Here’s what’s happening around Indy this weekend,
May 15-17, 2026
Looking for fun things to do in Indianapolis this weekend? Whether you’re planning a family outing, a date night, or want to explore something new, Indy is full of exciting events and local adventures. From seasonal festivals and free community activities to indoor play spots and outdoor trails, there’s always something happening around the city.
Check out our top picks and make the most of your weekend in Indianapolis!
There’s nothing like the sweet taste of sun-ripened fresh strawberries picked straight from the plant. Luckily, you won’t have to drive far to find a place to harvest your very own delicious berries in Indianapolis.
Strawberry picking is a popular early summer tradition for many local families. The little ones tend to eat their weight in berries as they move down the rows in the strawberry patch. The car will smell sweet on the drive home from the boxes of fresh-picked berries and the juice that stains tiny hands and faces.
What month is best for strawberry picking? When is Indiana strawberry season? It all depends on the weather. In the past, we’ve picked strawberries on Indy 500 race day, and in other years, we’ve picked in June. This year, some farms already have strawberries available!
We always recommend calling the farm you wish to visit ahead of time to verify that they will have ripe berries for you to pick. Most farms also regularly update their Facebook pages and other social media with info about hours and availability during berry season.
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