If a cancellation occurs within 48 hours, a half off voucher is issued. Refunds are available within three days of purchase, and after that a credit is provided. Refunds are not offered when canceling less than 48 hours before the event. Unless a ticket states otherwise, food and drinks are not included, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Pricing is per person unless a per couple ticket is selected. Wine and Canvas does not assume responsibility for paint on personal items or the venue. Private sessions for groups of eight or more can be arranged, subject to artist and venue availability.

Test your knowledge with the George’s Neighborhood Grill team at a free trivia night. Expect a lively atmosphere with prizes, national rankings, and plenty of good food and drinks. Table reservations are available.

Alley Cat Lounge sets the stage for a cheeky, vaudeville-flavored take on Music Bingo with a delightfully villainous twist. It is the same game fans know, packed with genre-crossing hits and rewards for keen-eared competitors, now dressed in top hats, feathers, and a touch of theatrical menace. Costumes are encouraged but not required, so channel a cabaret baddie or a silent-film schemer if the mood strikes. Arrive ready to listen closely, plot your path to bingo, and stir up some playful trouble for bragging rights and prizes. Bravo.

Round up a crew for trivia at Shelby Street Tavern, where teams compete for fun prizes and can take advantage of dinner and drink specials offered throughout the night. The event welcomes history buffs, pop culture enthusiasts, and anyone simply in it for a good time and a cold beer. Arriving early is a smart move to secure a table and get set for friendly competition.

Gainbridge Fieldhouse hosts a matchup between the Indiana Fever and the Minnesota Lynx. Ticket access includes a Fever presale and a public onsale.

Erykah Badu is set to appear at Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park. The venue observes a clear bag policy that allows transparent plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, as well as small clutch bags up to 6 by 9 inches. For the lawn, only low-profile chairs with seats nine inches or lower are permitted, and bag chairs, camping chairs, and folding chairs are not allowed and will need to be returned to your vehicle. Ticket access includes a public on sale, with additional options such as Citi Cardmember Presale, Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets, a Live Nation presale, a WTLC Radio presale, and an Everwise employee offer. An Erykah Badu VIP merch package is also available.

93.9X brings The Pretty Reckless to the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre for an all ages concert. General admission is a standing room experience on the main floor. Riser seating is offered and includes wait staff service. Accessible seating can be arranged upon request. Ticketing rolls out in phases, including artist, sponsor, Spotify, Live Nation, and VIP package presales, followed by a public on-sale and a Christmas in July special offer.

Group workdays at the Indiana State Fairgrounds DNR Building bring volunteers together to enhance urban wildlife habitat and showcase native landscaping for fair visitors. Participants may register for a single date or take part in multiple sessions, and each workday features its own focus. Experience is not required, with DNR staff and fellow volunteers providing guidance for all skill levels. Wear protective clothing, including closed-toed shoes, long pants, and gardening or work gloves. Bringing a water bottle and hand tools is encouraged, and a limited supply of gloves and tools will be available on site. Water refill stations, restrooms, and light snacks are provided during each workday. People of all ages can participate, and minors should be accompanied by an adult. Registration is requested. Requests for reasonable accommodations are supported and must be made at least one week in advance.

Get into the groove at Wayback Wednesday featuring DJ Mama Mia spinning the tunes. Admission is $8. Skate rental is $5, and a $3 spectator fee applies.

Roberts Park United Methodist Church in downtown Indianapolis provides a hot, free takeout meal every Wednesday. Pick up a ready-to-go meal at no cost, and everyone is welcome.

Joe Pug and Willie Watson take the stage at HI-FI, presented by MOKB Presents. The concert welcomes all ages and is general admission only. Partners include Bacardí Rum, Stagewater, Espolón Tequila, Black Orchid Barbers, Tito’s Vodka, Long Drink, Chilly Water Brewing Company, Lemon Shake Up, and Pepsi.

Enjoy fresh produce, local vendors, and Indy's top food trucks, all in one place.

A weekly mentor lunch at The Good Spot brings people together to connect over a good meal while supporting a veteran-owned business. The restaurant is owned by Navy veteran Omar. Mentors, mentees, and anyone interested in meeting new people are welcome for friendly conversation and meaningful connections.

