Visit the historic Hilbert Circle Theatre, home to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Hilbert Circle Theatre dates to 1916 and was originally a movie theater. The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra is one of the leading orchestras in the nation and has been in existence since 1930.

Explore the Athenaeum, a cultural center located in the historic hub of downtown Indianapolis. The Athenaeum was built in the 1890s as a clubhouse for the German community in Indianapolis to facilitate civic programs about fitness, music, and education. The beautifully preserved building retains its multi-use function and is open to the public.

Learn about Indiana’s diverse history. The Conner Prairie in Fishers, Indiana is an outdoor museum providing hands-on explorations of the area’s culture and history, including that of the Lenape. Then travel to the Indiana Historical Society to engage with stories from generations of Hoosiers. The exhibitions include an immersive Cabaret-style room inspired by the Indiana-born songwriter Cole Porter who is best known for the musical Anything Goes.