| | | | | If you're visiting iconic holiday attractions and performances this Christmas weekend, why not earn some prizes at the same time? Signing up for the Holiday Adventure Pass is free and there's no app to download. There are more than 20 opportunities in Indy and Hamilton County. Just check in when you arrive, enjoy your experience, and redeem the points you earn for holiday-themed prizes from Penn & Beech Candle Co., The Shop Indy, and Silver in the City. The pass is active through December 31. | |
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| | | | | | | Learn about the rich traditions and modern perspectives of Inuit artists featuring stunning sculptures, drawings, prints, and mixed media from the 1960s to today. More than 80 works explore the creative evolution of this native art reflecting daily Inuit life from early hunting to climate change. This storytelling through art is on display at the Eiteljorg through April 5. Admission is $12 and up. | |
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| | | | | Lucas Oil Stadium hosts the regular season finale for the Colts Sunday. See recently announced Pro Bowlers Jonathan Taylor and Quenton Nelson in action, enjoy Blue’s-a-palooza as the halftime show celebrating the current Mascot of the Year with plenty of shenanigans, and visit Touchdown Town before the game for food, drinks, live music, giveaways, and plenty of hype. Tickets are $77 and up. | |
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| | | | | | | With both teams in the mix for playoffs, stakes are high at Sunday's game at Fishers Event Center. In addition to excitement on the ice, it's also Family Fun Day when kids eat free. The Fuel are also elevating the importance of mental health with Hockey Talks. Stick around after the match for a postgame skate with the players. Tickets are $32 and up. | |
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| | | | | Firsthand stories always bring an event to life and this exhibit at the Indiana Historical Society does just that through the voices and personal experiences of Hoosiers (members of the Marine Corps, Air Force, Navy, Army, and even non-military support roles like the USO and American Red Cross). Learn what war was really like for individuals and families, read the names of the 1,525 Hoosiers killed or missing in action on the memorial wall, see the touching wall of letters written home by those stationed in Vietnam, and browse other artifacts through January 23. Admission is $5 and up. | |
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