Storytelling Drawing Sessions offers artists a chance to connect with the lived histories of Indianapolis as community members share personal narratives. Participants listen and reflect while creating artworks in the medium of their choice. Sessions take place at Polklore Micro-Museum and welcome creators of all experience levels working in any medium. At select sessions, live music is presented in collaboration with Forward Motion, an Indianapolis ensemble that champions newly written works through commissions, first performances, and recordings. After the guest has spoken, the musicians create a collaborative piece inspired by the stories. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome. Registration is available.

A family and dog-friendly outdoor concert supports Pet Friendly Services of Indiana at The Indianapolis Propylaeum, a historic mansion and gardens in downtown Indianapolis. The evening features live music from My Yellow Rickshaw, covering pop, rock, bluegrass, and R&B. Explore self-guided tours of the mansion, with service animals only permitted inside. Meet adoptable pets from local rescue organizations, enjoy beer, wine, and food trucks available for purchase, take part in lawn games, and browse a silent auction filled with items and experiences. An online-only ticket special offers four tickets for $40 or six for $60, not available at the door. Every ticket, donation, bid, and sponsorship helps fund lifesaving spay and neuter surgeries across Indiana. Pet Friendly Services helped provide more than 13,000 surgeries last year, preventing unwanted litters, easing shelter crowding, and helping more pets remain in loving homes. All proceeds benefit Indiana’s cats and dogs.

Group walks on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays are led by Sisters Together Walking Leader Shanika at Marian University's Nina Mason Pulliam EcoLab. Participants should park in the Velodrome lot, use the crosswalk to reach the orange pedestrian path, and meet at the trail entrance. For questions, register to receive the Walking Leader's contact information.

Many songbirds travel under the cover of night, and this nighttime migration program at the Eagle Creek Ornithology Center offers a chance to hear and look for them in the evening sky. Naturalist Aidan Rominger shares techniques for identifying species after dark by recognizing their flight calls, along with tips for watching migrants overhead. Designed for ages 20 to 40-ish, this special collaboration with the Bird Alliance of Central Indiana’s Thirty Birdy and Thriving fosters connection among birders while building skills. Pre-registration is required through Indy Parks. The cost is $8 per person and includes park admission, with a $4 discount available to current BACI or ABAS members. The evening begins with s'mores and friendly conversation at the Ornithology Center, then moves into a classroom session on nocturnal identification before heading to the Coffer Dam to listen for migrants and try to catch silhouettes crossing the moon through a scope and binoculars. Expect low light conditions around sunset and later. The north side of the Coffer Dam has paved and gravel surfaces, while the south side includes dirt, roots, and hills. The hike can be adjusted to accommodate access needs, and vehicles must be out of the park by closing.

This casual Magic: The Gathering Commander meetup features friendly pod play for players who bring their own deck. Admission is free, and participants receive a promo for taking part.

Settle in at Mark’s Pub for four rounds of music bingo paired with dinner and drinks. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive prize that grows each week. The DJ Bingo host can provide more details and answer questions.

Enjoy a lively trivia night at Alley Cat Lounge in Broad Ripple, hosted by the Victorian rascal Vaudevillian. Take on seven rounds of eight questions each, with categories that range widely and suit all experience levels. Some rounds come from fan submissions, adding unexpected twists. It is free to play, perfect for friendly competition and plenty of laughs.

Settle in for four lively rounds of music bingo while enjoying dinner and drinks. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive prize that grows from week to week. For more information, speak with the DJ Bingo host.

SLI Audio brings a lively twist to classic bingo with a game built around quick clips from well-known songs and music videos. As you recognize the tunes, mark the matching song titles on your card and aim for a winning line. There is no cost to participate, and there are four chances to take home prizes. This music bingo session from SLI Audio is held at Punch Bowl Social in downtown Indianapolis.

Throwback Thursdays at The Fountain Lounge offers a mature atmosphere with classic hits, skillfully made drinks, and live entertainment, plus a few surprises along the way. Admission is $10. The kickoff features The LIT Band performing live, with an emphasis on quality cocktails and a relaxed, social vibe.

Gary Allan takes the stage at the Murat Theatre inside Old National Centre for an all-ages performance. Ticket access includes a general public release and a range of presales for the artist, sponsors, and Live Nation, along with T-Mobile concert perks and a fast lane option, a four-ticket offer, and a Christmas in July special.

