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Camping In The Midwest: Michigan - Indianapolis Monthly
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Camping In The Midwest: Michigan - Indianapolis Monthly

Isle Royale Photo Courtesy of NPS Isle Royale The least-visited national park in the contiguous U.S. is also the most re-visited. It may seem like a contradiction, but after you experience Michigan’s Isle Royale firsthand, you’ll understand. Getting there takes effort; you can only reach this remote island in Lake Superior by boat or plane. Once there, you’re surrounded by lush hardwood forest and a bevy of wildlife. This is a park where it pays…Read Article
Pacers Fuel Bar Boom, While Hostess Leaves Indy
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Pacers Fuel Bar Boom, While Hostess Leaves Indy

Oya Woodruff, owner of Chef Oya’s The Trap. Credit: Indianapolis Monthly SCHOOL DAZE Oya Woodruff is back in the game … sort of. The founder of Indy seafood place The TRAP closed her business nearly a year ago, a shock to her multitudes of fans. After months out of the spotlight, she’s back with a contributor gig on the food beat at Mirror Indy, as well as a job teaching kids how to cook at Pike High School. “I think it’s exactly what I need to …Read Article

Indianapolis Loses One Of Its Most Influential Bakers

A croissant from Rene’s Bakery. Credit: Tony Valainis WE ARE DIMINISHED Albert Rene Trevino, the founder of Broad Ripple croissant destination Rene’s Bakery, died on May 8 after a two-year battle with laryngeal cancer. His business at 6524 Cornell Ave. was reopened by two local bakers eager to continue his legacy last fall, and they—along with Trevino’s family—invite all who loved Rene to a celebration of his life at the Indianapolis Art Center …Baking · IndianapolisRead Article

Exhibition Honours Strength of Aboriginal Languages

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The Museum of the Goldfields’ latest exhibition will explore the deep relationship between Aboriginal languages, identity and country through sound, image and storytelling.Australia · AustraliaSee the Story

Indiana Humanities And Library Funding Affected By Recent DOGE Cuts - Indianapolis Monthly

The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art is one of many museums feeling the hit of DOGE cuts with plans being put on hold indefinitely for expanding the storage of its collection of more than 10,000 artworks. WHAT A DIFFERENCE a year can make. Last April, with the help of a $3,000 grant from Indiana Humanities, the Indiana Council on World Affairs packed Indy’s Global Village Welcome Center for a forum on the state’s history of m…Indianapolis · IndianapolisRead Article

Swing of Things: Sean Imboden Large Ensemble - Indianapolis Monthly

AFTER GRADUATING from Indiana University in 2006, jazz band leader Sean Imboden went to New York City to get his Master of Music degree—-and found fast success on Broadway, touring with Hairspray, South Pacific, and Young Frankenstein. Yet when he moved back to Indianapolis in 2015 to teach music at Ball State and Butler universities, Imboden realized home is the perfect place to continue pursuing his passion. He was soon drawing crowds at the C…Indianapolis · IndianapolisRead Article

John Daly pocketed $780K at Augusta last year despite not playing the Masters

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John Daly hasn't competed at Augusta National for the Masters for almost two decades. Despite that, Daly made around $780K during the Masters week last year, thanks to the restaurant chain Hooters.Golf · AugustaSee the Story

My Look: Michelle Warble - Indianapolis Monthly

Clearly, you identify with Helen Roper, the saucy Three’s Company character. I have been in the tiki scene, which is pro caftan, for a while. And I live in a midcentury modern home and collect period pieces. So when Mrs. Roper Romps became popular, I knew I had to get involved. After all, I love caftans, a vintage aesthetic—and sassy broads with lots of accessories! Your ensemble really captures the spirit of Mrs. Roper. This is a vintage caftan…Indianapolis · IndianapolisRead Article

The Feed: Crab Rangoon, Indy Fish Fries, Drinking At The Airport

A rendering of the Westin Indianapolis Airport. Credit: Courtesy photo, Indianapolis International Airport Sidedoor Bagel is getting some more East Coast love. The bagel shop at 1103 E. 10th St. has gotten national attention since it first launched, and that continued in recent weeks when The New York Times singled out their Mr. Krabs Rangoon bagel sandwich special in a story about revived interest in the (sometimes divisive!) takeout mainstay C…Indianapolis · IndianapolisRead Article

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