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Carmel, Indiana, was named the No. 2 Best Small City in the U.S. by Livability and the No. 1 Best Place to Live in Indiana by Niche. The people are what continue to make this growing city a premier destination, but the places and events are a big part of its app...


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Hot air balloon festivals make one of the best summer road trips in Indiana. Whether you show up for a free evening glow or camp out at a full weekend festival with food, music and kid activities, these events deliver something most fairs just can’t match. Here are the 2026 Indiana hot air balloon festivals and balloon glows we have confirmed so far.

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Looking for the best things to do this weekend in Indianapolis with kids? You’re in the right place. For April 10–12, 2026, we rounded up our top picks for family events across Indy and the surrounding suburbs, from life-size dinosaurs and wildflower hikes to princess tea parties, spring break animal programs, and a sensory-friendly morning at the Zoo. Start ...


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Indy Ignite is bringing the heat back to Central Indiana! Experience the thrill of women’s professional volleyball live at the Fishers Event Center. You can cheer on Ignite as they take on Dallas Pulse on Sunday, April 19th at 6:...


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Fresh strawberries, warm bread straight from the oven, jars of local honey, a bouquet for the table and live music drifting across the parking lot. Farmers market season around Indianapolis turns an ordinary morning into a family outing without much planning at all. Some markets are quick stops for produce and pantry staples. Others feel more like weekly neighborhood gatherin...


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