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Families looking for free summer concerts in Fishers have a full Tuesday night lineup at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater. Fishers Parks’ Free Tuesdays series brings local and regional cover bands to the NPD AMP stage in June and July, with no tickets required.

The concerts take place at 7 p.m., with gates opening at 6 p.m. Families can bring lawn chairs or blank...


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Summer Concerts at The Gazebo returns to Carmel for another season of free, family-friendly outdoor music in Carmel City Center. Every Wednesday from late May through early September, families can bring lawn chairs, blankets and picni...


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Patio season is back, and parents know the assignment: find a place with decent food, outdoor seating, and enough breathing room that dinner doesn’t turn into a hostage negotiation. These 10 spots around Indy give kids room to be kids while parents actually get to eat something they didn’t cut into tiny pieces first.

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Montgomery County, Virginia, might be best known as the home of Virginia Tech, but it’s also so much more. This area tucked into the Blue Ridge mountains is a great destination for families looking for outdoor adventure, small-town charm and hands-on learning. Blacksburg, where Virginia Tech is located, has an infectious college-town energy with museums, gard...


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Great news: $1 summer movies are returning to Regal Cinemas this summer!

The Summer Movie Express program is back for 2026, and tickets are still just $1. That budget-friendly price tag makes it one of the ...


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