Crime & Punishment: A Historic Bar Crawl

Indiana Humanities' second annual Historic Bar Crawl is back by popular demand and we've added a second night so that more people can attend!

Join us on June 3 or June 4 at 6 p.m. for a crawl through history using crime and punishment as the theme. We'll start and end at the catacombs under City Market and travel through time as we journey through four different Mass Ave-area locations. At each stop you'll get a beverage and hear a historic tale of crime and punishment (see pictures from last year's theme: Intoxicating History).

Some of the details won't be revealed until that night, but you can expect to hear a rousing courtroom debate on a murder trial for KKK leader D.C. Stephenson, take a tour of a John Dillinger-robbed bank and help identify someone from the FBI's most wanted list!
Your $50 ticket includes all beverages and food along the route (including at the pre- and post-parties).

Buy your ticket soon — or pay the consequences!