Arts & Culture

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

Downloading the latest album can’t compete with the camaraderie of Record Store Day, April 22, which brings together music mavens from all over the city.

Grab a Frisbee and leash up the dog. Tibbs Drive-In debuts its big refresh.

[1] Design In the market for a $26,000 Versace chair? Even if you’re not, head to the Platinum Living showroom for high-end holiday decor and design inspiration. Owner Jacquelyn Bilbrey, an interior designer, claims to have the largest selection of original European oil paintings in the Midwest. 960 Logan St., 776-8701, platinumlivingllc.com. [2] Snack Pull up a chair at Sweet Home Cupcakes, which opened in May with a rotating selection of nearly 50 flavors. Among them are Miller Man (chocolate cake with vanilla Bavarian filling) and Miller Mama (white cake with chocolate filling), both named in honor of the Noblesville High School Millers. 937 Logan St., 987-5551, sweethomecupcakes.net.

"The best part is that there’s so much people don’t know about Slick Leonard," says filmmaker Ted Green. "He’s a documentarian’s dream.”

Comedian and actor Joel McHale, star of the hit TV shows Community and The Great Indoors, arrives in Indy this week for a show...

"It is so nice to have a virgin experience at this stage in my life," says Michael Feinstein. "And so I will be coming with great expectations but no attachment to any particular driver."

"This is a very progressive city," says Hofstetter. "We wanted to do something positive to change the bill. For bands to give something, not take it away."

Name: Ben Snyder

This fall, Civic Theatre turns 100. Here's a look back at its first century.