Free admission and free parking greet visitors at St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church, where proceeds fund an ongoing Byzantine-style sanctuary build.

Broad Ripple hosts a five-day jazz takeover, ending with a $3.6 million renovated ARTSPARK and free entry for kids 14 and under.

Forty violinists from 10 countries descend on Indianapolis this month, chasing a Stradivarius loan and a Carnegie Hall debut.

Artists paint live at the T.C. Steele estate Saturday as Indiana marks 100 years since the painter's death.

The Indianapolis showcase moves to October 11 with a $10 ticket and a buy-one-get-one deal.

Trent Green helped unveil the optical-illusion mural on Kirkwood Avenue, letting fans pose inside IU's championship moment.

Now in its fifth year, Festival 451 Indy pairs Bradbury readings with free library books to fight declining adult literacy.

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.