Wit Theater's open mic spotlights emerging comedic voices from Indianapolis and across Indiana. Performers interested in going up can email Ray at witmicnight@cszindianapolis.com. The signup window opens one week before the show and closes 24 hours beforehand. Comics should prepare a five minute set. After entries are processed, confirmation will be sent by email to those placed on the lineup, and Ray curates the running order to highlight the acts. Those who do not make the initial list are encouraged to attend, since alternates may be selected if there are no-shows, and it is a chance to connect with other comedians. Management may restrict or remove any customer or comedian from participation or entry if behavior is considered disruptive or dangerous to others.

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Take a relaxed walk along Main Street and immerse yourself in a seasonal community art experience that brings together local artists, musicians, makers, businesses, and neighbors. Enjoy creativity around every corner with live music, opportunities to browse and shop, and a warm atmosphere for all ages. The series gives artists more room to share their work and offers visitors even more to discover as the day winds down. Each edition brings fresh surprises, from stepping into neighborhood shops to encountering new local art.

The season kickoff at The Haunt Indianapolis marks the return of a Halloween tradition filled with fear-fueled fun. Venture through eerie scenes brought to life by live performers, immersive effects, and pulse-pounding surprises around every corner. Be among the earliest guests to take on this year’s new frights and make memories that linger long after you leave. Opening night typically draws strong interest, so tickets are likely to go quickly. Gather a few fearless friends and see who keeps their cool when the screams start.

Enjoy tabletop favorites including Catan, Canvas, CAH, Tsuro, Zombicide, and UNO at Center for Inquiry | Indiana (CFI). Complimentary pizza, snacks, and drinks are provided, and downtown parking is free.

The Freddy Jones Band brings its American rock sound to Butler Arts & Events Center. Led by founding member Marty Lloyd, the writer and voice behind the hit In a Daydream, the group is known for catchy melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and an energetic live show. Longtime bassist Rich Ross anchors the lineup.

At The Jazz Kitchen, Tito Puente Jr. joins forces with Grammy recipient Néstor Torres for two shows celebrating Latin jazz. Puente Jr. honors his legendary father while propelling mambo and salsa with a modern spark, and Torres blends Latin jazz, pop, and classical influences through his expressive flute. Together they deliver driving grooves, brilliant improvisation, and vibrant interplay for an energetic program that bridges classic traditions and contemporary creativity.

A rare, one-night collaboration fuses live soul and funk with forward-leaning electronic beats as Nate Smith, The Nth Power, and Break Science come together for an exclusive showcase of rhythm and groove. With support from the Percussive Arts Society and hosting and curation by SleepyNap, the evening highlights three distinct approaches to modern improvisation and production. Grammy-winning drummer, composer, producer, and bandleader Nate Smith leads a cross-genre ensemble featuring James Francies, Ben Williams, and Hailey Niswanger. The Nth Power brings uplift and deep pocket, with Nikki Glaspie, who spent five years as Beyoncé’s touring drummer before joining Ivan Neville’s New Orleans funk collective Dumpstaphunk, alongside bassist Nate Edgar of Groovechild and John Brown’s Body and singer and guitarist Nick Cassarino of the Jennifer Hartswick Band and Big Daddy Kane. Denver duo Break Science bridges East Coast hip hop roots with cutting-edge textures, uniting keyboardist and producer Borahm Lee of Pretty Lights Live with drummer Adam Deitch of Lettuce, AWB, and Meshell Ndegeocello. The result is a powerful meeting of precision, groove, and electronic color from three boundary-pushing acts.

Leonid & Friends take the stage at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre. Doors open ahead of the performance, with the show to follow. Ticket options include a public onsale and a range of presales, such as artist, Ticketmaster, Old National Bank sponsor, venue or local, Live Nation, and HOB Foundation Room member. T-Mobile Concert Perks with Fast Lane is noted, along with a Christmas In July special offer.

Designed for all ages, this ComedySportz match features two teams creating scenes on the spot in a friendly competition. Players chase laughs and points as they aim for the Trophy, while a Referee keeps the action moving, gathers suggestions from the audience, and calls any fouls on the field. The sports-style format puts improvisers head to head, with crowd input shaping each game and every round decided by quick wit and teamwork.

Switchfoot brings a live performance to the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre. The event welcomes all ages. General admission is standing only, while riser seating includes staff service at your seat. Accessible seating is available upon request. Ticket access options include presales for fan club members, a band presale, a presale connected with Anberlin, one offered through Old National Bank, and one through Live Nation. VIP packages are available, with a separate public sale for VIP package options.

