Arts & Culture

Let’s give Dave Calabro a few more things to do in May.

The IMAX Theater at Indiana State Museum is embracing our theory that downtown is one giant playground.

Despite the occasional name association, “cabaret” does not mean strip club. Although when they announced the new space, the Cabaret did receive an inquiry from an exotic dancer who wanted to audition.

Don’t think of it as cheering for Purdue, but for the American space program. Do you hate the moon?

Indianapolis Brewing Company took the gold ribbon at every World’s Fair between 1900 and 1915.

The 7.5-acre Riley Children’s Health Sports Legends Experience is The Children’s Museum’s biggest expansion in 40 years.

Because Legos are not just for kids anymore.

Pick a weapon and hit something. Hard.

“Though firing up an outdoor grill is the signature move of barbecue establishments, any type of restaurant is free to break out the Weber.”

“Back in my day, we had to drive to Louisville if we wanted to get a six-pack on Super Bowl Sunday …”

“I went into this thinking I’d have to fight off boredom, covering all those games,” Dwyer says. “It’s been the opposite. Now I just need to figure out how to make the car payment.”

“The more iconic projects I’ve been in tend to include me in a rubber suit.”

Maybe Padma knew she would eventually be GIF’ed making St. Elmo shrimp cocktail face.

“You can cheat people blind if you want to,” Mike Bursaw says. “But how do you look in the mirror if you do that kind of stuff?”

That time they dressed in French-fry costumes.