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The G League affiliate of the Pacers, playing November–March, with tickets quite a bit cheaper than those for the Pacers (or even the Fever). The team was originally the Fort Wayne Mad Ants until moving into Gainbridge Fieldhouse after the 2022–23 season as the Indiana Mad Ants. The team starts play in its new digs in the northeast suburb of Noblesville in 2025–26.
The Noblesville Boom are an American professional basketball team in the NBA G League based in Noblesville, Indiana. They are affiliated with the Indiana Pacers, and play their home games at Riverview Health Arena at Innovation Mile. In September 2015, Pacers Sports & Entertainment (PS&E), parent company of the Indiana Pacers, purchased the franchise.
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Indy's biggest outdoor amphitheater. Concerts run May–September and in October they feature a crazy Halloween themed festival. This is where the famous Grateful Dead riots happened in 1995. Julia Roberts and Lyle Lovett got married here in 1993. A 30-min to hour-long trip from downtown Indy. All ages
The Indy Fuel are a minor league ice hockey team in the Midwest Division of the ECHL's Western Conference. They are affiliated with the NHL's Chicago Blackhawks and the AHL's Rockford IceHogs. The Fuel had long played at Corteva Coliseum on the state fairgrounds, but moved to a new arena in the northside suburb of Fishers in 2024.
Conner Prairie Living History Museum
Settled in the 1880s, Conner Prairie is an Indiana tradition for those interested in learning about Indiana living "back in the day." With volunteers dressed in period-costume year round you are able to experience every aspect of the way of life—from blacksmithing to cooking, games and schooling, farming and church. Start at the modern museum learning about the science and anthropological history, then head to the living history museum featuring authentic buildings from the 1880s. Take a flight on 1859 Balloon Voyage, visit Dupont, IN circa 1863 and experience Morgan's Raid, or visit the brand new (for 2017) Treetop Outpost. Special exhibits come and go, such as Native American regional language sponsored by History Channel. In the summer the grounds feature Symphony on the Prairie where one can picnic in the evening and enjoy live classical and pops performances. Halloween features haunted hay rides featuring the Headless Horseman and the holiday season includes dinners, candlelight tours and other celebrations. Restaurants on hand and a gift shop too.
Kuaba promotes modern African art. A portion of every sale goes to a non-for-profit that helps African orphans.
This is Indy's largest professionally managed theater, which started in 1914. From comedies to drama, they host it all. Their performance of The Crucible deeply moved viewers. $24–32. All ages.