Lifestyle

“The conversation in here is never just between the barber and the client. It’s between everyone in the room.”

Regulars include downtown professionals, famous drop-ins (Andrew Luck’s beard hair regularly graces Red’s floors), and groomsmen celebrating what, for some, will be their last gulp of the masculine bonhomie sold here.

“Doing things the classic way is the right way.”

Adrian Bannon sees his establishment not just as a grooming center, but as a man-friendly, brick-and-mortar adjunct to social media.

How to get the style you want, hipster beard-growing tips, and the gear you need to stock your medicine cabinet.

In the late ’70s, we were down to about 195,000 barbers nationally. But at the dawn of the new millennium, things turned around. Now there are about 300,000 barbers.

A Pendleton property comes alive with reclaimed materials and responsible stewardship.

Nature-inspired elements define this backyard paradise in Carmel.

Legacy Tours hopes to relaunch the rare 18-hour adventure with a trip to Mackinac Island on June 21.

When you promise clients stunning office spaces, you’d better make sure your own makes a knock-out first impression. RJE Business Interiors president Denny Sponsel doesn’t have anything to worry about.

Leslie Lewis shares her secrets finding the best vintage clothing at vintage shops and secondhand stores around Indianapolis.

Weekday matinee games, which are far less numerous now though thankfully not extinct, are still the cheapest and best way to experience a Cubs game.

A Facebook group called Indianapolis Tiny House Community helps pave the way for successful ownership of the trendy miniature homes.

Open Gym is a fitness pass that gives you access to nearly 400 classes at 40-plus Indy gyms and studios. The only rule: Don’t get too comfortable—you can only visit the same location four times in one month.

A den on the second floor makes a statement with wall stripes in red, pink, and orange, layered rugs, and even a daybed built into the corner.