Arts & Culture

Last March, the venerable City Market said goodbye to its last dozen or so vendors and kicked off a massive redevelopment effort that will see the august structure thoroughly remade, along with much of the surrounding block. Here’s what we can expect during and after the project.

With all eyes on her, superstar Caitlin Clark makes the jump to the Fever and the WNBA, embarking on a professional career in Indiana where basketball is on the biggest stage.

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.

Trying to figure out which of Indianapolis' bevy of golf courses is the right one for you can be overwhelming, at least before you ask the Hoosierist.

The unique mementos that Paris-bound swimmers will take with them are being made with a distinctly Indiana spin.

The best spots to spend a a well-deserved evening out and about.

The Tale of Two U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials in Indy, 100 Years Apart

Photographer Tony Valainis went downtown to photograph the 2024 Indianapolis Pride Parade, capturing a glimpse of the annual celebration of all things LGBTQ in Indianapolis. 

While the WNBA continues to grow its fanbase, in part thanks to this year’s talented rookie class, the league continues to receive comments about the sport and its players that hinder its progress.

PARIS IS coming to Indianapolis. Well, sort of. This month, the city will host the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Swimming on June...