Northern Indiana’s Art & Earth Trail has official opened to the public. The trail is actually a network for seven trail loops that display the unique heritage of seven of Northern Indiana’s counties. Elkhart County’s Heritage Trail has been around Read more
The Indianapolis Fringe Theatre is becoming the new place in Indianapolis to go for new theater productions. I’ve been to a re-interpretation of Richard III, They Call Me Mr. Fry, and Blunder Construction. From March 5 – 21, Debra Ehrhardt’s Read more
On the last full weekend of each year — September 26 & 27 — thousands of art lovers and festival goers descend on Madison, Indiana for the Madison Chataqua Festival of Art. This juried fine arts and crafts show will have Read more
Imagine what might happen in a room full of Indiana’s most passionate artists, scientists, entrepreneurs, community organizers, educators, spiritual leaders, politicians, activists and communicators. Imagine this group spending an entire afternoon together. . . sharing a common experience, engaging in Read more
The Pennsy Trail Art Fair and Bluegrass Festival in Greenfield (Hancock County) is a local effort designed to “link the arts, the local community, and social service needs” in the Hancock County area. June 27th, 2009 will be the 7th Read more
It’s been two years since Wug Laku’s Studio and Garage (actually, it’s wUG LAKU’S STUDIO & gARAGE — it’s an artist thing. Don’t ask.) opened its doors to the public. I’ve spent more than a year visiting his studio on Read more
Bloomington (Monroe County) is home to one of the state’s best, hardest-working theatre groups, the Bloomington Playwrights Project. In addition to their regular schedule of edgy, non-traditional plays (so edgy, I couldn’t even list the name of the latest play Read more
Hoosier theater-goers are not limited to just the large scale theaters doing Broadway, or community theaters doing “Hello Dolly” for the eighth year in a row. There are several small independent theaters in the Central Indiana area. Read more
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