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GANGGANG's sixth annual Butter fair takes over the Stutz starting Thursday, with new executive director Lesley Gordon sharing what hooked her as a collector.
Scaffolding now spills onto the Cultural Trail as the 1911 Knights of Pythias hall awaits a rescue plan.
The Marching Tiger Band learned of its selection during Saturday rehearsal and now faces a 4,000-mile trip to Pasadena.
Actors Theatre of Indiana reunites five returning cast members for a disco-and-denim sequel to last year's hit ‘Beehive’ show.
Night School runs through August 30 at Phoenix Theatre, with April Rosé playing a scheming Sharpay Evans.
Climb 330 steps or ride the elevator up 284 feet for a 360-degree view of downtown Indianapolis, finally open again after years of repairs.
Indianapolis welcomes a free Tim Cherry sculpture show as the Eiteljorg gears up for its 21st annual Quest for the West sale.
Free admission, gyros and flood-relief donations meet at Holy Trinity Cathedral in Carmel this Friday and Saturday.
Colin Blunstone of The Zombies and Peter Asher of Peter and Gordon share a bill with The Fixx next month in Nashville, Indiana.
Ambrosia hosts a four-course opera dinner Aug. 25, with baritone Daniel Narducci marking three decades with the company.
Single tickets are now on sale for IU Auditorium's 2026-2027 season, with Broadway shows priced under $50.
The Indiana State Museum show features 123 artists from 38 counties, including several from Brown County's historic art colony.
The three-story replica towers over Coppes Commons, complete with stairs to a loft, honoring a kitchen icon that once saved housewives 1,592 steps a day.
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