Arts & Culture

“It’s in the same color scheme as bleached blonde. On a black woman, it really stands out.”

Find just the ticket to your perfect holiday evening, from sketch comedy to song-and-dance spectaculars.

The bassist from Indy will be portraying Ron Carter in the upcoming Miles Davis biopic, Miles Ahead.

Indy native Matthew Kraemer has conducted orchestras across the globe—now he’s returning home.

The annual festival of learning, creativity, and intellectual discussion starts on November 6.

Paula Katz talks about being a one-woman-staff at the iMOCA and the blurry line between work and life.

A look into the eclectic career of Alan Cumming, including that Romy and Michele dance, his Cabaret days, and his award-winning cologne called Cumming.

The ISO concert master talks about travel, style, and rude plane passengers.

This fall, Civic Theatre turns 100. Here’s a look back at its first century.

This Indy native is already performing on Broadway in The King and I at 12 years old.

“I can’t wait for the Indianapolis Museum of Art ‘Project IMA Fashion Show’ on October 9. It’s truly one of the best-produced fashion events in our city—a must-see!”

In the age of Netflix, Hulu, and HBONow, where a movie night usually means sitting on your couch with a remote in hand, film-going is a becoming a lost art. But thanks to a growing number of film festivals and a dedicated group of local cinephiles, Indianapolis has been finding its joys all over again.

Eight Indy locals share where they love to get dinner before or after a performance.

“It’s a complete shift in the way art is presented and taken in by the local community. Pop-up events are one of the key ways that people experience art now.”

Debut young-adult novelist and Indy native Francesca Zappia discusses her recently published book, Made You Up.