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Lake Maxinkuckee
Kurt Vonnegut spent his boyhood summers on Lake Maxinkuckee, and the author couldn’t have fabricated a more scenic locale in his novels. Indiana’s second-largest natural body of water offers shoreline restaurants, well-lit trails, and a small town full of boutiques.
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Street Savvy: Mass Ave
On downtown’s best street, the action shifts to the west end.
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The New Phoenix Theatre Rises — It’s One Hell Of A Rebirth
The new space, three times the footprint of the old location, provides a state-of-the-art setting for the Vonnegut musical “God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater.”
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Preview: Gallery 924’s TINY VI: The Year Of Vonnegut Exhibition
Take in the Vonnegut-inspired works of art, then take a piece home with you.
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The Story Behind the Indianapolis Opera’s New Vonnegut Production
Happy Birthday, Wanda June opens September 16.
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Hoosier Hall of Fame: The Vonneguts’ Ripple Effects
With hammers and nails, an immigrant family builds a dynasty.
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Top Five Writing Nooks
Get some work done already!
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Literary Indiana: The Write Stuff
Literary archives aren’t all dusty drafts of unfinished novels. Here, a few of the cooler items kept in local repositories.
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