Indiana State Museum

From taking in virtual performances to contributing to relief funds, there are plenty of ways to remain culturally connected.

What former anesthesiologist Jose Ramos wants fellow addicts to know.

The IMAX Theater at Indiana State Museum is embracing our theory that downtown is one giant playground.

Experience The Last Jedi on the state’s largest screen that’s nearly ten Harrison Fords tall and fifteen Mark Hamills wide.

Good or evil? Pick your poison at Indiana State Museum’s latest exhibition.

Peering up at the Empire State Building in New York City, the daunting skyscrapers can make you feel far from home. The hustle and bustle of the big city is a change of pace from the slow and steady heartbeat of home of Indiana. But home isn’t as far away as you’d think. It’s built […]

Gregory Henson, a single father and former drug dealer looking to turn his life around, slouches in a waiting room chair, hoping his baby will be okay.
It’s 3:28 a.m.
The last thing on his mind?
His Algebra I final in five-and-a-half hours.

Yellow light … yellow light … yellow light … green light! And they’re off.

The film starts with a good 10 minutes showing dust swirling prismatically in space. It’s pure and beautiful.

Indiana is going all out to salute the big 2-0-0. Want to get in the Hoosier State spirit? We have a few ideas.

There are only 15 screens in the world where you’ll be able to see The Force Awakens exactly as it was shot, and one is in Indy.

There’s something about running along the Canal that makes me want to give everyone I see a big thumbs-up.

“Honestly, I really do feel like if Paul were alive, I would love to just sit down and watch this movie with him,” says Carolla. “I don’t think he’d necessarily appreciate a retrospective on his film career, but I think he would love this movie.”

“There were rules in those days. People didn’t just cut off other people’s heads.”

Celebrate both West African and African-American art, history, and culture from a Hoosier perspective.