Arts & Culture

Every summer, motorcycle riders across Indianapolis break their bikes out of storage and take to the pavement in search of the rush of adrenaline, the encompassing calm of the wind whipping by, and the connection and kinship that can only be found in a life on two wheels.

Take a peek into the lives of Indy's motorcycle enthusiasts through the eyes of photographer Michael Schrader, aka Pink Bike Mike.

We go behind the scenes of Indy’s booming convention business to showcase the Circle City’s talent for hosting large-scale gatherings such as Gen Con, FDIC International, and Indiana Black Expo.

Whether it's a celebration of Independence Day or Twilight on the Terrace, there's a surplus of can't miss activities available this month.

A manner-festo for the outdoor concert series starting June 26.

Fans of the Chicago Bears say move isn’t about emotion, it’s about money.

Fishers White River Park has no grand entrance and no obvious centerpiece. Instead, it hides behind a massive apartment complex. Built largely on land unsuitable for conventional development, the 120-acre site is the fruit of a novel effort to set aside some of the area’s increasingly rare open space for public use—without spending a dime of city money.

Johnson's trajectory on the pitch has continued its uphill climb with her now fighting for a spot on the U.S. team.

Our Indiana expert gives a tutorial on the legalities of various forms of gambling.

Meet the local emo-punk band that is making waves in the Circle City.