Culture Club

Six historic Indianapolis neighborhood districts showcase thriving art and music scenes.

Dec 03, 2012 | by Sharon Verbeten |

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Culture Club — Fountain Square is just south of the city. It is home to artists, galleries, boutique shops, restaurants and bars, and the Fountain Square Theatre Building, which has the only two authentic duckpin bowling lanes in the Midwest – Action Bowl and Atomic Bowl.

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Founded and platted in 1821, Indianapolis (population 876,804) is known for being located at the "Crossroads of America.'' And its unique and varied tourist attractions are just part of what make Indy, well, Indy. According to Lisa Wallace, communications manager, conventions and meetings for Visit Indy, "Visitor favorites include the green space, canal and attractions conveniently located in White River State Park, steps away from hotels. Two new attractions include the Dallara IndyCar Factory and our Cultural Trail, an innovative project connecting visitors on bike or foot with hotels, restaurants and eclectic

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