Stick & Hack, the Fishers indoor-golf brand, is opening a Broad Ripple location in May with golf and racing simulators, electronic darts, a bar and local food partners.

Counting Crows will headline the Miller Lite Carb Day concert at IMS on May 22, 2026, with Switchfoot opening. Tickets and pit wristbands are on sale at IMS.com.

Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival is set for Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville on Aug. 23, 2026, with The Avett Brothers and a stacked Americana lineup.

Tash Sultana will headline Indy Pride's kickoff at Everwise Amphitheater on June 12, 2026, as organizers reshape the weekend's downtown footprint.

Zedd will headline the 2026 Indy 500 Coors Light Snake Pit on May 24 with Crankdat, Wooli, it's murph and Wax Motif. Wristbands start at $60.

ZAYN is set to headline in Indianapolis on July 28 during his 'The KONNAKOL Tour' after releasing his fifth album. Fans can access presale tickets via the ZAYN VIP KEY.

"Sherri" talk show is canceled after four seasons due to shifts in daytime TV viewership; it garnered awards but will air final episodes through fall.

A resident in Brownsburg won a record $1.995 million Hoosier Lottery Fast Play jackpot from a ticket purchased at GetGo.

Seven Indiana residents win big in Powerball, with one winning $150,000 and six securing $50,000 to $100,000 each before the $1.7 billion Christmas Eve draw.

The City of Lawrence, Indiana, opened a Winterfest Skating Rink & Hot Chocolate Chalet. Proceeds support local nonprofits. Open weekends, with tickets at $7 for kids and $10 for adults.

Johnson County celebrates the holiday season with various events including the Dec-A-Trees exhibit, lighted trails, and concerts, while also encouraging civic engagement and input for the 2026 legislative session.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office announces its 2nd Annual Blades & Badges event at Federal Hill Commons Ice Plaza Rink for community engagement and family fun.

"Weird Al" Yankovic's "BIGGER & WEIRDER 2026 Tour" includes a stop at Indiana's Ruoff Music Center. The tour follows a successful 75-show run and features parodies, costumes, and an eight-piece band.