Dance Kaleidoscope's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

Things To Do In Indianapolis: October 1–7

Catch the Indianapolis Ballet’s 2026–27 season opener, celebrate banned books, or see Queen on the big screen this week.

Indiana Fall Drives: North

Welcome to autumn in the Midwest: that glorious time of year when scents of cedar, dried leaves, caramel apples, and pumpkin spice lattes waft through the air, ushering us into weekends filled with bonfires, corn mazes, hayrides, and ghost tours. While Brown County is arguably Indiana’s perennial travel pick for fall hikes and leaf-peeping, the state is brimming with destinations waiting to show off their seasonal splendor— most within a 3-hour drive from Indianapolis. Here, we round up a couple of can't miss cruises through northern Indiana.

A Giant Exhibition At Newfields

The Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields offers a look at the world-class art owned by Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz.

The Best Bets Of October 2026

From a preview of Hoosiers basketball to OwlFest and a tour through one of Indy's largest cemeteries. These are the events not to be missed in October.

Indiana Fever Take Fiery Offense Into Postseason

A Fever team led by three all-stars, Aliyah Boston, Caitlin Clark, and Kelsey Mitchell, will be pivotal in Indiana's upcoming playoff run.

Know Before You Go: Westfield Collective

A manner-festo for the new dining, drinking, and sports emporium.

Michael Koryta Explores 1930s Naptown As Gangtown

Die Famous, a Depression-era crime thriller based on Indy's Brady Gang, collects rave reviews for its Hoosier author.

Indy Jazz Fest Returns With Multifaceted Lineup

The 2026 festival will showcase international stars, modern masters, and Indy-based standouts.

PHOTOS: Indianapolis Colts Drop Season Opener To Baltimore Ravens

Daniel Jones and the Indianapolis offensive weapons had underwhelming results on Sunday after accumulating just 149 yards passing.

Burlesque, The New Confidence Booster

In local burlesque classes, confidence takes center stage.