IndyMojo presents Jammy Buffet with Cacteye at HI-FI. This live concert is open to all ages and features general admission only. Partner support comes from Bacardí Rum, Stagewater, Espolón Tequila, Black Orchid Barbers, Tito’s Vodka, Long Drink, Chilly Water Brewing Company, Lemon Shake Up, and Pepsi.

National recording artist JB Aaron makes a tour stop at Checkered Flag Tavern with a return appearance this year, reflecting a clear appreciation for the venue and its crowd. Indianapolis fans can anticipate another live performance from the touring act.

The Binford Farmers Market celebrates 20 years with a season that spotlights local flavor, freshness, fun, and community. A lively mix of longtime favorites and new vendors will offer irresistible brunch options, standout selections for the garden, and captivating works by local artists. Stalls will feature comforting classics alongside wholesome, farm-fresh choices. Announcements about special activities and promotions will be shared on social media throughout the season.

Help tend the garden and build community at Bethany Community Gardens. Volunteers are welcome every Saturday throughout the growing season.

Take part in a textile-based workshop led by the artist in residence. Learn directly from the resident artist in a session centered on textiles. Registration is required and a fee applies.

At Lucas Oil Stadium, the 42nd Annual Circle City Classic presents a lineup of high school football and marching band performances. Girls flag football opens the action as the Crispus Attucks High School Tigers face the Arsenal Technical High School Titans, followed by the Lawrence North High School Wildcats taking on the Ben Davis High School Giants. The Boys Varsity Football Showcase features the Warren Central High School Warriors against the Pike High School Red Devils, with warm-up and pregame ceremonies leading into kickoff. An HBCU Band Showcase follows, highlighting Talladega College’s Great Tornado Marching Band, Kentucky State University’s Mighty Marching Thorobred Band, and Miles College’s Purple Marching Machine. The schedule concludes with a second high school showcase game as Lawrence North meets Ben Davis, complete with warm-up and pregame ceremonies before kickoff.

This space themed camporee at Camp Dellwood opens the entire camp for a mix of organized and self-guided activities. Create a spaceship, head out on a nighttime hike, enjoy games, and team up with new and longtime friends to look for an alien. Activities also include archery, air rifles, hatchets, slingshots, and more, with age limits applying to some options. Overnight accommodations range from indoor facilities with full bathrooms to cabin units served by latrines and platform tents with latrines. Registration is available, and discount codes may be obtained at a Service Unit meeting.

This 8-ball competition follows BCA rules. Entry is $225 and includes fees, and a player auction carries a $50 minimum. Prepayment is required, with Fargo ratings locked once payment is received. Matches are a race to 5, and for every 75 points the higher-rated player must win one additional game, up to three extra games. It is winner break, and players rack their own.

Indy Jazz Fest presented by Citizens Energy Group is the flagship celebration of the Indianapolis Jazz Foundation, and its Grand Finale unfolds across two stages with continuous music. Festivalgoers will also find food trucks, art booths, and legacy exhibits that highlight the culture surrounding the music. The lineup brings together international standouts, modern jazz leaders, and top Indianapolis creators, ranging from funk-focused innovators to groove-driven favorites. The Citizens Energy Stage features Brandon Meeks, Rick Braun performing the music of Chuck Mangione, MonoNeon, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, and Sheila E. & The E.Train. The IU Health Stage features Bashiri Asad, the Sean Imboden Large Ensemble, the Charlie Hunter Trio, Stryker, Dixon, Fribush, and Floyd with special guest Jeff Coffin, and Jared Thompson & Premium Blend. Jeff Coffin also appears as Artist at Large. Kids 14 and under are admitted free. All tickets are non-refundable. The festival takes place rain or shine. Admission is general and seating is not provided (bring your own chair).

The museum studio hosts Carrie Moran McCleary for open studio time, offering an opportunity to learn about her beadwork and to hear how she expresses herself through art.

The 4th Chocolate Walk for Speedway blends a scavenger hunt with a chocolate-themed crawl for all ages. Check in at the first stop to pick up a map, a punch card ticket, and a cooler to collect sweet treats along the way. This year introduces a kickoff on Main Street at Charlie Brown's and additional participating locations. Complete your punch card and turn it in at the final stop, McGilvery's, for a chance to win a prize basket with gift cards and other fun items from around Speedway. Tickets are limited to 250. Proceeds support the Tanya Isaac Foundation, Inc., which assists local families experiencing cancer.

