Scan, score, repeat: Indy Hoops Pass turns All-Star Weekend into citywide game
Visit Indy and the All-Star Host Committee are launching a free, citywide challenge that turns basketball history, art, and culture into one giant interactive playground.
From July 17 to 20, fans can visit any of the 25+ basketball-themed locations, from iconic arenas to hidden hoop gems, while racking up points to earn prizes along the way.
Each stop strives to showcase the city's deep love for the game. Check out the full list of locations at visitindy.com.
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