Things To Do In Beech Grove

There are plenty of chances to grab a lane at Beech Grove Bowl. That's because the alley is open 24/7, letting guests squeeze in a game after dinner, before breakfast, or during an important business meeting they'd rather skip. In addition to organizing league games, setting up bumpers for kids' parties, and re-lacing every bowling shoe, the facility is known for their pizzas and large calzones, among other menu items, such as burgers and fries.

Find old friends or make new ones at O'Gara's Irish Pub — this welcoming Irish bar is a solid hangout. Low-fat alternatives are not available, however, so make sure your waistband has some wiggle room. Skip long waits and head to O'Gara's Irish Pub with your large group for easy seating. No need to gussy up for a trip to O'Gara's Irish Pub, where patrons dress for comfort and fun. Find a close parking spot on the street or in a parking lot near O'Gara's Irish Pub. The menu at O'Gara's Irish Pub is reasonably priced, with most items costing less than $30.

Imagine a lifestyle in which you park a Ferrari at a private boat slip, slide onto a custom yacht, and ferry it across a waterway to a private island hosting a 20-room mansion modeled after an Italian villa. Though this may sound like a dream only attainable by the mega rich or an heir to a chocolate-fountain fortune, Imagine Lifestyles facilitates such lavish accommodations with a cavalry of luxury vehicles, vacation homes, and yacht charters. They specialize in auto rentals, entrusting cars from brands such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Rolls Royce, Bentley, Porsche, and BMW to drivers for as short as a half day or as long as several weeks. To shield these pristine and rare rides from the elements, they also deal in luxury vacation home rentals, ranging from beach mansions in Miami to chic lofts and high-rise penthouses. The service also charters air and sea transportation, including jets of all sizes and yachts for all occasions.

Orchard in Bloom?s annual garden show and symposium sponsored by National Bank of Indianapolis in Holliday Park raises funds for The Orchard School, an independent grade school for grades pre-K through 8, as well as Holliday Park. Select local landscapers create macro-landscapes with in-season botany as well as specialized microgardens, designed to showcase specific plant varieties and new design ideas that homeowners can easily incorporate into their own yards. Gardeners can stock up on tools, plants, and art at the Gardener?s Market, full of national and regional artisan vendors. The children?s area entertains youngsters with age-appropriate activities, such as filling flowerpots with soil and playing patty-cake with the limbs of trees.

Plopped in downtown Indianapolis across from the Indiana Convention Center, Indiana/World Skating Academy fosters skills for winter sports on a pair of NHL-size rinks. I/WSA's coaches, whose instruction has helped produce regional, national, and world-class competitors, direct the facility's programs, including learn-to-skate courses designed for skaters with varying levels of experience. In addition to skating, the facility also offers private rink rentals as well as opportunities for speed skating, broomball, and adult hockey leagues. Off the ice, the academy offers less slippery activities, such as weight training, aerobics, jazz, and ballet. A rinkside deli open during public-skating hours keeps legs primed, and an onsite pro shop keeps equipment bags stuffed with the latest gear.

Indy Racing Experience lets participants enjoy the thrilling experience of speeding around the track in a low-to-the-ground, authentic IndyCar Series car. Each Indy Racing Experience car has competed in the famed Indianapolis 500, so you'll be controlling the same wheel as racers Juan Pablo Montoya, Casey Mears, and Felipe Giaffone. Feel the velocity and pressure that professional IndyCar racers experience while completing eight laps around the Walt Disney World Speedway’s one-mile track, the former home of the IndyCar Series season inaugural race. The speed of each ride depends entirely upon the driver’s comfort level and the amount of mashed potatoes they have ingested that day, as Indy Racing Experience instructors will ensure you're comfortable, secure, and in control of the car.