Things To Do In Beech Grove
Rusty Wallace Racing Experience
Short-Track Racing Experience or Ride-Along at Rusty Wallace Racing Experience (Up to 55% Off)
Professional drivers sate passengers’ need for speed in stock cars during exciting ride-alongs and racing experiences
Lucas Oil Raceway
$99 $49
Shooting-Range Passes and Optional Gun Rentals or Membership at Family Indoor Shooting Range (Up to 63% Off)
Family Indoor Shooting Range
Raymond Park
$95
$45
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Dragster Ride-Along or Drive from Pure Speed Drag Racing Experience (Up to 31% Off). Four Options Available.
Pure Speed Drag Racing Experience
Multiple Locations
$169
$119
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All-Day Paintball Outing with CO2, Marker, and Gear for Four, Six, or Eight at Indy Acres Paintball (Up to 62% Off)
Indy Acres Paintball
Indianapolis
$257
$99
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Princess or Rockstar Beauty Birthday Packages for Four, Six, or Eight Girls at Glamour Girlz (Up to 57% Off)
Glamour Girlz
Indianapolis
$150
$74.99
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Discover SCUBA Lesson for One, Two, or Four From Divers' Supply Indy (Up to 53% Off)
Divers’ Supply Indy
Indianapolis
$40
$20
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$11 for One Game Card for the Interactive Game Room at Latitude 360 ($20 Value)
Latitude 360
Castleton
$20
$11
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Mötley Crüe – The Final Tour with Alice Cooper at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on August 20 (Up to 41% Off)
Motley Crue
Bankers Life Fieldhouse
$40.85
$24
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Seven-Week Tennis Program with One or Two 90-Minute Clinics at Team Witsken (Up to 52% Off)
Team Witsken
Indianapolis
$157
$75
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Exotic-Car Ride-Along or Driving Experience from Imagine Lifestyles (Up to 67% Off). Four Options Available.
Imagine Lifestyles
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
$249.99
$99
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12 Fitness Classes or One Month of Unlimited Classes at Cesar's Group Fitness Studio (Up to 74% Off)
Cesar's Group Fitness Studio
Indianapolis
$40
$22
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One or Three Months of Kids' Dance Classes at Starmaker Studio For Performing Arts (Up to 57% Off)
Starmaker Studio For Performing Arts
Decatur Township
$70
$35
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$69 for a Dance-Lesson Package for an Individual or Couple at Le Danse Ballroom Club ($360 Value)
Le Danse Ballroom Club
Indianapolis
$360
$69
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$25 for Five Yoga Classes at Santosha ($60 Value)
Santosha
Nora - Far Northside
$60
$25
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Beginner Jewelry Beading Class and Beads for Two or Four at Beads Amore (Up to 53% Off)
Beads Amore
Indianapolis
$52
$25
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$47 for $100 Toward any Firearms Training Classes with Tactical Firearms Training, LLC
Tactical Firearms Training
North High School
$100
$47
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Party w/ Pizza for Up to 10, or Roller-Skating for Two or Four at Skateland Roller Skating Center (Up to68% Off)
Skateland Indianapolis
North High School
$26
$13
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$11 for a Player's Card Good for $20 Worth of Arcade Games at the Midway in Woodland Bowl
Woodland Bowl
Woodland
$20
$11
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Four Dance Classes from Dance Magic Performing Arts Center (76% Off)
Dance Magic Studios, Inc.
Indianapolis
$45
$11
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$41 for $75 Groupon — Sacred Dance Institute
Sacred Dance Institute
Eagledale
$75
$41
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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.
Royal Pin?s four bowling centers boast a total of 270 gleaming lanes, but their widely varied facilities offer far more than games of tenpins. At all four locations, cosmic-bowling nights create a psychedelic atmosphere with fog, music, and black lights.
The Woodland location, though, was voted Best Bowling in Indianapolis 2012 by CityVoter and ups the ante with flat screens above the lanes and cushy couches where players recline while waiting their turn to take a ride through the pinsetter. Its adjacent outdoor mini-golf course, Pirates? Cove, sends putters on a salty adventure with 18 Lilliputian fairways populated by streams, waterfalls, and a pirate ship. In addition, the location recently received a makeover, with a new midway, lounge, bar and restaurant. In that same center, there's also the two-story Pirate's Quest laser tag, which combines the excitement of laser tag and swashbuckling.
At the Expo location, the theme relates to another exciting frontier: space. In Laser Storm tag, players battle for rights to moon territories. Besides their alleys, Royal Pin also manages the 5-acre Greatimes Family Fun Park, where kids zip around a go-cart track, bounce through a multilevel playland, or pilot bumper boats equipped with blaster squirt guns and highly sensitive grownup detectors.
In 1934, the Great Depression was creating a new brand of starving artist. Studios sat over garages filled with the smell of exhaust, and potbelly stoves kept models from having goose bumps. As a member of the Work Progress Administration, artist William Kaeser helped develop a network to solve problems found when trying to share art with the public. From this network, he and other local artists founded the Indianapolis Art Center, which has grown to a current faculty of 150 artists. The center continues Kaeser’s mission of engaging the community by creating opportunities for artists and teaching creative skills through classes and camps. Studios allow artists to design their own works using watercolor, bronze casting, woodworking, and metalsmithing, which they can submit for judgment in annual student shows and Supreme Court briefs. The Art Center building houses open spaces for studio work and exhibitions, along with a library and classrooms dedicated to different crafts. Renowned architect and Indianapolis-native Michael Graves designed both the facility and the attached ArtsPark. A 12-acre landscape dotted with more than 27 interactive sculptures, ArtsPark captivates visitors with its playful designs. ArtsPark also provides a natural setting for concerts, festivals, and the Broad Ripple Art Fair, which collects artwork from more than 225 North American artists.
When The Haunted Angelus House's monsters first come out in the evening, frightened guests can ward them off with glow sticks between 7 p.m.?8 p.m.. The neon batons send a warning signal to the unseen horrors, letting them know the group contains children or timid souls who may not be ready for the full brunt of their fearsomeness. But as the night progresses, so does the terror, and once the clock strikes eight, nothing can hold back the monsters, demons, and zombies as they spill from the shadows to horrify unsuspecting visitors. The only hope left for the innocent victims is to navigate the 37-room haunt, which swarms with demon tenants, and then make it past the 3,000-square-foot outdoor black maze haunted by chainsaw people and souls willing to risk eternity for their chance at a rent-controlled apartment.
Though the event aims to scare, its real intent will warm visitors' hearts, as proceeds are donated to The Angelus Home, a nonprofit that aids those with cerebral palsy.
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.