Arts & Culture

This season is going sideways in a hurry. Where’s Jim Irsay?

Here, some highlights from the roughly nine million oddball facts and anecdotes surrounding the Jim Irsay Collection with photos from the event.

The good news is that the Colts still control their AFC South destiny.

Indianapolis Colts fans, including owner Jim Irsay, want to believe the Colts have the right brain trust in place. But entering their fifth season together, it’s time for tangible results from Chris Ballard and Frank Reich.

Is it football season again already?

Longtime IRT artistic director Janet Allen takes her final bow.

More than three decades after founding Deer Creek, two local music industry legends team up with other big names to start a new festival this month.

BUTTER, a multiday fine art fair that showcases works by more than 50 Black visual artists from across the country, is back for an encore.   

The local comedian only has one regret from his time on HBO reality TV show FBoy Island.

A huge new esports facility opens at Butler University. But the Bulldogs aren’t the only players in a statewide race to dominate video game competitions.

In a full-circle moment, the Stranger Things star reveals she’s enrolled in online classes at Purdue University, a very real school in Indiana, where the hit Netflix show also takes place.

In a sea of fan-favorite games mixed with the new guard, we’ve rounded up this year’s best played at the convention of gamers.

This month’s cycling festival Momentum Indy is now part of the American Criterium Cup, a new nationwide crit series. Exciting! Assuming you know what a crit is.

The former NFL MVP and new Colts quarterback opens up about his friendship with Peyton Manning, his social justice activism, and any hidden smudges on that pristine resume.

The Indiana State Fair’s Free Stage offers an army of old-school rockers at no charge. Which ones are still worth seeing?