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The mantra “You Only Live Once” (or YOLO) is a philosophy centered on seizing every opportunity. Former Fox 59 Indy Now host and Straight No Chaser alum Ryan Ahlwardt embodies that idea by stepping away from the camera and back into a place he knows very well—behind the microphone as a singer-songwriter. He hosts a record release party for his new album, Crying in the Canyon, on Friday, October 30, at the Tarkington Theater at Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel.

Coco: In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Gainbridge Fieldhouse presents this free community screening of Disney’s heartwarming tale about a young musician connecting with...

Doug Jones may be hard for people who grew up with him in Indianapolis to recognize these days—the actor, contortionist, and mime artist is one of the most prolific performers in Hollywood, but his face is never the same. Instead, he spends most of his time on-screen covered in heavy makeup and has made a name for himself portraying whimsical creatures. But underneath it all, he retains his humility and lust for life.

Catch the Indianapolis Ballet’s 2026–27 season opener, celebrate banned books, or see Queen on the big screen this week.

The Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields offers a look at the world-class art owned by Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz.

From a preview of Hoosiers basketball to OwlFest and a tour through one of Indy's largest cemeteries. These are the events not to be missed in October.

A Fever team led by three all-stars, Aliyah Boston, Caitlin Clark, and Kelsey Mitchell, will be pivotal in Indiana's upcoming playoff run.

Die Famous, a Depression-era crime thriller based on Indy's Brady Gang, collects rave reviews for its Hoosier author.

The 2026 festival will showcase international stars, modern masters, and Indy-based standouts.

Daniel Jones and the Indianapolis offensive weapons had underwhelming results on Sunday after accumulating just 149 yards passing.