Summer Daily

Lux & Ivy, the local purveyor of vintage clothing that bills itself as a shop of “midwest alternative fashion and local curiosities,” unveiled a new line of children’s clothes, Oz and Evie. In addition to a select number of sustainably sourced wholesale lines, Lux & Ivy is known for its vintage clothes and refurbished secondhand […]

“I know of one other church with a suburban campus that then launched an urban one,” says a TPCC pastor. “There aren’t a lot of churches that have done it.”

What the heck is Big Car Collaborative, anyway? Founder Jim Walker thinks the more important question is, what has Big Car done?

It’s hard to choose between the irreverent St. Vonnegut candles, dog tag necklaces stamped with Kurt-isms, and sweatshirts emblazoned with his infamous asterisk. (We all know it’s not an asterisk.)

The perfect gift for that yogi friend who can actually pull off the crane pose.

What do you buy for that perennially chic friend whose cool factor is through the roof? The North South bracelet by local studio Luur is a good place to start.

From a two-decade old counter to a Bloomington favorite opening a satellite shop, we’ve got the scoop on Brown County’s ice cream scene.

Between Back Roads of Brown County studio tour and the new Village ArtWalk, Hoosiers have more than enough studios and galleries to keep them satisfied.

What the Brown County terrain lacks in contour, it makes up for with 82 miles of scenic, rolling trails, and a passionate Hoosier Mountain Bike Association whose members pedal hard to keep their neck of the woods at the front of the pack.

A first-hand look at what it’s like to fly in the Red Bull Air Race, coming up at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this weekend.

“I grew up on the other side of town, but we used to mountain-bike here when it was still a military base, so I remember the trucks and the guns and stuff. When I think of The Fort currently, I think of food, family, and fun. It’s a great place to spend the weekend. There’s just so much to do here now, and it used to be so empty.”

Just east of I-65/70 downtown lies Indy’s most creative stretch of commerce

The combination of a husband’s creative vision and his wife’s artistic eye resulted in this masterpiece turning heads in Chatham Arch.

With the help of interior designer Michele Boggs, CBS 4’s morning anchor Nicole Pence and her husband Jason Becker transformed this traditional office space into a simple yet functional area.

If you’re hitting this summer’s music-festival circuit, go with the flow first at Little Gypsie Boutique in Noblesville.