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Set your filter to “Willow.” Visit these rustic photogenic landmarks on your next Indiana roadtrip.

Paula Katz talks about being a one-woman-staff at the iMOCA and the blurry line between work and life.

A look into the eclectic career of Alan Cumming, including that Romy and Michele dance, his Cabaret days, and his award-winning cologne called Cumming.

“I can’t wait for the Indianapolis Museum of Art ‘Project IMA Fashion Show’ on October 9. It’s truly one of the best-produced fashion events in our city—a must-see!”

“It’s a complete shift in the way art is presented and taken in by the local community. Pop-up events are one of the key ways that people experience art now.”

Debut young-adult novelist and Indy native Francesca Zappia discusses her recently published book, Made You Up.

For 20 years, Indy Irish Fest has celebrated Celtic heritage in Indiana. Here’s how to navigate this year’s festival like a true Irishman.

Sharp fall loafers, Game of Thrones gifts, upcycled piano-wire jewelry, the must-have farmer’s market tee, and more.

The IMA hopes its first foray into vehicles reaches 75,000 in attendance, which would make Dream Cars one of the IMA’s largest events ever.

A cerebral calendar, a sweet graphic dress, cooler inline skates, and more.

“It’s good testimony to what can happen when people who love their neighborhood come together.”

In 2012, staffers at an Evansville museum discovered an original Picasso, mislabeled, that had been stored unnoticed for nearly 50 years.

Dr. James MacLeod drew a simple yet compelling cartoon within an hour of hearing about the attacks on satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo.

Need help sticking to your resolution? Natural Born Juicers has plenty of selections to restore your glow through the dead of winter.

She asks authors like John Green and Lois Lowry to not sign their book to her, but instead to write a jokey note, like, “Thanks for a magical night I’ll never forget.”