How Indy Latina Artists co-founder Mirvia Sol Eckert would spend her Best Day Ever

• The organization works to platform the contributions of Latina artists.

What she's saying: "We want to show their stories, because everyone has a story. And sometimes they can't speak the language well enough to tell their stories," she said. "But art? My gosh, you can see it."

Zoom in: During our second anniversary event at IF Theatre, we asked Sol Eckert how she'd spend her Best Day Ever in Indy.

☕ Breakfast: She usually opts for a cup of coffee with her husband in their Broad Ripple home.

• But if they want to get their caffeine fix on the go, breakfast at BreadWorks is on the menu.

🚶 Morning activity: "When we get up, we go walking on the Monon," she said. "It's just a beautiful way to start the day, and that's pretty much our morning."

🥗 Lunch: Catching up with friends at Garden Table.

• "We absolutely love it, and I recommend it highly if you haven't been," she said.

🖼️ Afternoon activity: Working, believe it or not.

• "After our morning walk and all that, I'm usually in my art studio. Whether at home or at the Factory Arts District," she said. "Honestly, I just love spending time in my studio and working on new ideas."

🌭 Dinner: Canal Bistro in Broad Ripple is her favorite go-to. But she says picking dinner in Indy is harder than it looks.

• "I don't cook a lot, so we do go out to eat a lot and there's so many good restaurants here … people don't realize that until they visit from out of town," she said. "Since we have a lot of amazing restaurants, trying new places is kind of what we do. But we try to stay in our area because we like to keep it as local as possible."

🦢 Evening activity: An evening at the museum like Newfields, Eiteljorg or the Indiana State Museum.

• But which one depends on the day.
• "We're members at practically every museum here," she said. "Even when you don't have a lot of time for anything, just go in (a museum) for an hour or two and learn something and have a wonderful time."