Arts & Culture

An a-maze-ing way to spend time with the kids.

“We’re using the orchestra as the band. I think of it like, Imagine Joshua Bell sings his own songs.”

The Idle is now open … no longer, ahem, idle.

Why kids are skipping time-outs in favor of “chime outs.”

The lovefest between Taylor Swift and local author John Green.

“I like that there are different steps to get to the final product.”

“Some people just want to shed those layers of clothes and feel the sun on their bodies,” says Jeffrey Baldasarre of the American Association of Nude Recreation, which is totally real and not something The Hoosierist made up.

A record number of Hoosier women are their party’s nominee this year.

He’s a designated driver, bouncer, tour guide, photographer, and master of ceremonies for the two-hour joy ride.

The Central State campus becomes an urban village.

“It’s a continuously changing design. I look at it like four-dimensional art. You have the three-dimensional space, and it changes with time.”

“We’re not trying to get back to the glory days. We can learn from past victories, but we’re doing it our own way, with a new set of people.”

Taking a dip in downtown’s canal isn’t permitted outside of sanctioned events like this one.

Indy’s first public pool made quite a splash.

“Carmel officials insist that while citizens may bellyache about the suburb’s many roundabouts, few claim they literally cause bellyaches.”