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Listen: Karen Irwin's kidney has come unstuck in Karen Irwin. It's now stuck in the dude she's dating. — by Ed Wenck

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Emancipation Proclamation Juneteenth Celebration

[A+E] Written + Spoken Word

Wed., June 19, 6 p.m. - The Emancipation Proclamation Juneteenth Celebration with guest speaker...
Nathaniel Russell: The Opposite of Lost

[A+E] Visual Arts + Museums

June 7-21 - Indianapolis-based artist and musician Nathaniel Russell will show...
Rutherford Chang: We Buy White Albums

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June 7-21 - Chang’s project, which debuted this spring at the...
Zanna Don't!

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May 31-June 29 - Xanadu? No, Zanna Don't! In this almost all-gay...
This is Not Shakespeare's Macbeth

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June 13-29, 8 p.m. - NoExit Performance brings the classic story of Macbeth...

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Slideshow Feature
Slideshow: Rogue Wave, Caveman at Radio Radio.

By Kristen Pugh [Live Music Reviews - Jun. 17, 2013]

Rogue Wave, Caveman at Radio Radio on Sunday, June 16.
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Slideshow: Walk Urban Indy

By Stephanie Duncan [Current Events - Jun. 17, 2013]

Walk Urban Indy started their first organized walk in the Watson-McCord neighborhood on Saturday, June 15.
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Broad Ripple farewell

By David Hoppe [Jun. 17, 2013]

The park was like our back yard. It wasn't just green space - it was breathing space.
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Tale of two kidneys: A love story

By Ed Wenck [Social Justice - Jun. 17, 2013]

Listen: Karen Irwin's kidney has come unstuck in Karen Irwin. It's now stuck in the dude she's dating.
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Review: Calexico at The Vogue

By Ben Smith [Live Music Reviews - Jun. 15, 2013]

Rest assured, veteran mood masters Calexico are still on point and they're versatile as ever.

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Opinion Feature
Education accountability is a burden to be shared by all involved

By John Krull [Guest Voices - Jun. 14, 2013]

John Krull comments on education on the process of reform for Indiana's education system.
Blogs

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Commentary: Test questions for Glenda Ritz

By Cam Savage [Guest Voices - Jun. 14, 2013]

Cam Savage asks Indiana's Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz a few questions.
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Lafayette Sq restaurant owners tell their tales

By Kristin Wright [Dining Out - Jun. 14, 2013]

The owners of Saigon, Abyssinia, Guatelinda, Spice Nation and other Lafayette Square international restaurants will share their stories (and food) at Big Car on June 15.
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Have you seen me: A First Friday roundup

By NUVO Editors [Visual Arts - Jun. 14, 2013]

Including stops at iMOCA (fake fliers!), the Stutz (fake cakes!) Primary Gallery (teen girls!) and the Conrad (sparkly Native Americans!).
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2013 Indianapolis Colts Mini Camp

By TJ Foreman [Arts + Entertainment Blog - Jun. 14, 2013]

2013 Indianapolis Colts Mini Camp held at Lucas Oil Stadium.

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Rush Hour Alarm

By Katelyn Coyne [Bicycle Diaries of a Big Girl - Jun. 14, 2013]

I drove to work today, and boy do I regret it.
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IN Supreme Court to hear arguments in Rockport gas plant case

By The Statehouse File [News - Jun. 14, 2013]

The Indiana Supreme Court will hear arguments Sept. 5 in the case of the proposed coal-to-natural-gas plant proposed for Rockport.
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Calexico: A band on the border

By Katherine Coplen [Music Blog - Jun. 13, 2013]

"It's really killing the border towns. The town, Calexico, is dying. It's pretty much dead since they raised the wall."
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The knights who sing NI!: Bobdirex's Spamalot

By Rita Kohn [Theater + Dance - Jun. 13, 2013]

Bobdirex head Bob Harbin talks about his company - and his company talks about him - on the eve of an all-star production of Monty Python's Spamalot.
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Rogue Wave, Caveman at Radio Radio on Sunday, June 16.

Walk Urban Indy started their first organized walk in the Watson-McCord neighborhood on Saturday, June 15.

The park was like our back yard. It wasn't just green space - it was breathing space.

Listen: Karen Irwin's kidney has come unstuck in Karen Irwin. It's now stuck in the dude she's dating.

Rest assured, veteran mood masters Calexico are still on point and they're versatile as ever.

John Krull comments on education on the process of reform for Indiana's education system.

Cam Savage asks Indiana's Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz a few questions.

The owners of Saigon, Abyssinia, Guatelinda, Spice Nation and other Lafayette Square international restaurants will share their stories (and food) at Big Car on June 15.

Including stops at iMOCA (fake fliers!), the Stutz (fake cakes!) Primary Gallery (teen girls!) and the Conrad (sparkly Native Americans!).

2013 Indianapolis Colts Mini Camp held at Lucas Oil Stadium.

I drove to work today, and boy do I regret it.

The Indiana Supreme Court will hear arguments Sept. 5 in the case of the proposed coal-to-natural-gas plant proposed for Rockport.

"It's really killing the border towns. The town, Calexico, is dying. It's pretty much dead since they raised the wall."

Bobdirex head Bob Harbin talks about his company - and his company talks about him - on the eve of an all-star production of Monty Python's Spamalot.

The park was like our back yard. It wasn't just green space - it was breathing space.

