Danielle White+FollowHeartfelt reunions light up Indy AirportTears, laughter, and long-awaited hugs are filling Indianapolis International Airport as families and friends reconnect just in time for Christmas Eve. The arrivals area is a swirl of emotion, with travelers finally making it home for the holidays—some after years apart. It’s a powerful reminder of how much these moments matter, especially after all the challenges of recent years. If you’ve ever experienced a holiday airport reunion, you know the feeling. What’s your most memorable airport homecoming? Share your stories below and let’s celebrate the joy of being together again! #News #Indianapolis #ChristmasEve00Share
David Miranda+FollowFree Christmas meals at Kountry KitchenKountry Kitchen Soul Food Place is making sure no one in Indianapolis goes hungry or feels alone this Christmas. For their 15th year, they’re giving out free, homecooked holiday meals to anyone who needs one—up to four per household. Volunteers are even delivering to folks who can’t make it in person. It’s not just about food; it’s about community, kindness, and showing people they matter. If you or someone you know could use a warm meal and a little extra holiday cheer, this is a real lifeline. Who else thinks more neighborhoods should do this? #News #Indianapolis #ChristmasDay10Share
Ryan Horne+FollowEast Washington loses a community hubNeidhammer Coffee Co. is closing its East Washington Street spot at the end of the year, and it’s not just another business shutting down. For years, this café has been a lifeline for local youth—offering jobs, mentorship, and even housing support. The loss of nearly $1 million in government funding means not only the end of your favorite latte, but also a setback for workforce development and real change on the east side. What do you think this means for our neighborhood? How can we keep these vital programs alive? #Food #Indianapolis #CommunityImpact00Share
michaelabrewer+FollowIndy band’s Christmas Eve brings real joyEvery Christmas Eve, more than 50 musicians in the Indy Christmas Caroling Big Band hop on buses and fill homes, malls, and even fire stations across Indianapolis with live music. What started as one brother’s door-to-door caroling has grown into a citywide tradition, now in its 12th year. The best part? They make a point to visit people who might feel overlooked during the holidays—like firefighters on shift or folks in nursing homes. For many, this music is more than just a song; it’s a moment of connection and happiness. How do you see music shaping your holiday memories? #News #Indianapolis #ChristmasEve00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowIndy’s tiki pop-up brings holiday cheerIndianapolis locals are escaping the winter blues at Gather 22’s festive tiki pop-up, where the patio is transformed into a tropical retreat filled with colorful drinks and holiday spirit. Owner Pablo Gonzalez says the goal is to give everyone a break from holiday stress and a reason to smile, especially during the colder months. The community’s support has made this event a highlight for both staff and guests, keeping the doors open when many places close for the holidays. Would you swap your kitchen for a night out in a warm, tiki-themed oasis? #Food #Indianapolis #TikiPopUp00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowIndy’s burger spot serving up 100 years of flavorA century-old burger recipe is still winning hearts in Indianapolis! The Workingman’s Friend has been flipping classic smash burgers since 1918, sticking to the same family-owned tradition and mouthwatering formula that started it all. Their burgers—piled high with cheese, mayo, lettuce, onion, pickles, ketchup, and mustard—are a true taste of local history. It’s wild to think how many generations have gathered here for the same simple, satisfying meal. Have you tried this Indy staple, or do you have another favorite burger joint with a story? Let’s hear your go-to spots and burger memories! #Food #Indianapolis #BurgerHistory19923Share
