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• Jeppe Hein's "Distance"

  [A+E] Visual Arts+Museums

  May 7-Sept. 5 - Danish artist Jeppe Hein has a little Rube...

• Kings of Leon

  [Music] Rock

  Fri., Sept. 3, 7:30 p.m. - Nothing smaller than an amphitheater will suffice for...

• About the Fire, Off Balance, Sex before Marriage, Maravich

  [Music] Punk+Metal

  Fri., Sept. 3, 10 p.m. - The second and final About the Fire reunion...

• The Now School: an Audio Recon showcase

  [Clubs+Bars] DJs+Dancing, Hip-hop

  Fri., Sept. 3, 9 p.m. - This should be fun. e. Brown and the...

• Hillbilly Happy Hour

  [Music] Rock

  Fridays, 7:30 p.m. - The Mel's weekly outlaw country night. Regular performers...

Most Viewed

• Gadfly: Business is good

• Nikki Sutton's romance of design

• Conner Prairie Country Fair

• A tale of two campuses: Ball State goes green; Purdue, not so much

• KISS: Lickin' it up at the State Fair

• Thumbs up: Local company 'Discover'-ed

Most Emailed

• Andrew Bean finds his roots

• Indianapolis Ballet still standing

• Red Key Tavern's Russ Settle 1918 - 2010

• The View From the Couch: 16 Tons and What Do You Get? Twenty Nine Dead

• Barbara Sha Cox leads the statewide fight against CAFOs

• Fringe Review: You Never Know

Most Commented

• 21st century catch-22

• Great Cats stirs great controversy

• Bill and Hillary sound more like Bush every day

• Web only: Protesters demand president’s ouster

• 'Bodies … The Exhibition'

• Finally, at last, the end

• Blogs

  Feature

  Weekend live comedy preview

  By Andrew Roberts   [Clubs + Bars Blog - Sep. 2, 2010]

  Alll the info you need on this weekend's live comedy scene, in one bite-sized snack. Featured this week is Stewart Huff at the Comedy Attic.

• Features

  Feature

  Tom Roznowski: Reanimating the past

  By Scott Hall   [Roots - Sep. 2, 2010]

  More than 30 years after Roznowski landed by chance in Bloomington, he remains fascinated by the recent history of the Midwest and its tension of rural vs. urban, traditional vs. modern, be here now vs. get there faster.

• Blogs

  Feature Video

  More of NUVO's Top Music Picks on IMC!

  By Sarah Myer   [Street Team: Blog - Sep. 2, 2010]

  NUVO's Sarah Myer presents more of the top music picks from the September 1st issue on IMC, Indy's Music Channel!

• Blogs

  Feature

  Standard Recording goes non-profit

  By Scott Shoger   [Music Blog - Sep. 2, 2010]

  The guys behind Standard think record labels should be more like non-profit arts institutions.

• Blogs

  Feature

  Rundgren to IU, new Prine interview, Bun E. out of Cheap Trick?

  By Rob Nichols   [Music Blog - Sep. 1, 2010]

  Todd Rundgren picks up a two-week teaching gig at IU, Prine guitarist Jason Wilber interviews his boss and Cheap Trick's legendary drummer Bun E. moves on.

• Blogs

  Feature Video

  NUVO Top Music Picks on IMC!

  By Sarah Myer   [Street Team: Blog - Sep. 1, 2010]

  NUVO's Sarah Myer presents some of the top music picks from the September 1st issue on IMC, Indy's Music Channel!

• Blogs

  Feature Slideshow

  Second Helpings Harvest 2010

  By Beth Belange   [Street Team: Blog - Sep. 1, 2010]

  Second Helping Harvest allowed patrons to enjoy delicious dishes prepared by Indianapolis' finest chefs and lovingly paired fine wines from Indiana and around the world - all to fight hunger in your community.

• Features

  Feature

  A final reunion for About the Fire

  By Nick Selm   [Punk + Metal - Sep. 1, 2010]

  The local melodic punk rock band About the Fire spent its five years of life — from 2002-2007 — burning gloriously like a Viking funeral.

• Blogs

  Feature Slideshow

  Plane Pull Challenge 2010

  By Beth Belange   [Street Team: Blog - Sep. 1, 2010]

  The 2010 Plane Pull Challenge was the largest Plane Pull event to date with proceeds going toward the Indiana Special Olympics. Over 70 teams competed earning more than $126,000 raised.

