Mass Ave – Must Visit in Downtown Indy (#video)
Mass Ave is home to shopping, dining and entertainment. It makes for an excellent night on the town or an afternoon of shopping and eating. Read more
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For Love of the Game: A Small Town Tribute
You may have watched the classic basketball movie Hoosiers, about a small town Indiana basketball team that beats the big city school. But did you know that the movie was loosely based on the town of Milan, Indiana? Today’s small Read more
It’s a Gaggle of Geckos at the Indianapolis Children’s Museum
It’s not an insurance commercial, it’s real-live geckos at the Indianapolis Children’s Museum. From February 2 – May 15, 2013, the Museum will play host to a gaggle of geckos as part of a traveling exhibit. And although they don’t Read more
Wine is Good. Chocolate is good. Wine and Chocolate TOGETHER? (Yes, Please!)
Saying you’re not a chocolate lover is like saying you’re not a water lover, or an air lover. I mean, certain items are just necessary for survival. While Indiana is blessed with epic and creative chocolate artisans in all corners Read more
Children’s Museum of Indianapolis Is Going Kid-Free for One Night
Ever wished you could enjoy the Children’s Museum without children? Here’s your chance! Read more
Rural Routes to Main Street Turns Two Counties Into Cultural Destination
Whether you want to spend a few hours, a day or an entire weekend, the Rural Routes to Main Street Cultural Trail in Hendricks County can fit any itinerary. Read more
Muncie Children’s Museum
The Muncie Children’s Museum offers 24,000 square feet of indoor space for kids to play in northeast Indiana. Links to coupon and savings offers as well. Read more
Richmond Symphony Orchestra Brings Classical Music to East Central Indiana
I grew up in East Central Indiana, Muncie to be exact. When I was growing up, there were two symphony orchestras in the area: Muncie, and Richmond. At 37,000 people, Richmond is one of the smallest cities, if not the Read more
Amy Hayes’ Twelfth Night at Indy Fringe Sure to Please
Most people don’t realize that in Shakespeare’s days, his plays were not the high-brow cultural experiences we think of. They’re not all Sir Laurence Olivier/Dame Maggie Smith posh English accents. These were bawdy, low-brow shows that “the masses” could enjoy. Read more
Finding Your Roots with Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. coming to Kokomo
Harvard professor, author, and host to several PBS programs, Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. is coming to Kokomo on Friday, January 25, 2013 to share his presentation of Finding Your Roots. This event will kick-off a year-long celebration commemorating Ivy Read more
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