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From early black settlements of the 1820s, to stops in Indianapolis along the Underground Railroad, African Americans have played an essential role in the growth of the city. The Indiana Avenue District was the commercial and social hub of black Indianapolis where some of the hottest jazz spots in the Midwest drew the likes of Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald. They were astounded by the talent they found here. Today that music heritage is alive at a variety of clubs. The district offers art galleries, artist studios, historic attractions, unique restaurants, museums, parks and public art.
A 134-suite hotel that's more like a home. With several spacious suite...more
It's a new stay! The Courtyard by Marriott Indianapolis at the Capitol...more
Part of the unique Marriott Place, this 156-room hotel is connected by...more
Connected by skywalk to the Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium,...more
The 297-room Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Indianapolis, part of Marriott Place Indianapolis,...more
This luxury hotel's 332 rooms include 177 of the largest suites in...more
Located on Monument Circle, this 374-room hotel in the heart of the...more
Offering 622 guest rooms and over 40,000 square feet of meeting space,...more
Indianapolis' premier convention hotel, the JW Marriott Indianapolis offers 104,000 square feet...more
Find the level of service you've come to expect from Hyatt at...more
Our all suite hotel near Indianapolis Motor Speedway includes newly renovated and...more
Connected by skywalk to the Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium,...more
Authentic New Orleans shrimp, crab, crawfish, bread, red beans and more in...more
This hidden gem serves European-style cuisine, ranging from soups and salads to...more
Family owned for over 40 years, this small, neighborhood bar features great...more
Come on over for great coffee, espresso, pastries, snacks, light menu, wine,...more
Welcome to a wonderful destination for food and spirits that?s been in...more
Committed to delivering the best-tasting, highest-quality pizza, using only the finest ingredients....more
A hip, eccentric cafe on the north end of the central canal.more
Bearcats Restaurant offers convenient breakfast and coffee service, fast lunch service and...more
Featuring a changing daily lunch menu of fresh seasonal cuisine prepared to...more
Located in the historic Gibson Building on the corner of Michigan St....more
Superior sandwiches served in an edgy, magnetic environment. Select a sandwich from...more
A sports bar with a twist!more
This National Historic Landmark houses office, meeting and banquet facilities ranking among...more
From early black settlements of the 1820s, to stops in Indianapolis along...more
Commemorating Indiana Avenue's jazz heritage, this 1995 bronze sculpture by John Spaulding...more
A 1989 piece by artist John Spaulding, this welded collage of brass...more
A 2005 piece by artists Bernie Carreno, Luis Morales and David Thomas...more
Installed on the east bank of the Central Canal in 1995, the...more
A fine art gallery offering expert custom picture framing, art installation and...more
Discover one of the nation's largest collections of fine art depicting sport.The...more
This 1965 bronze statue by Rhoda Sherbell stands near the National Art...more
A polished stainless steel sculpture by Steve Wooldrige, this 2000 artwork is...more
Over the last decade Bernie Carreno has become an integral part of...more
Toss a Frisbee, walk your dog, or simply settle into the grass...more