Indianapolis (Visit Indy) - March 19, 2026

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The Weekend 5 - Inspiration for your calendar, sent every Thursday morning.

Welcome spring at one of the prettiest events of the year through Sunday. The museum is filled with more than 50 stunning floral creations, each inspired by a painting or sculpture in the galleries. Ranging from delicate and elegant to bold and dramatic, these pieces offer a fresh perspective on the art collection. Take a guided tour, enjoy a signature cocktail, find a photo moment, or just take it all in. Admission is $9 and up.

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Fall in Love Again! The unlikely romance of Vivian and Edward steps onto the stage in Pretty Woman: The Musical!

Basketball fans can gather at the Bottleworks District and The Garage Food Hall through Sunday for a true hoops celebration. Catch the games on large TVs, eat and drink at one of the many diverse vendors, try your hand at Pop-A-Shot, pose in the photo booth, and be on the lookout for more interactive spaces. This will be the largest sports bar in the city, and there are no tickets or cover charges needed.

NCAA Division III Men’s & Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships

The best collegiate swimmers and divers in the country compete through Saturday at the IU Natatorium. Top male swimmers heading into the championships include George Goins, Marco Minai, and Djordje Dragoilovic. Some of the female swimmers to watch include Emily Harris, Greta Gidley, and Genine Collins. Keep your eyes on divers from Denison, Kenyon, and Emory. Tickets are $16 and up.

Learn about 45 signatures that shaped a nation through December 30 at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site. The new installation explores the power of the written word as each piece includes a president's autograph on a treaty signed or a law passed or vetoed. Some are graceful, some hurried, but all carried the same weight and left lasting impacts on our country. This unique exhibit is part of the America 250 celebration marking the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Tickets are $12 and up.

This Tony Award-winning Broadway musical tells The Wizard of Oz through the lens of Black culture, music, and storytelling. Expect fresh choreography and energy with all the classic songs you love in this story of self-discovery, empowerment, and the importance of knowing yourself. Ease on down the road through Sunday. Tickets are $57 and up.

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