Cara Jean Wahlers collaborated with guitarist Aaron Stroup to make “Hometown Boy,” Wahlers’ first album since 2010.
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The Herron School of Art and Design at Indiana University Indianapolis will host a four-day installation of “Out Into Us (Slow Down).”
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Naptown Votes, SoundOff Naptown and Slum Baby Family will present Sunday performance by 4200Kory at Turntable.
Dormant since 1992, the 99-year-old Rivoli Theatre endured years of deterioration, including roof collapses that threatened the historic building.
Heartland Film Festival, which showcased more than 100 independent films over its 11-day run, has announced its award winners.
ArtsPark will reopen Saturday with a public celebration to mark the completion of $3.7 million in renovations.
For most of his career, McGee has served as sports announcer for “Bob & Tom” and a sarcastic foil to show co-founder Tom Griswold.
One section of an outdoor event space downtown on West Georgia Street was opened on Friday. Meanwhile, the next phase of the project is now open for bidding.
After pursuing separate musical careers, TJ and Teresa Reynolds combine their rapping and singing talents on “Lineage.”
Belinda Tate has managed day-to-day operations at the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields since November 2023.
Fountain Square venue Hoosier Dome has presented punk, metal and indie rock shows for all-ages audiences since 2010.
The merger brings two of America’s oldest moviemaking studios together and further concentrates power in an industry already run by just a handful of major players.
“Hollywood, Ending,” released Sept. 22, debuted at No. 1 on the New York Times Best Sellers list and USA Today’s Best-selling Booklist.
Jimmy Stewart’s dedication to the war effort and the accompanying emotional toll are at the heart of new film “Jimmy,” which makes its world premiere in Indianapolis this month.
Official gubernatorial portraits that have hung inside state offices or spent time in storage are being gathered for a long-term display in the Statehouse’s public hallways.
If you’re visiting Indianapolis with your team — or are already here and looking to shake things up a bit — the Circle City has no shortage of out-of-the-norm activities to bring your group together.
The future success of downtown might ultimately be measured less by how crowded it is during its biggest weekends and more by what it looks like in between them.
The lineup of Afro-Latin band Sweet Poison Victim has doubled in size since the release of 2024 album “Ringgold Avenue Highlife.”
A 52-year-old roller skating facility is scheduled to reopen Friday and bring the United Skates of America brand back to Indianapolis.
More than 130 pieces fill the fourth floor of the Indianapolis Museum of Art at the new exhibition.
The share of people who spent time at arts and entertainment events dropped by more than 20 percent from 2019 to 2025, for instance, as did the share of people who went out to eat and drink on an average day.
Christopher Lewis made the leap from being a part-time musician to a full-time musician this year, leaving his job at Crown Equipment Corp.’s forklift plant in Greencastle to devote his energy to rapping, singing and playing guitar.
