irvington

This laidback enclave full of eclectic shops has lots more going for it than the Halloween festival.

This week’s roundup of Indy’s coolest shopping and style news includes a flurry of destination markets and one hot designer collection.

A low-key enclave captures the charming neighborhood’s creative side.

Your guide to the festival that’s been haunting trick-or-treaters since 1927.

A new eastside boutique caters to all shapes and sizes.

How they landed one of Irvington’s best homes: the Eudorus Johnson House, aka the Irvington Castle.

This one stars a famous tree. And some really short shorts worn by Tad.

Why You Should Flock To This Irvington Bar

Irvington finally gets its Baggott-branded neighborhood watering hole.

Baggott’s early years were marked by the kind of pain, frustration, and failure that would wreck anyone not equipped with his tenacious belief that better things are around the corner.

What do we want right after Thanksgiving? Apparently, fried chicken.

No tricks: Our guide to Halloween, Irvington-style.

“Once the connection is made to the east, bike commuting to downtown Indianapolis from Greenfield and Cumberland will increase,” says Scott Irons, owner of Indy Cycle Specialist. “It’ll also be a boon to Irvington, as riders explore our shops, restaurants, breweries, and the beautiful neighborhood.”

One of Irvington’s original arteries makes a comeback.

The second incarnation of entrepreneur Chris Baggott’s farm-to-curb concept that started in Greenfield checks every box for a successful run.