The 47-year-old white rhinoceros who’s been a fixture in the Plains biome for the past 18 years.
Category: Arts & Culture
‘Education Like the Sea,’ a poem by David Strange
Some fresh words to usher you back to school.
6 IndyFringe Festival plays we’re looking forward to
From sexy fast food icons to a queer spin on “Sleeping Beauty,” you can watch 63 acts during the IndyFringe Festival Aug. 13-23.
Take your kids to Garfield Park’s new sensory-inclusive playground
The $5 million upgrades include music play features, bright colors and climbing structures.
14 of the best, non-intimidating games of Gen Con 2026
Game night host Lou Harry combed through more than 500 new games to find the top dice-rolling goods.
Indiana Historical Society terminates history contest sponsorship
The Indiana affiliate of National History Day hosts regional and statewide history contests for students in grades 4-12.
Submit art for new Filipino history month art show
The exhibit will run Oct. 2-29 at Harrison Center. Artwork should explore themes like identity, resilience and immigration in Indiana.
What we learned by playing Indiana Avenue Monopoly
And, how you can host your own educational game night.
Discover improv comedy with these local classes and theaters
Laugh along with or learn from improv comedians at a class, workshop or live show.
Gene Simmons is set to electrify the Indiana State Fair on Aug. 20
The Kiss co-founder is proving retirement is just not in his DNA.