• Blogs

  Feature

  Zen and the art of spiritual maintenance: Part one

  By Chi Sherman   [Arts Blog - Sep. 1, 2010]

  Holy lands and sacred words are presented on scrolls in this joint exhibit

• Blogs

  Feature Slideshow

  Kammy's Kause 2010

  By Beth Belange   [Street Team: Blog - Sep. 1, 2010]

  Kammy's Kause is a music festival dedicated to raising money and awareness for the rare chromosome disorder 4p-. A free 2-day music festival featuring some of the best bands Indianapolis, Chicago & Louisville have to offer. This festival is around to help raise money that goes directly to the 4p- Support Group , www.4p-supportgroup.org , to help fund the program and help other families that have a 4p- child.

• Blogs

  Feature

  Obama's gamble

  By David Hoppe   [News Blog - Sep. 1, 2010]

  Obama, doubtless, believes that his political agenda would be stopped in its tracks were he to wade into the the mess that is the story of this country's involvement with Iraq. Perhaps he is right to want to turn away from this scene and get on with trying to manage the crises that have, in many ways, proceeded from this wreck. But this could also prove to be his biggest gamble, even his undoing.

• Blogs

  Feature Slideshow

  Indy Fringe Festival

  By Beth Belange   [Street Team: Blog - Sep. 1, 2010]

  "Club Fringe" was an outdoor soiree of music, food, friends, and fun right in the heart of Indy Fringe!

• Blogs

  Feature

  Drum-n-bass connoisseur Dave Owen

  By Danielle Look   [Clubs + Bars Blog - Sep. 1, 2010]

  Local DJ Dave Owen talks drum-n-bass, mashups and his weekly electronic night Juxtapoze.

• Read More

• Clubs + Bars Blog

  Feature

  Weekend live comedy preview

  By Andrew Roberts   [Clubs + Bars Blog - Sep. 2, 2010]

  Alll the info you need on this weekend's live comedy scene, in one bite-sized snack. Featured this week is Stewart Huff at the Comedy Attic.

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Video

  More of NUVO's Top Music Picks on IMC!

  By Sarah Myer   [Sep. 2, 2010]

  NUVO's Sarah Myer presents more of the top music picks from the September 1st issue on IMC, Indy's Music Channel!

• Music Blog

  Feature

  Standard Recording goes non-profit

  By Scott Shoger   [Sep. 2, 2010]

  The guys behind Standard think record labels should be more like non-profit arts institutions.

• Music Blog

  Feature

  Rundgren to IU, new Prine interview, Bun E. out of Cheap Trick?

  By Rob Nichols   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  Todd Rundgren picks up a two-week teaching gig at IU, Prine guitarist Jason Wilber interviews his boss and Cheap Trick's legendary drummer Bun E. moves on.

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Video

  NUVO Top Music Picks on IMC!

  By Sarah Myer   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  NUVO's Sarah Myer presents some of the top music picks from the September 1st issue on IMC, Indy's Music Channel!

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  Second Helpings Harvest 2010

  By Beth Belange   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  Second Helping Harvest allowed patrons to enjoy delicious dishes prepared by Indianapolis' finest chefs and lovingly paired fine wines from Indiana and around the world - all to fight hunger in your community.

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  Plane Pull Challenge 2010

  By Beth Belange   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  The 2010 Plane Pull Challenge was the largest Plane Pull event to date with proceeds going toward the Indiana Special Olympics. Over 70 teams competed earning more than $126,000 raised.

• Arts Blog

  Feature

  Zen and the art of spiritual maintenance: Part one

  By Chi Sherman   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  Holy lands and sacred words are presented on scrolls in this joint exhibit

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  Kammy's Kause 2010

  By Beth Belange   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  Kammy's Kause is a music festival dedicated to raising money and awareness for the rare chromosome disorder 4p-. A free 2-day music festival featuring some of the best bands Indianapolis, Chicago & Louisville have to offer. This festival is around to help raise money that goes directly to the 4p- Support Group , www.4p-supportgroup.org , to help fund the program and help other families that have a 4p- child.

• News Blog

  Feature

  Obama's gamble

  By David Hoppe   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  Obama, doubtless, believes that his political agenda would be stopped in its tracks were he to wade into the the mess that is the story of this country's involvement with Iraq. Perhaps he is right to want to turn away from this scene and get on with trying to manage the crises that have, in many ways, proceeded from this wreck. But this could also prove to be his biggest gamble, even his undoing.

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  Indy Fringe Festival

  By Beth Belange   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  "Club Fringe" was an outdoor soiree of music, food, friends, and fun right in the heart of Indy Fringe!

• Clubs + Bars Blog

  Feature

  Drum-n-bass connoisseur Dave Owen

  By Danielle Look   [Clubs + Bars Blog - Sep. 1, 2010]

  Local DJ Dave Owen talks drum-n-bass, mashups and his weekly electronic night Juxtapoze.

