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This summer my family vacationed at Folly Beach, just outside of Charleston, SC (it was lovely). As I was planning the drive home, I lobbied for a one-night stay in Asheville, NC. Why? Because I had heard about a destination brewery that Sierra Nevada recently opened. For me, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale…
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This blog post was written by guest writer Ben Hardy, co-owner of The Gallery Pastry Shop in Indianapolis. He graduated summa cum laude from Le Cordon Bleu International Culinary Academy with a degree in pastry arts. Chef Hardy has been studying pastries for 18 years; he is a Certified Executive…
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Slip on your lederhosen and grab your favorite beer stein because it’s Oktoberfest! Indianapolis has a strong German culture which dates back to the 19th century. With city-wide passions for music, culture, craft brewing, and top-notch cuisine, Indianapolis is the ultimate city to experience an…
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Get ready for colorful masks and high-flying wrestling moves entertaining enough to make your jaw drop during the Lucha Libro Festival. This festival, held at Central Library on Sept. 28 beginning at 10 am, helps celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month that runs until Oct.15. Its part of a…
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When someone walks into Irvington Vinyl and Books, owner Elysia Smith hopes that they’re ready for some exploration. “The motto of the shop is to dig,” Smith says. “The definition of dig is A) the act of uncovering that which is buried, or B) to appreciate and enjoy. I want that process of…
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It is not easy for an African American in the United States to create their own legacy, especially a woman in the early 1900s like Madam CJ Walker. The story of a woman who came from an enslaved mother manifested her own destiny by becoming an entrepreneur. As a woman building an empire, she…
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Since 1984, Indianapolis has proudly hosted the Circle City Classic. Sports, music, arts, and culture combine, creating a celebration of America’s finest historically black colleges and universities. This year, at the 36th annual Classic, Kentucky State University meets Jackson State University on…
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I'm the kind of girl who's always wanted to live inside a museum. I think this notion probably first began when I read The Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler as a kid. It was further encouraged with the release of the Night at the Museum triology of movies. In fact, I probably still…
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Free public art + books = a dream come true for a bibliophile like me. After all, what’s more inspirational than a soul challenging read combined with a striking visual in the public space? And what’s easier on your budget than not having to pay for either? Enter The Public Collection. At the core…
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Fall is here, which calls for fall decor, color-changing leaves, and, of course, Halloween! To get into the holiday spirit, Indy’s HorrorHound Weekend is here to serve up plenty of spooky fun. The best part is, this year's convention is bigger and better than ever before! Here are five event…
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