This Sunday: History Repeats on the Circle
Arguably the greatest orator you’ve never heard will get his due in the downtown spot where he spoke more than 130 years ago.
Street Savvy: Fountain Square
Stake out a shady spot by La Margarita's walk-up bar, right on the Cultural Trail, and settle in with muddled-strawberry 'ritas.
Seeking Survivors: On Writing About the Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse
I had been going back to the night of August 13, 2011, time and time again, in quick succession. And I was shaken.
We All Scream
Q: I caught a glimpse of the guy who drives my neighborhood’s ice-cream truck. He’s so sketchy looking, it made me wonder what else they sell out of that van. Are these people vetted?
William E., Indianapolis
Hoosier Connections at Indy Film Fest
The movies in this year’s Indy Film Fest that have Indiana connections are as diverse as the rest of the entries in the lineup: A love story about a girl and the search for just the right chair, Crush by Rebecca Pugh (co-directed with Jen West); a thriller about a home invasion gone wrong, Home Security from Kate Chaplin; and a road trip movie about old friends, Billi & Theodore by Ronald Short. These are just three of the films in the Hoosier Lens category in the festival’s ninth year.