Meet Tibbs Drive-In Theatre
As the sun sets on a sweltering summer night at the Tibbs Drive-In, vehicles ranging from compact cars to pickup trucks pull into those...
All Lanes Lead To Indy
This diverse, eclectic art initiative headed by the Indiana Sports Corporation and the Indy Arts Council of Indiana celebrates the Olympic swimming trails while showing off Indy’s local art talent in a variety of murals.
Hug It Out
Life imitates art today on the Circle, where around 280 black-clad student-stylists from the south side's Paul Mitchell school are embracing anyone within arm's length. Even those with split ends. The mass squeezing is a national Paul Mitchell campaign in its third year, and a late shift will run from 7 to 9 p.m. Air kisses optional.
The Hoosierist: Criminal Rinds
Some freedom-crushing wonk in the Beech Grove junta decided that watermelon rinds stuffed into public garbage containers punctured the plastic bags and made a mess.
Back Home Again: Man Of The People
I've liked most of the 80,000 fols who've crossed my path-except the name droppers.
Indianapolis Zoo's New Sea Lion Survived Shooting Off California Coast
Oct. 1, 2012: Meet Ray. He's the newest addition to the Indianapolis Zoo's sea life exhibit. Previously he was shot numerous times in the...
Stars of IndyCar—and Indy—Shine at Rev
I had been told I might see celebrities, and I was not disappointed.
Violin Lesson
Joshua Bell and his $12 million, 302-year-old Stradivarius open the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's season September 26.