About Indianapolis
February 7, 2008
Several billion dollars have been invested into downtown Indianapolis over the last twenty years to make it one of the most dynamic cities in the United States. You will have much to enjoy and learn about in Indianapolis. From our incredible art museums to our Historical and State Museums to fine shopping and dining, Indianapolis has a lot to offer. Please see the attached web sites to learn more our fine city.
February 5, 2008
The beautiful course highlights a number of key Indianapolis landmarks and neighborhoods and is flat and fast and a good Boston Marathon qualifier.
The Monumental starts and finishes near the Indiana State Capitol Building in downtown Indianapolis. Excellent accommodations, restaurants, stores and museums are all within walking distance of the start/finish line. Course highlights include a number of beautiful monuments, Lucas Oil Stadium (home of the Indianapolis Colts), the Arts Garden, Mass Ave cultural district, beautiful neighborhoods, Broad Ripple, Butler University, the Indianapolis Museum of Art and many more.
Register now for the next race on November 6, 2010! The Indianapolis Monumental Marathon Pasta Dinner will be held at Bistro 111 located on the second floor east wing of the Chase Tower (1 East Ohio Street) in downtown Indianapolis on November 5 the night before the marathon. Fazolis is providing the pasta. We’ll have two seatings: 5:00 and 6:00 pm. $12/person Space is limited to a max of 150 persons per seating so make your reservations soon.
