Arts & Culture

A 23-point humiliation to a former rival may feel like rock bottom for this Colts team, but the season is still relatively young.

It was an “everybody remembers where they were” moment. The devastating explosion in a quiet suburb shattered lives. Ten years on, we revisit the tragedy and the people who rose to the occasion in unprecedented ways.

Judging by the lineup of artists, they haven’t missed a beat.

Sam Ehlinger is … well, he’s different, and in a near-decade long span where the Colts have been the same middling team, different is good!

As the 2022 National Youth Poet Laureate, Alyssa Gaines is on a mission to make the arts more accessible.

The two-time reigning AFC South champs completed a sweep of the Colts, once again taking control of the division while handing the Colts their fifth-straight head-to-head loss.

The echoes of colonialism and its repercussions are a persistent theme in Dionne Irving’s new short-story collection, The Islands.

The Colts prevented back-to-back-to-back embarrassments by the Jags and put themselves in position to flip the script in the AFC South.

We have eyes, we have brains, and we sure as hell know what we saw last night: a bad football game, between two (likely) bad football teams, who played badly in a contest where someone had to “win.”

The Colts leave fans lost in the apple sauce after 24-17 loss to the Titans.

This month marks the return of the Indianapolis 8 Hour, an endurance race, and the latest test of the Speedway’s year-round durability. But can it last?

Cinephile and freelance writer Lou Harry offers his top 10 recommendations from the Heartland International Film Festival.

The Conservatory and Garden hosts 100 works by sculptors from Zimbabwe.

The Karens of the Colts Extended Universe would like to have a word with the manager.

Lawrence native and artist FITZ keeps it fresh with us following his return to BUTTER 2, talking about his inspirations, the creative cultural shift happening in Indy, and what comes next.