John Krull comments on education on the process of reform for Indiana's education system.

Cam Savage asks Indiana's Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz a few questions.

2013 Indianapolis Colts Mini Camp held at Lucas Oil Stadium.

I drove to work today, and boy do I regret it.

"It's really killing the border towns. The town, Calexico, is dying. It's pretty much dead since they raised the wall."

The Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library is one of seven organizations to receive grant for events held during Banned Books Week, taking place Sept. 22-28.

Just in terms of primary care physicians, Indiana is short between 800 and 2,000 doctors. Rural areas, in particular, have been hit hard. And experts say the problem is likely to increase.

"We need the voices of independent artists and musicians to become the voices of dissent, to articulate and transmit the hopes and frustrations of the people."

After a tragedy, Amo Joy pulls together to record a new, self-titled album.

Once Illinois opens the door to therapeutic pot, it won't be long before citizens there realize that legalization is no big deal.

Does it matter which order I unplug my laptop?

NUVO's 15th Cultural Vision Awards honored Indy's brightest, creative and most innovative individuals and organizations on Friday, June 7, 2013.

A week's worth of activities came to a close Sat with the Cadillac Barbie Pride Parade and Circle City IN Pride Festival. Thousands participated in this year's festivities.

The Indiana Supreme Court will hear arguments Sept. 5 in the case of the proposed coal-to-natural-gas plant proposed for Rockport.

Credit goes to Intimate Opera for its chutzpah in taking Handel's Julius Caesar, chopping its length, throwing out characters, and staging it in a comparatively tiny hall.

Gogol Bordello's sprawling punk caravan stopped at Old National Centre for the night with Bombino in tow.

Atlas Genius makes their second 2013 appearance in Indy with Haerts and The Postelles at Old National Centre.

Featuring a "brand new" contemporary piano concerto and a scintillatingly modern orchestral concerto, the ISO closed its classical season in an unusual manner.

An Ohio-filmed fable about three teens who take to the woods, The Kings of Summer is a pleasant daydream stretching thinly to feature film length.

Featuring all Romantic selections, International Violin Competition of Indianapolis 1998 silver medalist Liviu Prunaru and pianist Chih-Yi Chen ended this season's Laureate Chamber Series on a positive note.

Rutherford Chang's We Buy White Albums, opened in NYC this February to notices from Wired and the Times, showcases 750-plus copies of The Beatles' 1968 LP.

Rodeo Ruby Love impresses and pushes deeper with their fourth full-length album.

Under tragic circumstances, Amo Joy has pulled through to create their best composed record yet.

In a startling change of pace, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra under music director Krzysztof Urbański opened with the concert debut of music-with-miming-and-improv by 75-year-old William Bolcom.

It turns out that attention that the Star Wars series paid to design and science translates nicely to the museum front, especially in terms of medicine and robotics.

Beef & Boards' production of this classic musical reminds us of humanity's plight and the importance of family.

The combination of Bashiri Asad and Xenobia Green, Deep Fried 5, and The Right Now make for a sultry night of young soul and funk at The Jazz Kitchen on Friday night.

Rogue Wave, Caveman at Radio Radio on Sunday, June 16.

Walk Urban Indy started their first organized walk in the Watson-McCord neighborhood on Saturday, June 15.

Listen: Karen Irwin's kidney has come unstuck in Karen Irwin. It's now stuck in the dude she's dating.

Rest assured, veteran mood masters Calexico are still on point and they're versatile as ever.

The owners of Saigon, Abyssinia, Guatelinda, Spice Nation and other Lafayette Square international restaurants will share their stories (and food) at Big Car on June 15.

Including stops at iMOCA (fake fliers!), the Stutz (fake cakes!) Primary Gallery (teen girls!) and the Conrad (sparkly Native Americans!).

The Indiana Supreme Court will hear arguments Sept. 5 in the case of the proposed coal-to-natural-gas plant proposed for Rockport.

Bobdirex head Bob Harbin talks about his company - and his company talks about him - on the eve of an all-star production of Monty Python's Spamalot.

Credit goes to Intimate Opera for its chutzpah in taking Handel's Julius Caesar, chopping its length, throwing out characters, and staging it in a comparatively tiny hall.

Officials at Planned Parenthood of Indiana announced Monday a merger with its sister organization in Kentucky to create a larger nonprofit with 28 clinics in the two states.

Jazz guitarist and composer Albare - a real-life version of "the world's most interesting man" - discusses his new album, Wes Montgomery and Latin American musicians.

Good People Good Times Music Festival offered a beautiful weekend of great local music and art in Brown County.

Grammy-winning group Zac Brown Band let Indy into their living room for a great set of wholesome tunes.

Ohio rockers close tour with free show at Sinking Ship.

Rogue Wave, Caveman at Radio Radio on Sunday, June 16.

Walk Urban Indy started their first organized walk in the Watson-McCord neighborhood on Saturday, June 15.

2013 Indianapolis Colts Mini Camp held at Lucas Oil Stadium.

"It's really killing the border towns. The town, Calexico, is dying. It's pretty much dead since they raised the wall."

Good People Good Times Music Festival offered a beautiful weekend of great local music and art in Brown County.

"We need the voices of independent artists and musicians to become the voices of dissent, to articulate and transmit the hopes and frustrations of the people."

Grammy-winning group Zac Brown Band let Indy into their living room for a great set of wholesome tunes.