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Characters in Hotel Holmes are developed with unique back stories, and they interact freely with the guests. Participants will be led through eight different rooms, starting with Victorian style hotel rooms and eventually into Holmes’ deathly lair. Each room signifies a different part of Holmes’ journey.

A look back at the Irvington Halloween Festival’s beginnings—and the spooky fun in store this month.

“We hadn’t really seen a food truck that had attached itself to a neighborhood. It’s important to take Irvington with us wherever we go, and bring people back in.”

Indy dining news this week includes an Irvington restaurant launching its dinner service, a chophouse coming to Mass Ave, and the opening of a new cafe on East Washington Street.

“The whole thing is built around a place for people to come, meet the artists, see them at work, and hang out.”

Escape your couch (and the incessant stream of trick-or-treaters) this Halloween.

Places to go, things to see, and food to eat in Irvington.

Daniel Carter shares his recipe for his grandmother’s bread pudding.

Penn & Palate’s menu aims for updates of American family classics.

It may be named after The Legend of Sleepy Hollow author Washington Irving, but right now, there’s nothing sleepy about it.

The historic abode still contains some of the original features, like striking French doors and coffered ceilings.

Chef Dan’s Food Truck to preview menu at new brick-and-mortar spot, and a national restaurant/brewery comes to Circle Centre mall.

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

A pocket for everything on this utilitarian beauty.

Via @notthatjohnking: “Attention All Local Business Owners: You do not have to put your kid in your TV commercial.”