Arts & Culture

Newfields lights up the corner of 38th Street & Michigan.

Warning: You might leave with a kitten.

“It’s such an amazing time to be alive if you enjoy beef, beer, and whiskey. Indianapolis is just lousy with incredible examples of those indulgences.”

There’s so much to see, it’s nearly overwhelming.

Is there something in the water? We sent a writer and photographer into the deep end to find out.

“Hopefully, I never run out of ways to describe someone getting shot,” he says.

Gregory Porter’s rich, sturdy baritone is filed under jazz in large part because singers have to be called something; those “genre” fields don’t fill themselves out, people. It’s true that Porter won exceedingly deserved jazz vocal Grammys for 2017’s Take Me to the Alley and 2014’s Liquid Spirit (and odds are pretty good on a […]

“It’s hard—and even harder for people who play hundreds of concerts a year—to always bring your A game.”

Singer-songwriter St. Vincent stopped in Indy to shop her latest album, Masseduction

“We’re hopefully not done. We definitely want to make a run.”

See if you can guess the worst spelling of his name by a Starbucks employee.

“Before the program even began, the crowd delivered each a standing ovation, awed by two statesmen who eschewed speaking in soundbites in favor of fully formed U.N. draft resolutions.”

“Whether it’s legal or not, people do it.”

It’s been two years now, and I still haven’t figured out what they were trying to do.

“An art show with men in it is just an art show.”