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  ORANJE Peel Party 8.21.10

  By Beth Belange   [Aug. 31, 2010]

  The last of the ORANJE Peel Parties leading up to ORANJE 2010 was held at Hyde night club. Party-goers would watch live art taking place by artist Mike Altman and graffiti artists from Chicago

• Clubs + Bars Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  Photo gallery: Keepin' It Deep, Aug. 26

  By Jonathan Scott   [Clubs + Bars Blog - Aug. 31, 2010]

  Mark Farina headlined last Thursday's edition of Keepin' It Deep, Musique Boutique's weekly dance night at Blu Lounge. Photos by Jonathan Scott, hiddencityimaging.com.

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• Dining Out

  Feature Review

  Left Bank Cafe is a winner

  By David Hoppe   [Aug. 31, 2010]

  The fact that there's a new cafe on the Canal Walk is encouraging. But having a place that's this good is cause for celebration.

• Beer + Wine

  Review

  Beer buzz

  By Rita Kohn   [Beer + Wine - Aug. 31, 2010]

  Rita Kohn delivers the news week each about local beer.

• Television

  Review

  Ed reviews the DVD of "Lost: The Complete Sixth Season: The Final Season"

  By Ed Johnson-Ott   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  Lost will drive you nuts, entertain the hell out of you and make you go "whoa!" a lot. Don't sweat the small stuff, just hop in and enjoy.

• Dining Out

  Review

  Plum's is a gem

  By Neil Charles   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  I think I just found my latest and greatest out-of-the-way eatery. Strolling up and down Main Street Zionsville recently, I came across Plum's.

• Performance Arts

  Review

  Fringe review: Ashes to Ashes

  By Jeff Cox   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  A hippy father and his more conservative son gather to spread Mom's ashes.

• Performance Arts

  Review

  Fringe review: Down Devil's Backbone

  By Jeff Cox   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  An older man tries to balance a wife and a young girlfriend in this play by Chapter 13 Productions.

• Performance Arts

  Review

  Fringe review: Andrea Merlyn's Book of Secrets

  By Jeff Cox   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  The magician returns, with considerably more anecdotes than last year.

• Performance Arts

  Review

  Fringe review: Bitch Session

  By Jeff Cox   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  Two friends walk into a gay bar to exchange satirical jabs and witty one-liners.

• Performance Arts

  Review

  Fringe review: Queue

  By Jeff Cox   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  A museum employee tries to reclaim his sanity — in under 17 days.

• Performance Arts

  Review

  Fringe Review: IndyKLEZ and Friends

  By David Hoppe   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  A local sextet makes its theatrical debut.

• Performance Arts

  Review

  Fringe review: They Touch in Flood

  By Jeff Cox   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  A dance piece depicting the connection between sexual desire and love.

• Performance Arts

  Review

  Fringe review: Missing: The fantastical and true story of my father's disappearance and what I found when I looked for him

  By Jeff Cox   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  A woman searches for her missing father in this innovatively-structured one-woman play.

• Performance Arts

  Review

  Fringe Review: Grind: The Musical

  By David Hoppe   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  A musical set of friends deliver witty performances on the Fringe stage.

• Performance Arts

  Review

  Fringe Review: Gilgamesh

  By David Hoppe   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  Puppets of epic proportions help tell the tale of Gilgamesh.

• Read More

• Roots

  Feature

  Tom Roznowski: Reanimating the past

  By Scott Hall   [Sep. 2, 2010]

  More than 30 years after Roznowski landed by chance in Bloomington, he remains fascinated by the recent history of the Midwest and its tension of rural vs. urban, traditional vs. modern, be here now vs. get there faster.

• Punk + Metal

  Feature

  A final reunion for About the Fire

  By Nick Selm   [Punk + Metal - Sep. 1, 2010]

  The local melodic punk rock band About the Fire spent its five years of life — from 2002-2007 — burning gloriously like a Viking funeral.

• Film

  Feature

  Movies: Labor Day weekend catch up

  By Ed Johnson-Ott   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  Ed suggests this weekend is a good time to get caught up on films you haven't yet seen: Here are his suggestions.

• Visual Arts

  Cover Story Feature

  Nikki Sutton's romance of design

  By David Hoppe   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  When I first see Nikki Sutton at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, she's standing on the landing overlooking the front lobby, red hair and green dress poised against an upswept pale wall, like a character in an Antonioni film.

