Indiana INsider's Guide

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Amy Lynch

Your Guide to an Amazing Colts Gameday at Lucas Oil Stadium

Go horse! Sure, it’s easy to play armchair quarterback at home on Sunday afternoons, but there’s nothing like the thrill of attending an Indianapolis Colts game in person at Lucas Oil Stadium. With seating for 67,000, this state-of-the-art showplace took shape during the Colts’ Peyton Manning era…

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BUTTER shines a light on Black artists in Indy

Back for its third year in 2023, BUTTER: A Fine Art Fair presented by JPMorgan Chase and Newfields returns to the historic Stutz Building in downtown Indianapolis over Labor Day weekend to showcase works from nearly 50 Black artists. Since its inception in 2021, this curated art event has generated…

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Exhibit Columbus marries innovative art and architecture

Now in its fourth exhibition cycle, Exhibit Columbus 2023, “Public by Design,” kicks off August 26, featuring 13 inspirational pieces of public art that will remain on display through November 26, 2023. Blending elements of art, design and the architecture that this mid-sized Hoosier city is so…

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New installment SPARKs fresh activity on Monument Circle

Downtown Indy, Inc., Big Car Collaborative, the Capital Improvement Board, and the Indiana War Memorial Commission have teamed up to breathe new life into Monument Circle in Indianapolis by activating the southwest quadrant with fun games, food and art installations. Open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m…

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Taste the food of a celebrity chef in southern Indiana

Calling all Hell’s Kitchen, MasterChef and Next Level Chef fans! Gordon Ramsay Steak is up and running at Caesars Southern Indiana Hotel and Casino in Elizabeth on the banks of the Ohio River, inspiring culinary pilgrimages from all across the region. Because of his busy schedule, you’re not likely…

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Catch a buzz at these Indiana bee farms

As pollinators, bees represent a crucial component of the national food chain, accounting for about $15 billion in added crop value according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Now that spring has sprung in Indiana, these industrious insects are hard at work producing honey at rural farms and…

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