Jill & Kyle
Things To Do
Holliday Park
This was a favorite spot of the bride's growing up. There's an expansive playground, trails, and open space to explore. It'll be summertime in Indiana, so please check thoroughly for ticks when you're done wandering! (FREE)
Monon Trail
The bride spent many cross-country practices on the Monon in high school, and it remains a favorite for the bride and groom today. This awesome walking / biking / running / blading trail extends through the city with many spots to hop on and off, so search for one near you. (FREE)
Canal Walk
Great place for a downtown stroll—and they offer paddle boating and kayaking if you're so inclined. (FREE to walk along the canal; boats cost money)
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
This memorial stands at the center of Monument Circle and is arguably the most popular symbol of the city. If you want to view Indianapolis from the top, you can climb the stairs for a nominal fee (though it's worth noting that it gets HOT up there, so if it's a steamy day you may want to pass on this one).
Newfields
This is Indianapolis's amazing art museum. You can pay to see the art inside and some of the grounds, or you can explore the 100 Acres portion free of charge.
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
This was a favorite spot of the bride's growing up, and still is today. Though it definitely caters to kids, adults are encouraged to tap into their inner child.
Indianapolis Zoo
Eiteljorg Museum
Mass Ave
This stretch of street not far from our reception venue is the perfect spot to grab a bite, toss back a drink, or do a little shopping.
Just Pop In!
The name says it all. Stop in for popcorn pairings at this adorable spot just off the Monon. (That's right, they pair different popcorn flavors with wine & beer—simply genius.)
Bazbeaux
Pizza noms & beer. Enough said.
Fire by the Monon