• Visual Arts

  Feature

  Jeremy Efroymson: philanthropist and grassroots arts activist

  By Dan Grossman   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  Even if you are not familiar with the Efroymson name, you are more than likely familiar with a number of the institutions and organizations that the 127-million-dollar Efroymson Family Fund has endowed.

• Environment

  Feature

  A tale of two campuses: Ball State goes green; Purdue, not so much

  By Austin Considine   [Aug. 31, 2010]

  When it comes to the greening of Indiana’s college campuses, 2010 will surely go down as the best of times and the worst of times.

• Dining Out

  Feature Review

  Left Bank Cafe is a winner

  By David Hoppe   [Aug. 31, 2010]

  The fact that there's a new cafe on the Canal Walk is encouraging. But having a place that's this good is cause for celebration.

• Performance Arts

  Feature

  Comic Cathy Ladman performs at Morty's this week

  By Marc Allan   [Aug. 31, 2010]

  Cathy Ladman, who has been a touring comic for 29 years, makes what she thinks will be her Indianapolis standup comedy debut Sept. 2-5.

• Performance Arts

  Feature

  IndyFringe: 48 shows, 48 reviews

  By Editors   [Aug. 27, 2010]

  NUVO writers review each of the 48 shows scheduled for this week's IndyFringe festival.

• Rock

  Feature

  Jascha, like Charlemagne or Jesus

  By Greg Winget   [Aug. 26, 2010]

  Jascha's full band project, jascha., will debut a new EP Saturday at Radio Radio.

• Current Events

  Feature Slideshow

  Photo Slideshow: YouthBuild Indy Program kicks off home rehab project

  By Austin Considine   [Aug. 25, 2010]

  Participants in the program will restore an old home and earn GEDs. Mayor Ballard and Congressman Carson were on hand.

• Rock

  Feature

  PowerPoint and power-pop

  By Scott Shoger   [Aug. 25, 2010]

  Two newsworthy events will be crammed into one Friday night at The Vogue: a music-centric edition of Pecha Kucha and the reunion of The Pieces.

• Sports + Recreation

  Cover Story Feature

  MotoGP: an interview with Nicky Hayden

  By Lori Lovely   [Sports + Recreation - Aug. 25, 2010]

  The MotoGP is this weekend, and our coverage explores the competitive nature of the Kentucky-born Nicky Hayden.

• Current Events

  Feature

  Critics say mayor's new parking plan looks like same old gravy train

  By Austin Considine   [Aug. 25, 2010]

  The mayor’s decision to go with Affiliated Computer Services on the parking revamp has opponents wondering what – other than pure cronyism – could have driven the mayor’s decision.

• Read More

• Current Events

  Opinion

  Gadfly: Business is good

  By Wayne Bertsch   [Aug. 31, 2010]

  Each week, Wayne Bertsch turns is comic eye toward the city with "Gadfly."

• Current Events

  Opinion

  Thumbs up/thumbs down

  By Editors   [Aug. 31, 2010]

  A weekly summary of the week's news, with helpful thumbs to guide the way.

• Current Events

  Opinion

  The view from the couch: A face in the crowd

  By William O'Rourke   [Aug. 31, 2010]

  Keeping 30 percent of the people stupid seems to be Rupert Murdoch’s gift to the haves of the world and Fox News is giving the American education system a run for its money.

• Current Events

  Opinion

  Haiku News

  By Jim Poyser   [Aug. 30, 2010]

  Each week, Jim Poyser sums up the week's top news in seventeen syllables.

• Current Events

  Opinion

  Message to idiot customers: Your reign of terror is coming to an end

  By Steve Hammer   [Aug. 30, 2010]

  One of the oldest axioms in business is that “the customer is always right.” It’s also one of the most untruthful statements ever made.

• Current Events

  Opinion

  The Indianapolis Department of Cultural Affairs: It's time we had one

  By David Hoppe   [Aug. 26, 2010]

  Too often, the city misses opportunities to help turn good events into great ones.

• Current Events

  Opinion

  Haiku News

  By Jim Poyser   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  Each week, Jim Poyser sums up the week's news in seventeen syllables.

• Current Events

  Opinion

  Thumbs up/thumbs down

  By Editors   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  A weekly summary of the week's news, with helpful thumbs to guide the way.

• Current Events

  Opinion

  ‘Bad apples’ in the IMPD

  By Steve Hammer   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  Rightly or wrongly, there is a widespread impression that police officers in this city can do whatever they want and get away with it.

• Current Events

  Opinion

  The view from the couch: Jurors and jerks

  By William O'Rourke   [Aug. 24, 2010]

  Hypocrisy and double dealing have been the American way from the country’s beginning, but the current day holds no candle to any earlier age.

