Clowes Memorial Hall

“I’m not the total a-hole that people think I am.”

“It’s very loud, and there’s a lot of scary parts to it, there’s some gross parts; it’s just kind of out there.”

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“I’ve seen a dad try to cover his daughter’s eyes and ears because he didn’t know what he had brought her to.”

“Before the program even began, the crowd delivered each a standing ovation, awed by two statesmen who eschewed speaking in soundbites in favor of fully formed U.N. draft resolutions.”

“When I met John Green on the set of the movie, I really felt like he was a kindred spirit.”

“All of what I do contains an element of social relevance. I love projects that feel like they couldn’t have been made two years ago.”

For lovers of luxury, sports, Downton Abbey, and everything in between.

Headed to Clowes Memorial Hall? Oh Yumm! Bistro serves the best pre-show light dinner in the neighborhood.

Want more leg room at the IRT? Reserve an aisle seat or the back row of the balcony. The best view and sound, though, is—surprise—up in the balcony.

Q Artistry led in terms of quirk factor, and spoken-word poet Tasha Jones continued her striking series of turns.

I’m willing to bet soul-music legend Ray Charles never expected his music to be the backbone of a contemporary modern-dance company. But Nicholas Owens Dance Company has done just that.

Own a piece of Indianapolis history: armchairs from Clowes Memorial Hall, The Coliseum, and Bush Stadium, all the product of recent renovations.

People would drive out of their way to see an Evans Woollen house, says one longtime friend. “In the ’60s, that stuff wasn’t happening here.”