Arts & Culture

“I turned back to the guy and said, in a happy, triumphant voice, ‘It’s a fake!’ I was right, but he wasn’t too happy with me.”

Five tips for avoiding Indy’s money pits.

A few experts tips to help you make the most of Antiques Roadshow’s stop in Indy on July 9.

Tony Pancake and his staff used satellite images to modify the course for pros.

These five shows are sure to satisfy your outdoor concert craving.

Jim Irsay ponies up for his elite QB.

George said mosquitoes like to bite him—“I guess I’m attractive to them”—and admitted the current outbreak in South America initially made him a little nervous about traveling there.

Here are the best locations to catch the spectacular downtown show.

Can’t get enough of the Ravenswood shindig? We have more photos from the Fourth-of-July tradition.

He defends retailers against pyros suing for their own negligence—like lighting fireworks on their heads.

“He is my brother, but also not just like a brother,” Norbu said of the Dalai Lama. “He is the leader of the Tibetan people, so there is respect. He is a leader and also a younger brother. Sometimes we agree, sometimes we disagree. But we are human beings. We talk. His Holiness, he sends compassion and love to everyone.”

My journey through one of Indy’s hottest new spots, The Escape Room.

“I come from Texas, and there are great people in Texas, but there’s something that I love about the honesty of the Hoosier population. The people here, they will do anything for you.”

Baby animals, a new dolphin presentation, and a 3-mile-long Lego exhibit are a few of the things you can expect to see new at the Indianapolis Zoo this summer.

African-American biker club who honor a proud legacy.