• Current Events

  Opinion

  Barack and Blago: Weird information

  By David Hoppe   [Aug. 20, 2010]

  Just as air can be tainted with barely detectable toxins, information is complicated by language.

• Current Events

  Opinion

  Thumbs up/thumbs down

    [Aug. 17, 2010]

  A weekly summary of the week's news, with helpful thumbs to guide the way.

• Current Events

  Opinion

  The view from the couch: The party of no and the professional left

  By William O'Rourke   [Aug. 17, 2010]

  Though Obama’s team aims its policies and public persona at independents and liberal Republicans, they are not there for the picking. It’s a tragic misreading of the 2008 election.

• Current Events

  Opinion

  Year of the CAFO

  By Steve Hammer   [Aug. 17, 2010]

  The fun and frivolity of the State Fair comes to an end this weekend. But the struggle of the truly independent family farmer is a never-ending process.

• Read More

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Video

  More of NUVO's Top Music Picks on IMC!

  By Sarah Myer   [Sep. 2, 2010]

  NUVO's Sarah Myer presents more of the top music picks from the September 1st issue on IMC, Indy's Music Channel!

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Video

  NUVO Top Music Picks on IMC!

  By Sarah Myer   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  NUVO's Sarah Myer presents some of the top music picks from the September 1st issue on IMC, Indy's Music Channel!

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  Second Helpings Harvest 2010

  By Beth Belange   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  Second Helping Harvest allowed patrons to enjoy delicious dishes prepared by Indianapolis' finest chefs and lovingly paired fine wines from Indiana and around the world - all to fight hunger in your community.

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  Plane Pull Challenge 2010

  By Beth Belange   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  The 2010 Plane Pull Challenge was the largest Plane Pull event to date with proceeds going toward the Indiana Special Olympics. Over 70 teams competed earning more than $126,000 raised.

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  Kammy's Kause 2010

  By Beth Belange   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  Kammy's Kause is a music festival dedicated to raising money and awareness for the rare chromosome disorder 4p-. A free 2-day music festival featuring some of the best bands Indianapolis, Chicago & Louisville have to offer. This festival is around to help raise money that goes directly to the 4p- Support Group , www.4p-supportgroup.org , to help fund the program and help other families that have a 4p- child.

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  Indy Fringe Festival

  By Beth Belange   [Sep. 1, 2010]

  "Club Fringe" was an outdoor soiree of music, food, friends, and fun right in the heart of Indy Fringe!

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  ORANJE Peel Party 8.21.10

  By Beth Belange   [Aug. 31, 2010]

  The last of the ORANJE Peel Parties leading up to ORANJE 2010 was held at Hyde night club. Party-goers would watch live art taking place by artist Mike Altman and graffiti artists from Chicago

• Clubs + Bars Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  Photo gallery: Keepin' It Deep, Aug. 26

  By Jonathan Scott   [Clubs + Bars Blog - Aug. 31, 2010]

  Mark Farina headlined last Thursday's edition of Keepin' It Deep, Musique Boutique's weekly dance night at Blu Lounge. Photos by Jonathan Scott, hiddencityimaging.com.

• Music Blog

  Feature Video

  Rockabilly uke

  By Miss Joni   [Aug. 31, 2010]

  Miss Joni is so excited about Michael Hurtt and His Haunted Hearts playing a hillbilly rock show in Noblesville this Thursday, that she's devoting an entire blog to rockabilly music, as played on ukulele (well, mostly).

• Music Blog

  Feature Video

  Todd Snider: A busy man comes to Bloomington

  By Rob Nichols   [Aug. 30, 2010]

  The troubadour, hard at work on a new album, will headline Upland Brewing Company's Hillbilly Haiku Friday.

• Music Blog

  Feature Audio

  Midwest Hype and the art of staying fresh

  By Danielle Look   [Aug. 27, 2010]

  Midwest Hype focuses on fun lyrics and groovy tunes.

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Video

  More of NUVO's Top Music Picks on IMC!

  By Sarah Myer   [Aug. 27, 2010]

  NUVO's Sarah Myer presents more of the top music picks from the August 25th issue on IMC, Indy's Music Channel!

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Video

  NUVO's Top Music Picks on IMC!

  By Sarah Myer   [Aug. 27, 2010]

  NUVO's Sarah Myer presents some of the top music picks from the August 25th issue on IMC, Indy's Music Channel!

• Street Team: Blog

  Feature Slideshow

  New Belgium Mass Ave. Criterium Volume 3

  By Beth Belange   [Aug. 26, 2010]

  Because the first two albums just weren't enough! More race pictures from the Mass Ave. Crit 2010.

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