Arts & Culture

Last week, the lease on our trusty old minivan was coming to an end. Not being a heartless derelict, I wanted to spruce up the old gal for her final days before turning her back in. Give her a makeover and make her feel somewhat pretty again. It was the least I could do, really. […]

With the first season of Good Bones under their tool belts, HGTV’s new reno queens have constructed an audience of 13 million and given Fountain Square its star turn. Can the hosts build on the buzz? Stay tuned.

So you both swiped right. Here are three great destinations for checking each other out IRL.

“If I get a visceral response from something, then I keep it.”

“When people see me with a violin, it changes what they thought a black man could do”

At least 15 critical mistakes led directly to Tyson’s conviction.

The Ballet Theatre of Indiana and Sun King Brewery are joining forces for Valentine’s Day, so grab a brew and enjoy some dancing.

“It provides an ahistorical glimpse of what history felt like, captured in a way only fiction can.”

Indiana basketball’s defining rivalry rekindles twice in February with two new episodes of a series Purdue currently leads by a reasonably commanding 115–89. Here’s what got (and kept) the ball rolling:

A guide to the lovably offbeat date—and an alternative if reservations are all booked up.

Aleatha Romig recently reached a milestone achievement—becoming a bestselling novelist—but how the Greenwood writer got to that point might be the more impressive feat.

Sure, Super Bowl Sunday stands as a slovenly day of decadence and bad decision-making—but that doesn’t mean we have to be uncouth about it.

“I have always identified my most Hoosier characteristic as being authentic. Just being myself.”

Your ticket to live local music and backstage pass to four of Indianapolis’s hippest music venues.

Indiana Ghost Walks and Tours Scary-good excursions that blend history and haunts. Lace up your tennis shoes and get ready to take a spooky hike. These paranormal tours take place all around the city—Westfield, Noblesville, and the Chatham Arch neighborhood, among others. You’ll trek some one-and-a-half miles while learning about local lore and ghostly sightings. […]