A mesmerizing annual event featuring illuminated Native American earth mounds in Indianapolis.
Explore ancient Native American earthworks and learn about their history.
A scenic 70-foot waterfall with hiking trails, perfect for a picnic lunch.
The mounds are beautifully lit up at night, offering a unique perspective.
Crispy fried chicken atop a fluffy waffle, served with maple syrup
All-beef hot dog topped with yellow mustard, chopped white onions, bright green sweet pickle relish, a dill pickle spear, tomato slices or wedges, and sport peppers
Thick pizza crust filled with cheese and chunky tomato sauce, baked in a deep pan
A local favorite for breakfast, known for its large portions and friendly service.
A historic spot for lunch, serving simple yet delicious meals since 1950.
An upscale dining experience, famous for its steaks and romantic atmosphere.
Evenings can be chilly at Sugar Creek Mounds, especially during illuminations.
Ensure your devices stay powered during the event.
The event involves walking around the mounds, so comfortable shoes are essential.
These unique pieces are hand-painted by local artisans, reflecting the region's rich history and Native American influences.
Inspired by the ancient mounds in the park, these pieces often feature Native American designs and locally sourced materials.
These textiles are hand-dyed and woven, featuring intricate patterns inspired by the illuminated mounds at night.
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