Conference Information
What to Expect From Indianapolis
We are proud to have our news conference in Indianapolis. The city has hosted major events, such as the Super Bowl, and is more than equipped to provide an engaging and exciting experience. International Newspaper Group is committed to giving visitors a wealth of knowledge and networking opportunities and providing much-needed relief from the daily routine. There’s no better place to do that than Indianapolis. Learn more about what you can do in Indianapolis below.
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Golf – September 25, 2024
Conference – September 26,2024
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Indianapolis: A Hidden Gem in the Heart of America
Indianapolis is the birthplace of the famed satirist and author Kurt Vonnegut. It has hosted a Super Bowl. It has a winding and enriching Cultural Trail leading to artsy and bustling neighborhoods. It’s a place for learning with several nearby museums. While you’re in town for the convention, you can enjoy any number of activities and sights, including:
This eight-mile path begins in downtown Indy, passing by everything that makes Indianapolis what it is. The Pacers Bikeshare program allows you to easily travel outside the coziness of downtown Indy to other neighborhoods, like bustling Mass Ave or artsy Fountain Square.
Take a stroll along the Central Canal. It is just a stone’s throw from most downtown hotels and the convention center, making it an ideal destination for breaks between seminars and the many networking opportunities you’ll have.
Opened in 1902, St. Elmo's has been an Indianapolis landmark ever since. Stop by for a steak or their world-famous shrimp; you never know who you might find. The convention takes place during the NFL season, so you never know who you might run into.
The Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library is less than a mile from the convention center. But the Indiana State Museum, the Indianapolis Zoo, and the Eiteljorg Museum (home to a stunning array of Native American and Western art) are nearby too.
The Soldiers and Sailors monument anchors the central hub of downtown Indianapolis. There are plenty of restaurants in the vicinity, but the real star of the show is the observation deck at the top of the 284-foot monument.