Indianapolis’ microbreweries are working hard to keep your mug full and your thirst quenched. Go inside three local breweries that are producing unique ales and lagers you can only find in Indy.

Serving U.S. Prime steaks, fresh seafood and homemade desserts - Ruth’s Chris Steak House offers an atmosphere of relaxed elegance with a great menu, right in the heart of downtown.

It’za pizza time! Indy has its own signature style pizza, which can be found in historic Irvington. Of course, if you’re craving that big New York style slice, Indianapolis can also satisfy that craving right in the heart of downtown.

Indianapolis’ recreational trails will help keep you healthy and connected. From the Monon, a greenway built along a converted railroad line, to the “one-of-a-kind” urban Cultural Trail, Indy is leading the pack to a better quality of life.

The Broad Ripple Village cultural district has one of the most electric nightlife scenes Indy has to offer. Featuring numerous live music venues, a multitude of bars and clubs as well as a comedy club – Broad Ripple is a can’t miss destination.

Just 15 minutes north of Downtown Indianapolis is Broad Ripple Village, one of Indy's coolest Cultural Districts. With an eclectic array of locally-owned stores and boutiques, Broad Ripple offers shoppers the opportunity to hunt for one-of-a-kind treasures.

Come and be transported to ancient Egypt as you experience “Tutankhamun: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs” exhibition at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. Featuring more than 130 treasures, this is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The Komodo dragon is the largest living species of lizard in the world and they have set up a temporary home at the Indianapolis Zoo. With their large size and fearsome reputation; they make a popular zoo exhibit.

Whether it’s a day at the ballpark, Zoo adventures, a Indiana history lesson, exploration of Native American art, a ride on the water or an outdoor concert, The Canal and White River State Park has surprises for everyone.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is celebrating its Centennial and Doing Indy is there to speak with track historian Donald Davidson and to test race fans on their knowledge of the beloved Brickyard.

The playwright-in-residence for the Indiana Repertory Theatre, James Still, sits down with Doing Indy to have a conversation about the IRT, his craft and what the Indianapolis arts community means to him.

After a year of renovations, the NCAA Hall of Champions is back and better than ever. With new interactive exhibits and a fantastic redesign, this Hall of Champions is more than just a museum to look at - it’s a museum to experience.

Indy is hosting 38 games of basketball in 31 days. The City puts on a "festival of hoops" - from the renaming of street signs to pep rallies at downtown restaurants - and Doing Indy is there.

It’s season finale time for Doing Indy and no one knows how to party like Seth Hancock and Zach Rutledge. Joined by family members, fans and friends, the two of them really know how to send the show out in style!

Everyone loves photography. Whether it’s Annie Leibovitz’s celebrities, Robert Doisneau’s “The Kiss” or Uncle Jimmy’s new Pinto, photography can move us in many ways. We met a guy in Indy who is creating some great photos that will have you thinking.

If you have the need to go mountain climbing but are unsure where to find Indy's best, um, mountains then you need to look no further than Climb Time Indy. Seth Hancock and Zach Rutledge get a workout while taking on this great indoor, year-round sport.

The hills are alive with the sound of... acting, singing and eating! Seth Hancock takes you to the Indianapolis staple of Beef & Boards Dinner Theater. In its 35th year, this fantastic place offers some of the best in plays and musicals around.

In this episode, Seth and crew once again take a Road Trip. This time they venture to one of the most influential artist colonies in the Midwest and spend time with multi-talented actor and artist, Jeffery Vincent Parise.

If you think the guys who wear pads on Sunday are tough then wait ‘til you meet the Indy Impalas Rugby Team. Seth shows you how these great athletes are making Indy known for more than just racing, football & basketball. No helmets, no pads, no problem!

Everyday thousands of people walk, bike or drive by the beautiful, ornate and historic Indiana State Capitol without realizing there is more to see than smiling politicians. Seth Hancock gets you close and personal with this Indiana architectural icon.