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For three decades, Indiana’s most disturbing serial killer flew under the true crime radar. In 1996, at least a dozen bodies were found at a Westfield estate belonging to wealthy businessman Herb Baumeister, but it wasn’t until recently that podcasters and filmmakers caught wind of the case.
Best Restaurants 2024 - Indianapolis Monthly
Best Restaurants 2024. IN A CITY with so many great places to dine, defining its best is a daunting task. This year’s standouts, which range from scrappy upstarts to comforting classics, all share a high standard of quality.
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Photographer Tony Valainis attended the inaugural I Made Rock And Roll Festival, capturing a glimpse of what is hopefully a new annual tradition in Indianapolis.
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The Indy-based art nonprofit Big Car Collaborative has transformed Garfield Park by converting roughly a city block’s worth of dilapidated storefronts, old industrial buildings, and parking lots into a public arts fantasia.
Best Of Indianapolis: Culture - Indianapolis Monthly
2023年12月14日 · THEATER COLLECTIVE. The idea for Naptown African American Theatre Collective came to LaKesha Lorene in 2021, and after two years of gathering support and planning, the group debuted its first two shows, Black Book and Detroit ’67, this year.As the first Black-operated member of the Actors’ Equity Association in Indianapolis, NAATC’s mission is to create a sustainable source of ...
Best Of Indy - 2024 - Indianapolis Monthly
Best of Indy. Meet the tastemakers, trendsetters, and trailblazers who helped make Indianapolis a standout city this year.| Written by Eve Batey, Gabriela Bell, Christiana Bertsch, Megan Fernandez, Camille Graves, Terry Kirts, Erika Kovach, Amy Lynch, Andrea Ratcliff, and Christina Vercelletto | Photos by Tony Valainis and Clay Maxfield
BEST OF INDY: CULTURE - Indianapolis Monthly
2024年12月3日 · Indianapolis Ambassador Walk & Talk tour guide Sampson Deon Levingston leads participants around Indy’s historic neighborhoods, paying special attention to areas that have flourished with attention from city government—for example, Mass Ave—as well as areas (such as Indiana Avenue’s now-demolished Black Wall Street) that have suffered. . Throughout, Levingston’s tone is indefatigable ...
Best Of Indianapolis: Lifestyle - Indianapolis Monthly
2023年12月15日 · GARDEN PARTY Photo courtesy Fishers Flower Farm. Inspired by the famous book of the same name, The Secret Garden dinner party at Fishers Flower Farm (near 106th Street and Allisonville Road; inquire for details) captures the story’s enchantment in the form of an alfresco night amid fields of strawflowers and native pollinators. For $200, guests walk an illuminated trail through the woods to ...
Readers’ Choice - Indianapolis Monthly
Breaded Tenderloin: Steer In Pizza: King Dough Podcast: Crime Junkie Celeb: Caitlin Clark Boutique Hotel: Bottleworks Team: Indiana Fever Burger: Bru Burger Day Spa: Woodhouse Steakhouse: St. Elmo’s Vegan Food: 10th Street Diner Meat Shop: Kincaid’s Meat Market Pop Up Dinners: Milktooth Ramen: Strangebird Kids Clothing …