Chef Oya Woodruff and three friends bond over rib tips and mesquite secrets.
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When your friend group can’t decide where to eat for dinner
Two Indy residents created ForkYes, a Tinder-style restaurant app that will help you find the best match.
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Take the quiz: How well do you actually know Indianapolis?
10 questions that will test your knowledge of random-ish things.
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46 things to do in July in Indianapolis
Check out a zine festival, cheap family movie nights and group workouts, a hot clown trinket swap and a $10 and under flea market.
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Reap food, new friendships at Garfield Park’s $1 community dinner
The Dollar Menu Night connects neighbors while harvesting and cooking garden-fresh veggies.
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The outdoor art destination in Indiana you’ve probably never heard of
The Greene County site started in 2002 and has expanded to feature hundreds of cast-iron art pieces on 3 miles of wooded trails
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Where to celebrate America’s 250th in Indianapolis
This Fourth of July, here’s where to see fireworks and Marion County’s rules for setting off your own.
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Look: Parade returns for Indy Juneteenth 2026
See photos from the annual celebration of Black freedom, resilience and excellence June 20 at the state fairgrounds.
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Free classic car show at Wanamaker’s Old Settler’s Day street fair
The event June 28 will also include an antique display, food vendors and kid’s activities.
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A guide to a sunny, happy staycation in Indianapolis
A local music writer shares where to catch free concerts, great patio seats, a good corndog and a perfect sunset.
