Pentalpha Lodge: An integral part of Indianapolis

Opened since 1964, the Indianapolis Zoo (a part of White River State Park) is home to  over 3800 species of mammals, fish, birds, reptile, insects, and more. 

The Zoo has an aquarium, botanical gardens, petting zoo, camel and elephant rides and more!

Zoobilation is always a hit!

Founded in 1925, the Indy Children's Museum is the 4th oldest 'kids museum' in existence today.

An exciting place for kids and adults!

3000 N Meridian St.

 Indianapolis, IN 46208 

The Kurt Vonnegut Museum & Library (KVML) is as unique as the writer and artist who inspired it. Kurt was a native Indy Hoosier, to which his entire family played large roles in the city in the late 19th - early 20th centuries.

So It Goes...

 543 Indiana Ave.

 Indianapolis, IN 46202 

Indiana Landmarks is the leading institution in the preservation and restoration of cultural, historic, and iconic buildings across the land.

 1201 Central Ave.

Indianapolis, IN 46202 

The Indiana State Museum was est. 1869, and is home to works of art, science, culture, from pre-historic time through today. 

It is home to the largest IMAX theater in the city!

650 W Washington St.

Indianapolis, IN 46204 

The Eiteljorg Museum of Native Americans and Western Art, was est. 1989 and is the city's premier museum on Native Americans, indigenous cultures, and Western Art.

 500 W Washington St. Indianapolis, IN 46204 

If you are a college sports fan, then the Headquarters for the NCAA is the place to visit. 

 700 W Washington St. Indianapolis, IN 46204

Conner Prairie is a Hoosier classic. Located just north of downtown in Fishers, there is lots to do for the whole family. 

In the summer, they host the ISO for Symphony on the Prairie.

13400 Allisonville Rd.

 Fishers, IN 46038

The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce was est. 1912 and has served the community and local businesses for over a century.

 111 Monument Circle, #1950 Indianapolis, IN 46204 

The Columbia Club was est. 1889, and is located in the heart of the city on Monument Circle.

 121 Monument Circle

Indianapolis, IN 46204 

*Private Club, with reciprocity

Like many cities across the U.S., Indianapolis has our University Club, est. 1890's.

 970 N Delaware St. 

Indianapolis, IN 46202

*Private Club, with reciprocity

Originally known as Das Deutsche Haus when it was est. 1892, The Antheneum changed their name during the first World War. 

Today, this wonderful foundation and grounds is host to The Rathskeller Restaurant, the downtown YMCA, an outside biergarten, theater, and more.

 401 E Michigan St. 

Indianapolis, IN 46204 

The ISO (Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra) was est. 1930, and plays most of their concerts at the beautiful Hilbert Circle Theater downtown on Monument Circle.

In the summer, the ISO plays outside at Conner Prairie in Fishers, for: Symphony on the Prairie.

 45 Monument Circle

Indianapolis, IN 46204 

The Wyoming Antelope Club, or better known in Indy as The Antelope Club, was est. 1956.

 615 N Delaware St. 

Indianapolis, IN 46204 

*Private Club, with reciprocity

The IRT (Indiana Repertory Theater) is home to our city's best plays and musicals, and was est. 1972.

 140 W Washington St. Indianapolis, IN 46204 

As baseball is America's pastime, it's no surprise that Indy is home to one of the best Minor League teams in the U.S., est. 1902.

They play at Victory Field, a fantastic site for games with a beautiful view of downtown Indy. Most games have fireworks, too!

*AAA - Pittsburgh Pirates

The iconic IMS (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) is home to the world famous Indianapolis 500, est. 1911. Also known as 'the greatest spectacle in racing' where the greatest song in Indiana's history was made known all over the world:

Back Home Again In Indiana

The Indianapolis Colts came to Indy in 1984, being est. 1953 (Baltimore, MD) and moved to Indy - 1983. 

Their home is Lucas Oil Stadium, downtown.

*NFL Championships - 1958, 1959, and 1968

**Super Bowl Championships - 1970 (V) and 2006 (XLI)

Indianapolis is home to the great Indiana Pacers, est. 1967 as part of the ABA, now a contender in the NBA. Their home is Bankers Life Fieldhouse, downtown.

*ABA Championships: 1970, 1972, and 1973

The Indianapolis Rugby Club , est. 1980

The Indianapolis Crew Club, est. 1983 - Eagle Creek Park (NW Indy)

The Indy Eleven est. 2013, brought 

professional soccer to town, and play in the USL (United Soccer League).

Originally playing at the IUPUI soccer stadium, they now play at

the home of the Colts - Lucas Oil Stadium - downtown.

They're primary support comes from the enthusiastic fans in the Brickyard Battalion, est. 2011 to bring soccer to Indy. Waive the scarves!

Even in a thriving metropolis, Indy offers great opportunities for avid golfers! Some are private while others are public. 

Check out a full list from our friends at Golf Advisor.

Within the various bodies of Freemasonry you can always find a team to join in the numerous tournaments throughout the state, held annually.

One of the top 15 marathons in the U.S., the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon takes place every Fall in downtown Indy.

The Indy Fuel Hockey team was est. 2013, following the previous minor league hockey team The Indianapolis Ice, 1988-2004. Their home is the Coliseum ice rink at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.

The Scottish Society of Indianapolis hosts an annual Scottish festival and Highland Games competition, at the German American Club of Indianapolis, on the SE side of town.

The Indianapolis Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) is the premier club in town for the sports of hurling, Gaelic football, and camogie, est. 2005.