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The Decay Devils are dedicated to preservation and beautification efforts in Gary, Indiana. They also give walking tours featuring a number of Gary's infamously abandoned buildings.
Porchlight
Listen to the familiar and the forgotten through recorded song
Listen to the familiar and the forgotten through recorded song
Richmond
Very uncommon to see an obituary where the location of the birth and death are the same town.
Steely Dan
Probably the greatest rock band in name only ever.
Harlem
Imagine arriving in Harlem: An immigrant in your own country.
Traveling
Travel abroad can reveal the world much like classic novels can reveal the past. You may leave disheartened but you'll always leave wiser.
Characters
Unique characters and great events remind us that life is always right now.
Classical
Live performance has always been primary to the presentation of classical music. Reassuring to know that will never change.
Act
Acting up and acting out are usually considered behavioral problems.
Cash Money
Cash money rewards conscious action in the moment. You have it. You spend it. Or not.
Story
More than anything else, story helps us define what is true and what is worth remembering.
Leap
The steps taken immediately before a leap will determine the distance covered.
Past
The past has too many witnesses to establish any certainty as to what actually happened.
Christmas
An appreciation of the Yuletide season from the perspective of passing time.
More Arts & Culture
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IU Theatre's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by MFA student Samwell Rose, is billed as a celebration of queer identity and community within a vibrant circus setting.
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Koney King in Gary, Indiana has been operating for over a hundred years, becoming an anchor in the community. Offering dogs, burgers, sausages and more, their famous chili sauce is a must-get topping.
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Anna Liu, who plays Lucette/Cendrillon in IU Opera's production of Jules Massenet's Cendrillon, talks about performing a dream operatic role. -
Many of us with clay soil complain loudly about it, and it’s true that gardens with clay soil can be hard to dig. Nonetheless, it has its virtues. -
Prince Maximilian's journals are a significant record of the intellectual life of New Harmony after its famous years as an experimental utopian community. -
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Poet Daniel Lassell reads “Frame [in the underworld],” “The Glassmaker’s Bench,” “Edge Markers,” “Frame [in the underworld],” and “Frame Inside a Frame.” -
A celebration of non-musical films that placed iconic songs in our collective imagination. -
“Little progress ‘happens’," stated Faburn DeFrantz. "Usually it must be wrested from influences that—either belligerently or indifferently—deny it.” -
Photos of this new generation of Heucheras are irresistible. I plan to order as many as I can afford for spring planting! -
Gather around, because we’re listening to folktales and fables! Musical storytelling has a long history beyond the dramatic stage, so follow along for tales of Aesop’s animals, magical beings, Robin Hood, and more. -
Candler was favorably impressed with the “young and vigorous city” of Indianapolis, but soundly disapproved of the legislature's attitude toward slavery.
