The Derek Hough performed in another one of his the first-ever solo tours this time in Indianapolis in the Murat Theatre at the Old National Centre. Derek was astounding and awed the ladies in the audience with his amazing Ballroom dancing.
Chicago Tribune Columnist Lori Waxman, who will review 30 Artists’ work over three days at Herron, talks about the need that artists have for reviews, and developments in the art world at large.
Not thrilled with the the NRA Convention this weekend being located right here in Indianapolis? Neither are we. So we put some extremely worthwhile events here just for you including a launch party, a dance performance, an indie-rock extravaganza, and that's far from all.
The Indiana Poet Laureate will use the award to fund poetry workshops in underserved communities, to set up a digital poetry archive, and to maybe even offer nosh for workshop participants.
There are plenty of open mic events in Indy, but only a few that cater to the under-21 crowd. Mariah Ivey’s That Peace Open Mic is one of them.
Here's our list of ten things to do. We love it when we can highlight really fun events. We love it even better when the event is for a good cause, and we've got a bunch of those for ya.
Russall Beattie, creative director of The Empire Strips Back, talks about the evolution of the show from its origins in small Australian theater to its current 20-city North American tour.
Dan Grossman speaks with Tatjana Rebelle, founder of VOCAB Open Mic, about her life as a poet and activist, and about the Indianapolis spoken word scene that she knows so well.
Tatjana Rebelle and her friends, including her co-host Corey Ewing, have created a spoken word series that welcomes all and that happens once every month at the White Rabbit Cabaret.
An opinion piece by Butler professor Bill Watts in NUVO exposed skepticism about Newfields in the arts community and beyond. But it also inspired some searching for common ground.
Your friendly neighborhood NUVO editors have a great grab bag of events this weekend including Pacers games, First Friday openings, and great performances.
From art talks at Tube Factory artspace to teach-ins at Butler, we've got a very edifying 10 Things To Do list this week!
Editor and creative director Polina Osherov talks about the magazine and the mission of her organization to celebrate, create, and keep creative talent in Indianapolis. March 23 is the date for the Music Issue Launch Party.
This weekend we've got a play about competing religious dogmas at the Phoenix Theatre and a robotics competition at Center Grove High School among other activities for your consideration.
From a CBD Expo to a performance by Monica Cantrell, who will be channeling Billie Holiday in a local bar, we've got a wide variety of events for you this weekend. And it's forecast to be sunny. What more can you ask for?
Fonseca Theatre Company's Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill at The Linebacker features 14 classic Billie Holiday songs and a monologue.
It's a weekend for holding-onto-your-butts theatrical performances, art openings (even though it's not First Friday!) and Mariah Carey!
A conversation with Devon Ginn and Rachel Sahaidachny about points of convergence between Iconoclast Open Mic and the Indiana Writers Center.
Jill Ditmire talks not only about her weekly arts program Curious Mix on WFYI 90.1, but also about her six-year-stint as owner of the Mass Ave Wine Shoppe.
Applications for the Artist and Public Life Residency program, a partnership between Big Car Collaborative and Riley Area Development, are accessible online.
Joshua Henry is a solid Broadway performer in every respect and his performance at The Cabaret this weekend offered a string of feel-good interpretations ranging from Sam Cooke to Godspell as testament to his talent.
It's a weekend for holding-onto-your-butts theatrical performances, art openings (even though it's not First Friday!) and Mariah Carey!
A conversation with Devon Ginn and Rachel Sahaidachny about points of convergence between Iconoclast Open Mic and the Indiana Writers Center.
Jill Ditmire talks not only about her weekly arts program Curious Mix on WFYI 90.1, but also about her six-year-stint as owner of the Mass Ave Wine Shoppe.
Applications for the Artist and Public Life Residency program, a partnership between Big Car Collaborative and Riley Area Development, are accessible online.
Joshua Henry is a solid Broadway performer in every respect and his performance at The Cabaret this weekend offered a string of feel-good interpretations ranging from Sam Cooke to Godspell as testament to his talent.
Catching up with local actor Rob Johansen between his afternoon performance as Andy Warhol at Newfields and an evening performance as Mr. Dussel in The Diary of Anne Frank at the IRT.
Justin David Sears-Watson and Lauren Curry talk about the dance company's latest production, as well as about diversity in the local dance scene.
