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“Cave of Forgotten Dreams”

Dec. 28-30

Indianapolis Museum of Art

Werner Herzog’s acclaimed documentary explores the oldest human artistic expression, featuring footage shot in France’s Chauvet cave. Details here.

Winter Solstice

Dec. 22

Indianapolis Museum of Art

The Indianapolis Museum of Art celebrates the non-denominational day with a short performance by the Indiana Ballet Conservatory, ice carving, hands-on-activities and hot chocolate. Details here.

Free Day

Dec. 24

Children’s Museum of Indianapolis

As part of the 12 Free Days of Christmas promotion, The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis will give its fee collectors some time off. Despite his heavy workload the same evening, Santa will be in the house for photographs, and the Yule Slide will be open for business. Details here.  Looking for more bargains this week? The Rhythm Discovery Center is free Dec. 22 and the Indiana History Center goes gratis on Dec. 23.

“A Candlelight Evening on Delaware Street”

Dec. 28

Various locations

For this fundraiser, the evening begins with a visit to the President Benjamin Harrison Home, still decked out for the holidays. Next, it’s off to four other locations with food and/or drink at every stop. Details here.

Jim Brickman/Benjamin Utecht

Dec. 28

Murat Theatre

The pianist and PBS pledge-break staple brings his show to the Murat—with former Colt/ now professional crooner Benjamin Utecht as one of his vocalists. Even though they’ll be here after Christmas, don’t be surprised to hear tunes from both of their new holiday albums, Brickman’s “All is Calm” and Utecht’s “Christmas Hope.” For a listen to Utecht’s off-the-field sounds, click here. http://vimeo.com/28206135. Details on the concert here.

Cracker Barrel rebuffs Biglari

Cracker Barrel shareholders appear to have rejected Sardar Biglari’s move to join the restaurant chain’s board, but stopped short of passing a “poison pill” plan that would deter outside investors from taking over the business.

State SBDC network gets new director

The Indiana Economic Development Corp. announced Tuesday morning that Jacob Schpok officially has been named director of the agency. He was appointed interim director earlier in the month.

Odd chapter of Conseco Fieldhouse coming to a close

More than a year after changing its name from Conseco to CNO Financial, the Carmel-based company finally decides to make its naming-rights investment in Pacers' venue pay-off. The only question is, what took so long?

Marsh wins $19.5M judgment against Roche

A Hamilton Superior Court judge awarded damages to the local supermarket chain in a soured sublease deal it signed with Roche Diagnostics in March 2008.

Ex-teacher faces fondling charge

A former New Palestine gym teacher was arrested Monday for allegedly molesting a 13-year-old male student at school last year. Bryan Turner, 53, resigned from his non-certified teaching position at Doe Creek Middle School in New Palestine after allegations surfaced shortly before Thanksgiving. In a letter to parents and staff last week, Superintendent James Halik said that he received a phone call from a man who said he had personal knowledge of misconduct by Turner nearly 30 years ago. The charges stem from an investigation by the Hancock County Sheriff’s Department and Child Protective Services into an incident that took place in October 2010.

Murder suspect denies guilt

A judge has ordered two men accused in the killings of a 7-year-old girl and her uncle at their Cumberland home held for two more days to give prosecutors more time to prepare formal charges in the case. Suspects Michael Bell, 22, and  Jeremy Priel, 25, face preliminary charges of murder in the Dec. 12 killings of Kyleigh Crane and her 21-year-old uncle, Jeremy Crane. Bell, a close friend of the Crane family, told Fox59 that he waited outside the home while Priel went in to steal a video game system. He said he never heard gunshots and did not learn about the shootings until later.

Indiana jobless rate stays at 9 percent

The state’s unemployment rate held steady in November at a seasonally adjusted 9 percent, slightly higher than the overall U.S. rate that dropped to 8.6 percent, the state’s Department of Workforce Development said Tuesday morning.

City goes after tow-company license

Indianapolis is moving to revoke the license of a prominent local towing company that officials say has violated local ordinances and elicited more than two dozen consumer complaints.

Great games for holiday giving

Bored with the same old board games? Here are some newcomers to keep you away from the video screens.

Democrats rankled by ‘flawed’ leadership vote

Indiana Democrats admit they face a significant challenge trying to unite the party in time for important 2012 elections after a messy leadership squabble over the weekend left key officials divided.

Drugmaker eyes ex-Pfizer plant in western Indiana

Officials say an as-yet-unnamed drug company is looking to take over much of the former Pfizer Inc. complex near Terre Haute that had about 800 workers before it was shut down.