Lou Harry

The ISO’s outgoing music director leaves without the standing ovation he deserves.

Coming soon to both Tibbs Drive-In and directly to your couch.

The local comedian’s rants satirizing beyond-reason Trump supporters have taken his career, pardon the phrase, viral.

A look at this year’s offerings from the socially-distanced showcase.

The founder of the Phoenix Theatre and Fonseca Theatre died yesterday from complications of COVID-19.

Faced with even more uncertainty than usual during the pandemic, Indy’s artists are using the downtime to explore new territory in their work.

The citywide project is debuting 100 installations in neighborhoods across Indianapolis this month.

No in-person Gen Con? No problem. We used our imagination and complied a list of the tabletop games of 2020.

Our conversation with a Newfields curator ahead of an Edward Hopper show.

Kevin Lin takes over as concertmaster for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

Not everyone is binging on Netflix these days.

“Hamilton isn’t just a musical, it’s a phenomenon that is even more miraculous because of its improbability.”

You don’t need to be a fifth level half-orc wizard to find a game to enjoy at Gen Con.

Afrofuturist author. Community builder. Nerd.

South Village, a former retail dead zone, is now a thriving pocket of indulgences. Zionsville’s latest lures.