Arts & Culture

This month, one of Newfields’s most distinctive galleries reopens after a three-year renovation—and heralds a dramatic reorganization underway at the museum.

The Children’s Museum’s Dinosphere reopens March 19 with a new look and some very old tenants.

We chatted with the celebrity tattoo artist about touring, moving from L.A. to Indiana, and the joys of being different.

Local musician and producer Jon Strand is one of 10 Swedish Americans tracing their family roots all over Sweden, while competing on the most popular reality TV show in Sweden, Allt För Sverige.

Ten years ago, the world descended on downtown for Super Bowl XLVI. Here’s the story of the biggest event the city ever hosted, told by the people who were there.

A local entrepreneur rolls the dice on an Underground Railroad board game and learns about his heritage along the way.

No joke: Comedian Lewis Black is chairman of the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library board.

How do you lose to the worst team in the NFL with the playoffs on the line? Let us count the ways.

After endless complaints of arbitrary and unpredictable rule enforcement, economic unfairness, and lax oversight, the question of what it would take to topple the NCAA seems almost hopelessly quixotic.

The Indiana Pacers are nearly halfway through what will again be a playoff-less campaign.

It’s not sour grapes if it’s true. It’s sour peaches.

Mmm-mmm-mmm. We sure look good on national TV. Here’s how the city gets glammed up when it hosts the big sporting events.

Mildly nauseating loss puts Colts in a must-win situation.

Do you believe in (Christmas) miracles? Our Colts recappers do.

Taking the kids to Christmas Eve church service is like climbing Mount Everest.