| | | | | Hear the sizzle of the steaks and watch the world's greatest chefs preparing mouthwatering burgers, scrumptious desserts, savory sandwiches, and more through Sunday at the Indiana State Fairgrounds and Event Center. It's a global culinary showdown as more than 300 competitors race to create signature dishes in 10 categories then taste victory. You can watch it live just feet from their kitchens and witness the artistry of cooking and plating the food. Tickets are $28 and up. | |
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| | | | | | | It's not just the headline 8-hour competition, there are multiple support series races as well as rich programming through Saturday which includes autograph sessions, vendors, and grid walks. The 8 Hour endurance event occurs on the 14-turn road course, and its outcome can affect global GT championships. Some names familiar to Indiana fans are Will Power, Conor Daly, and Valentino Rossi. Guests can experience racing in the dark under track lighting and car headlights which adds drama to driver changes and pit strategies. During the race, visit Pagoda Plaza for a new festival. Track Limits Live features a Sim Racing Arena, interactive gaming zones, live entertainment from DJs and CHYL for mixes that keep fans buzzing with adrenaline. Come back Sunday to view cars on the track. Tickets are $30 and up. | |
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| | | | | It's finger-lickin' fun Saturday at this outdoor festival combining music, a hot wing eating contest, samples of beer and other beverages, and as the name implies, plenty of chicken from more than 45 vendors. Do you like it hot? Covered. Are you vegan? Covered. Want to try some global flavors? Also covered. The goal of the event is to give the spotlight to local, minority- and immigrant-owned businesses. Tickets are $36 and up. | |
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| | | | | | | It's a spine-tingling tour through the shadows, whispers, and secret places inside the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site. This interactive theatrical experience is open Friday-Saturday through October 26, and you can be certain this historic house has stories to tell. Weaving folklore, myth, literary cues, and even hints of witchcraft, storytelling from the actors will give you the shivers. Tickets are $15 and up. | |
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| | | | | This premiere isn't just another sports film. It has layers of narrative, emotional stakes, and local pride. Filmmakers captured more than 40 hours of footage of the Indy Ignite's first season of volleyball. Follow the team and coaches from locker rooms to practices, sideline energy, exciting games, and more. It's gritty and raw, but the chemistry and dedication of the players result in polished games. Be a part of building something incredible from scratch. The movie is part of the Heartland International Film Festival and can be seen Thursday at Indy Art Center for $13. | |
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