Arts & Culture

This historic neighborhood has our attention with its new farmers market and emerging art scene.

Chandeliers and dance floors have replaced crops and horse stalls in these barns–turned–event spaces, Indy’s trendiest setting for gatherings. Take a gander.

The Bicentennial Torch will travel 3,200 miles through all 92 Indiana counties, hitting 17 state parks, 260 cities, nine rivers and lakes, and 22 universities along the way. All told, the torch will cover about 97 miles a day.

Broad Ripple model shines in Kanye’s New York Season 4 show.

“Even as a kid, Bill had great influence at the dinner table.”

A look at what Indianapolis might look like with its own TV show on the second episode of the Indianapolis Monthly podcast.

“Musicians in New Orleans entertain … It gets in your blood—that feeling, that music from New Orleans. You just hear it everywhere. It’s in the street, it’s on the corners, and it’s in clubs. In a great way, you can’t escape it if you live there.”

Watching is always more fun when you know what you’re doing. Here, the tips and tricks to enjoy the penultimate event in the PGA Tour playoffs.

In the first episode of the Indianapolis Monthly podcast, we have a conversation with new Editor-In-Chief Michael Rubino.

“If I had a dime for every time someone came up to me and said, ‘I’m composing an opera,’ I’d be rich,” says the Indianapolis Opera managing director. “But as soon as Richard said ‘Kurt Vonnegut,’ I sat up a little straighter.”

Indy will have reason to tune in to “Dancing With the Stars,” with IndyCar’s James Hinchcliffe and North Central High School’s Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds competing.

The Cultural Trail and Canal lit up this weekend in honor of CICF’s 100th anniversary.

Exotic food, new beer, and how to see downtown’s first-ever light show.

The BMW Championships, September 8 to 11 at Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel, will feature the three reigning, and only living, Olympic medalists. What it won’t feature is drunk swimmers.

“Over the course of this fast-moving thriller, the crimes intersect in what promises to be yet another New York Times bestselling novel.”