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I used to watch my grandmother crochet blankets, hats, scarfs, ornaments – you name it. Somehow, though, I didn’t learn how to pronounce “crochet” until I was 12 years old. So, there I was, telling my classmates all about the scarf my grandmother “krawtch-et-ed.” (Don’t worry; I’m, like, totally…
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Your to-be-read list just got bigger. Earlier this month, Indiana Humanities released the nominees for the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards. The awards, which were established in 2009, honor the best books written by Indiana residents (or those with deep connections to the state)…
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Browse Etsy or Instagram long enough, and you’ll find a herd of notecards about women’s suffrage. Most are from the 1910s, with proclamations like “I want to speak for myself at the polls” and “The women’s hour has struck.” (One of my personal favorites says, “And you think you can keep women…
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Now that it’s August – or, as I like to call it, “Sixth March” – I’d wager that you probably have eaten at Indy’s drive-in restaurants and taken scenic routes to some of the city’s best outdoor spaces. Maybe you’ve even watched a classic at one of Indy’s four drive-in theaters. TLDR; You take safety…
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Rest easy, radish and romaine lovers. The Original Farmers’ Market has returned to downtown Indianapolis – it’s just in a new location, with new precautions. (And a special sponsorship gift from City Market!) Original Farmers’ Market moves to Monument Circle The Original Farmers’ Market was deemed…
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Whether you’re headed to Saraga International Grocery or getting takeout from a place on Indy’s northeast side, there’s a “detour” that can get you there. Here are nine scenic routes that you – and your roommates, significant other, and family – can take while traveling in Indy. West 56th Street…
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Table for 200, please! It’s time for a city-wide virtual dinner party. While in-person meetings are postponed, conversations are still on-going. That’s why Yelp, Downtown Indy, IndyHub, and Indiana Humanities are coming together to host Dinner with Indy, a virtual dinner party at 6:30 pm…
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This fall, the Indiana Repertory Theatre launches its INclusion Series, a three-part program that celebrates diverse storytelling. First up is And So We Walked: An Artist’s Journey Along the Trail of Tears. This one-woman show, created by Cherokee artist and activist DeLanna Studi, explores the…
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Who is Cole? Cole, a downtown dweller, plays shortstop for the Indianapolis Indians. Q. How did you get started in baseball? I always played growing up. My grandpa and my dad introduced me to the game when I was three. By the time I was five, I was playing on a travel ball team. I kept being good…
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Wands at the ready. This summer, the first-ever fan festival for “Harry Potter: Wizards Unite” is coming to Indianapolis. From August 31-September 1, developer Niantic and publisher WB Games will host thousands of witches and wizards in White River State Park. The event will use all 250 acres of…
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