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Come nibble on delicious items from some of Indy's best food trucks!
Find out more »As You Wish
Do you have a wish you'd like to have granted? Let Big Car Artists be your genies! They will grant your wishes by "making" them out of pipe cleaners and clay (examples: a house, a friend, a trip to Italy). There is no wish too big or too small! Learn more about this project here.
Find out more »Circle Walking
Borrow a pedometer from the Welcome Trailer and take a power lap around the Monument! It's Walking Wednesday people, so let's get stepping!
Find out more »As You Wish
Do you have a wish you'd like to have granted? Let Big Car Artists be your genies! They will grant your wishes by "making" them out of pipe cleaners and clay (examples: a house, a friend, a trip to Italy). There is no wish too big or too small! Learn more about this project here.
Find out more »Food Trucks
Come nibble on delicious items from some of Indy's best food trucks!
Find out more »Theme Walk: Downtown Tree Tour
What can our trees say about our city? Get up close and personal while learning about nature with this tree tour led by Nate Faris of Keep Indianapolis Beautiful. Visit http://www.kibi.org for more info on our partner.
Find out more »Food Trucks
Come nibble on delicious items from some of Indy's best food trucks!
Find out more »Historical Character Therapy Sessions
Listen in while First Lady Mrs. Esther Brown Ray (1800? - 1850), the very vocal wife of one Indiana's first governors, and Governor Oliver Morton (1823 - 1877), who ran the state of Indiana during the Civil War, talk to each other about their life challenges!
Find out more »Food Trucks
Come nibble on delicious items from some of Indy's best food trucks!
Find out more »Roaming Historical Characters
Stop by the Monument and get into a casual conversation with architect Alexander Ralston (1771 – 1827), who platted the streets of Indianapolis -- and First Lady Mrs. Esther Brown Ray (1800? - 1850), the very vocal wife of one Indiana’s first governors.
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