Indy offers something for everyone this March. Spring sports, special new exhibits and memorable musicals are great reasons to get yourself to Indy.

Conseco Fieldhouse
October 2-April 14
Catch all the hardwood action of the NBA's Indiana Pacers in the heart of hoops hysteria - Indianapolis! See these perennial playoff contenders, led by new coach Jim O'Brien, during fast-paced, high-energy home games at downtown's Conseco Fieldhouse. Preseason begins October 2, and regular season games begin November 3. Snag seats close to the floor and you might be fortunate enough to catch a glimpse of the owner and legendary player, Larry Bird.

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Pepsi Coliseum
October 17-March 27
The Indiana Ice hockey team provides high-energy, hard-hitting hockey action during their 30 regular season home games at the Pepsi Coliseum at the Indiana State Fairgrounds (select games are played in downtown's Conseco Fieldhouse). All but two of their home games are on a weekend evening, making it easy to enjoy an affordable and family-friendly hockey game! Three Alumni from the Indiana Ice have been drafted to the NHL and they are the Clark Cup National Champions for 2009!

Conseco Fieldhouse
Women's, March 4-7
Men's, March 11-14
This year the biggest event in Big Ten basketball comes to Conseco Fieldhouse. Whether you’re a Boilermaker or Badger, a Hoosier or Hawkeye you won’t to miss a moment of the action. With the women’s tournament tipping off March 4 and the men’s following close behind March 11, the Big Ten Tournament promises to bring nothing but unbridled basketball to the circle city. Don’t have courtside seats? Don’t worry! Downtown Indianapolis has hundreds of restaurants where you can pull up a chair to cheer on your team!

Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art
Through April 18
Get a glimpse of just how the west was won as the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art brings this impressive exhibit to Indianapolis this spring. Pistols: Dazzling Firearms gives museum goers a first-hand look at over 160 years of handgun artistry. The collection, on loan from the Museum of the American West, Autry National Center in Los Angeles, showcases handcrafted firearms that once belonged to Presidents Ronald Regan and John F. Kennedy and famous personalities like Annie Oakley and “Wild Bill” Hickock. There will also be added value programming in conjunction with the exhibit including appearances by Annie Oakley (costumed interpreter who will interact with guests about her encounters and life) and renowned firearm engravers.

Indiana State Museum
Through April 11
This spring at the Indiana State Museum, With Malice Toward None commemorates the 200th anniversary of the birth of the nation’s revered 16th president. More than a chronological account of the life of Abraham Lincoln, the exhibition reveals Lincoln the man, whose thoughts, words and actions were deeply affected by personal experiences and pivotal historic events. The exhibit will travel to just five U.S. cities and includes the Bible upon which Lincoln, and later President Barack Obama, took oath of office; the contents of his pocket from the night he was assassinated; plus documents and correspondence from his political career.

Clowes Memorial Hall
March 9-14
Broadway Across America is giving audiences 101 reasons to look forward to March this year as it brings one of Disney’s most beloved stories, 101 Dalmatians, to Indianapolis. Point your paws toward Clowes Memorial Hall to catch up with Pongo, Perdita and the infamously evil Cruella De Vil. The show, told through the dogs’ point of view, features some fine four-legged actors and is sure to have audiences leaving with their tails a-wagging!

Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre
Through March 21
The 1984 hit movie, Footloose, dances its way to life this year at Beef & Boards Dinner Theater. The story follows Ren McCormack, the big-city boy who shakes things up in a puritanical small town when he simply dares to dance. Famous for their full dinner buffet and professional Broadway shows, Beef & Boards is the perfect way to lose your blues with its production of Footloose.