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American history and culture also has a place in the city. The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art is one of the best collections of Native American art in the world. Don't forget to stop by Connor Prairie, a 1,400 acre open-air museum of life in the 19th century Midwest, featuring a historically accurate village with role-playing actors. For something different, head up to the Broad Ripple neighborhood and take in some of the sites, shops and ethnic cuisine. Antique shops and small boutiques abound and so does the music. Spice up your evening with some Cajun eats from Yat's and then head over to The Vogue for a live concert or dancing. Live blues music and ice cold drinks are always on tap at the Slippery Noodle Inn, Indy's oldest continually operating bar. Another popular nightspot is Fountain Square with its turn-of-the-century architecture and modern entertainment complexes. Indianapolis is the perfect starting point for day trips to some of Indiana's best known treasures. Brown County and Nashville, IN, draw art lovers and nature lovers alike to its acres of state park woodlands complete with hiking and bridle trails as well as the numerous artistic draws including museums, galleries and performance centers. Need a dose of college life to keep you going? Head down to Bloomington, home of Indiana University, for its bars, nightlife and sports teams. Another popular destination is Columbus, IN and its outstanding display of architecture. Some of the most respected architects in the world have designed buildings for this city, making it one of the most unique areas in the state. And what city would be complete without great shopping opportunities. In addition to the eclectic shops of Broad Ripple, head to Keystone at the Crossing for your shopping desires. Looking for something fresh for dinner? Check out the City Market. This market originally opened in 1886 and was recently renovated as part of the city's ongoing restoration project. You can find everything from fresh meats and vegetables to flowers, cheese and ethnic foods. Between the smell of the exhaust at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the sweet sounds of the city's symphony orchestra, you will find a great place to begin your career. Start your engines with Macy's Midwest. For more information on Indianapolis, check out:
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