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“I come from Texas, and there are great people in Texas, but there’s something that I love about the honesty of the Hoosier population. The people here, they will do anything for you.”

Baby animals, a new dolphin presentation, and a 3-mile-long Lego exhibit are a few of the things you can expect to see new at the Indianapolis Zoo this summer.

African-American biker club who honor a proud legacy.

“Even if winter creeper is somehow expunged, plenty of other imported plants are busily stealing sunlight and soil from honest, hardworking, native species.”

Beloved haunts get some love from Indy notables.

“I like doing this work, and constantly making music, and being around people who make music,” says Myers. “I always wondered if I’d get homesick, but I finally found something that I love.”

A weekend of events called ArtsFest leads up to the Broadway star’s June 26 performance.

“What’s not to love about a parade? Floats, motorcycles, walking groups, drag queens, hot men.”

A taste of the 51st Annual Strawberry Festival on Monument Circle.

A double wedding on a fine June evening nearly a century ago graced the IMA grounds.

A pug with a rainbow tail and a pit bull in a purple tutu were just a few of the sights at this year’s Indy Pet Pride at Riverside Park.

Indy Pride, the city’s 21st annual tribute to all things LGBT, is finally old enough to get a drink at Gregs. Here are the five moments we’re anticipating at this year’s fest, which kicks off Saturday, June 4, and draws to a close on June 12 with a Survivors Brunch—for everyone who made it through a week of Pride festivities and lived to tell the tale.

One of the Speedway’s gonzo founders hit a wall with his first racing venue.

Stop by City Market every Wednesday to take in the Original Farmers’ Market.