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Mass Ave Knit Shop is one of Indianapolis’ premiere knitting stores. Offering a large selection of yarns in all fibers, notions, accessories, supplies and classes. Mass Ave Knit Shop is located at the entrance to Fountain Square, easy access by car, bike or bus; right off the Cultural Trail on Virginia Ave. Read more...

While mainly a fretted instrument store (stocking everything musical except pianos, organs and recording gear), Arthur’s Music is known for having a wide variety of products, from guitars to hammered dulcimers. We are one of the few stores in the Midwest where you can find pedal steels, accordions and Irish tenor banjos alongside guitars, basses, drums, amps and PA systems. Read more...

Located at 16th Street and Alabama in the historic Herron-Morton Place neighborhood of downtown Indianapolis, Foundry Provisions serves up coffee, breakfast, and lunch offerings in the little red building on the corner. Read more...

Family owned neighborhood restaurant and bar. We focus on homemade food with local beers and full service bar. Come in as our guest and leave as our friend Read more...

Open since 1949, Peppy Grill has recently renovated and now open! Read more...

Located at the intersection of Virginia Avenue at Shelby and Prospect Streets, the Fountain Square Theatre Building opened in 1928 as a place for entertainment, shopping and professional offices. Today, after undergoing renovations started in 1993, the building once again houses events and entertainment such as Friday Night Swing Dance in the Fountain Square Theatre, duckpin bowling in two vintage Read more...

The Vogue, located in the Broad Ripple neighborhood of Indianapolis, is one the most popular and storied music venues in the Midwest. The Vogue originally opened as a movie theater on June in 18, 1938 and through the next 3 decades, served as one of the premier movie houses in the Midwest. On December 31, 1977, The Vogue transitioned to Read more...

Ripple Bagel and Deli serves up unique styles of sandwiches, homemade soups, authentic Chicago-Style hotdogs, fresh baked desserts, and a whole lot of love! Read more...

We have books, beer, board games, and food. Come check us out on the southern most Red Line stop, in front of the University of Indianapolis! Join our Mug Club for lots of great benefits, check out the details here. Read more...