Pokémon players can take part in a weekly buy-in event held alongside the regular Pokémon League. Entry is $7. The structure includes three rounds, and a pack is awarded for each win. On select weeks, extra goodies may be given out at random.

Take part in a weekly Digimon trading card game tournament. Entry is $10, and the event includes a minimum of three rounds to ensure plenty of matches.

Hosted at The AMP at 16 Tech, this free, community-focused career fair connects job seekers with employers committed to diversity, inclusion, and belonging. It welcomes everyone, including LGBTQ+ community members and allies. Whether you are entering the workforce, considering a career change, or seeking a workplace that aligns with your values, expect a supportive environment to explore opportunities and build connections. RSVPs are encouraged so event updates and calendar details can be shared ahead of time.

Enjoy four rounds of music bingo paired with dinner and drinks. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive win that builds week to week. A DJ Bingo host will be available to answer questions and provide details.

Settle in for four rounds of music bingo alongside dinner and drink specials. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive win that grows each week. The DJ bingo host is available to answer questions. All ages are welcome to play and sing along.

An all-ages improv showdown where two teams battle it out in a sports-themed format. Players rack up laughs and points on their way to the trophy, while the referee keeps the pace, gathers suggestions from the audience, and calls any fouls on the field. This interactive competition delivers spontaneous comedy suitable for everyone.

The Red Letter Gala features engaging displays from previous grant recipients, an opportunity to grant wishes through the Wish Upon A Star display, an initiative that supports classroom teachers, and recognition of G-C Alumni Hall of Fame inductees, with time to connect with community and education partners and alumni. The evening celebrates the impact of philanthropy and education on students past, present, and future.

Celebrate a family-friendly hip hop skate session with special pricing and clear chaperone rules. A $60 family package includes four admissions and four skate rentals, plus a large cheese pizza and a pitcher, with savings of more than $40. Individual options are available as well, with door admission at $14 or $13 when purchased online. Skate rental is $5, and non-skating chaperones are $3. Passes are not accepted. For safety, no drop-offs are allowed. A parent or guardian must remain inside for the entire session. Guests under 17 must be accompanied by a chaperone who is at least 25 years old with valid ID, and one chaperone may supervise up to four skaters.

The Haunt Indianapolis kicks off opening weekend with the return of a Halloween fright experience packed with eerie environments, live performers, immersive moments, and jump-inducing surprises at every turn. This year brings brand-new terrors and unexpected twists designed to test even the bold. Experience the first wave of this year’s screams. Tickets are expected to sell quickly, so gather a courageous crew and see who makes it through.

Celtic Thunder brings its show to the Murat Theatre inside Old National Centre. This all-ages event offers a range of ticket options, including fan club presales at the Platinum, Gold, and Green levels, presales for sponsors and Live Nation, T-Mobile Concert Perks with Fast Lane, a Christmas in July special offer, and a general public on-sale.

Cash Money teams up with No Limit for a first-ever joint tour stop at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, bringing two foundational New Orleans rap powerhouses to the same stage. The lineup features Birdman, Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, and B.G. for Cash Money, with Master P, Silkk The Shocker, Mia X, Mac, Fiend, Mercedes, Choppa Style, and Mr. Serv-On representing No Limit, plus special guest Boosie Badazz. Both labels built their legacies independently, pressing their own releases and guiding their own distribution while helping elevate New Orleans to a leading place in American hip hop. The tour covers seventeen cities, and this is the only Indianapolis date, with both catalogs presented back to back in one arena.

National recording artist JB Aaron takes the stage at Checkered Flag Tavern for the second of two nights. A lively crowd is the goal for both evenings, and the tavern’s food is talked up as a remedy if the first night was a late one.

Recognized as a standout attraction in Indianapolis, this interactive live show combines mind reading, psychology, and audience participation. The crowd helps shape what happens, so no two performances are alike. It makes for a distinctive night out for adults, couples, and visitors exploring the city. Set in Downtown Indy, the experience runs about 75 to 90 minutes, and seating is limited.

