Arts & Culture

Tess Gunty publishes her first novel to favorable reviews.

May the fores be with you at downtown’s new golf and entertainment venue.

The owner of the recently departed Lil Bub has a new famous cat—an annoyed-looking snaggletooth named Mr. Marbles.

Here, straight from the endorphin-chasing trekkers, bikers, climbers, paddlers, and thrill-seekers tearing up these parts, are 21 recommendations for pushing your own boundaries within the Midwest.

This month, a local Shakespeare company stages a hip-hop version of Richard III at the Taggart Memorial Amphitheatre—A treatment almost as new as the venue.

This month, an exhibit of Stephen Sprouse’s couture debuts at Newfields. The Indiana designer’s Day-Glo suits and punk-inspired accessories made him almost as famous as the people he dressed.

Four non-lethal things to consider as the world burns.

After touring all over the world, Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition has landed at Circle Centre Mall.

Indy food-and-drink slingers get the Hollywood treatment, thanks to these local filmmakers and production companies.

Splish-splash into some of these water parks and splash pads sprinkled around Indy.

Local author and IUPUI professor Dr. Edward E. Curtis IV looks into the hidden history of Indy’s Arab immigrants in both his new book and documentary out now.

The museum’s redesigned Native American Galleries open to the public after an overhaul years in the making. Associate curator Dorene Red Cloud talks about her tribe, allowing Native Americans to tell their own stories, and why the exhibits are now arranged in a totally new way.

The Pacers enter the most important offseason of their modern history with something they haven’t had in over 30 years—a top-level draft pick. But, as exciting as that prospect is for fans, turning that selection into a star player won’t be easy.

The Pacers stunk this past year, but now begin one of the most important offseasons in franchise history later this month at the 2022 NBA Draft.

A new farmers market downtown hopes to create a bigger tent for women-owned businesses.