At the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center, the DroneArt Show brings the world of Harry Potter to life in an outdoor setting. A choreographed fleet of 1,200 illuminated drones creates large scale images in the sky, reimagining well known characters and moments from the films in time with the iconic score. A live electric violinist underscores key scenes, and LED wristbands sync with the performance so the audience becomes part of the display. This latest entry in the DroneArt Show series runs about 60 minutes with an intermission. The experience welcomes all ages, and children under 3 may attend at no cost. Since it takes place at night outdoors, dressing warmly is recommended. The venue is ADA compliant. Before the show, themed treats and beverages are available, and fans can browse exclusive merchandise that includes wands, scarves, and other collectibles. Butterbeer is available at select venues.

Carz R Us is organizing a charity car show in Beech Grove. Registration is not open yet and will begin at a later time. To receive a registration form when it becomes available, send an email request to Carzrusbg@gmail.com.

Every Sunday, kids ages 12 and under can enjoy a complimentary kid's entrée, valued up to $15, with the purchase of an adult entrée. Each adult entrée qualifies for one free kids meal. This offer cannot be combined with other promotions, specials, or dip certificates, and it is not available on holidays.

Roberts Park United Methodist Church in downtown Indianapolis provides a hot, no-cost sit-down meal for the community. Everyone is welcome, and those who take part in the church service beforehand may receive one of the initial meal tickets.

Make art alongside others at Magpie Artspace in Historic Irvington, where a queer-focused creative group gathers to work side by side. Bring your current project or take the opportunity to start something new. The gathering is hosted by Deb Kent and Jamie Willis. For questions, text 317-225-2253.

This league begins its first season of the Pokemon Gym Leader Challenge format. Participants face one another as aspiring gym leaders and can earn badges as they progress. The event runs weekly. Entry is $5 at the door and includes a promo pack.

Explore the center of Indianapolis on a guided walk through the Monument Circle Historic District. Over the course of roughly a half mile and about an hour, guides from Indiana Landmarks share stories and lesser known history that reveal how public spaces, private buildings, art, and architecture have shaped the identity of the state’s capital. Expect exterior views of notable landmarks from different eras, including the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Christ Church Cathedral, Circle Theatre, and more. This outdoor tour departs from the lawn at Christ Church Cathedral. Tickets are $10 for the general public, $8 for Indiana Landmarks members, $5 for children ages 6 to 11, and free for children 5 and under.

A relaxed, weekly Commander meetup welcomes every level of player, from brand new participants and those with upgraded precons to longtime veterans, all within an inclusive community. Entry is free, and everyone who takes part can select a promo as a thank you. Expect friendly tables and an easygoing pace focused on casual games.

All-ages karaoke fills the spacious, shaded patio at The Quarter as ZeeBee Karaoke returns. A New Orleans inspired menu and refreshing cocktails are available, with Hurricanes highlighted. The open-air setting provides a lively backdrop for belting out favorite songs or cheering from the patio.

Presented by MOKB Presents, this HI-FI concert features Pokey LaFarge with Cicada Rhythm. It is open to all ages and offers general admission only. Partners include Bacardí Rum, Stagewater, Espolón Tequila, Black Orchid Barbers, Tito’s Vodka, Long Drink, Chilly Water Brewing Company, Lemon Shake Up, and Pepsi.

DJ Trivia comes to 5th Ave Grill and Bar with a family friendly game night that is free to play. Teams compete for prizes awarded to the top three, and phones stay put away so the focus stays on the fun. Ask the host about the DJ Trivia league if you want to keep the competition going. For a little boost, look up the clue of the day to earn bonus points.

Karaoke Night at Sinners & Saints fills the room with singalong favorites and a lively vibe. Food and drink specials are available throughout the event, and the atmosphere is friendly for both first-time singers and regulars. The festivities take place at Shelby Street Tavern.

The Vogue in Indianapolis hosts Lambrini Girls with special guests Big Special and Big Girl. The Brighton-based duo of Phoebe Lunny on vocals and guitar and Selin Macieira on bass released their debut album Who Let The Dogs Out via City Slang in January 2025. The album reached the Top 20 of the UK album chart and fueled sold-out shows across the UK, Europe, South Korea, and North America. Their music pairs political edge with humor, and the record features a remix by Peaches. Recognition includes cover appearances for DIY, NME, Kerrang and NOTION, features from Variety, The Line Of Best Fit, and BBC Radio 1, playlisting on BBC Radio 6 Music, a KEXP session, and coverage from Pitchfork and The Needle Drop.