This is it: the mid-April weekend trip worth taking out of Indiana. In the nation's capital is the annual National Cherry Blossom Festival. Spring revelry and exceptional exhibits await in our nation’s capital.
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As the weekend approaches, it may behoove you to take a gander at the latest iteration of The Feed, our regular update on the latest in Indy's food news. This was a big week for Indy, with cult-favorite announcements and an unraveling, cheesy scandal. indianapolismonthly.com/food-and-drink…

Primarily known as a music venue, #dukesindy 's well honed recipe for fried chicken you may soon know them for something else entirely. We got to show off how good The Whole Damned Thing, a platter of crispy, flavor-packed chicken and all the fixings looks. indianapolismonthly.com/food-and-drink…

We showed off yet another of the tantalizing courses that will be served at our upcoming Savor event, where a pair of the city's most exciting chefs come together to create a bespoke 5 course meal. Thanks to Indy Now for sampling with us. fox59.com/video/savor-in…

Looking for your next event after all of the eclipse excitement has abated? We have the perfect guide to your next destination: Indiana's best distilleries! Check out our map to see the best local producers of spirits, bourbons, and all things in between. indianapolismonthly.com/kindred-spirit…

After renting an SUV in order to hightail it south of the Indiana/Kentucky border to experience what it's like to be in the path of totality in 2017, writer Brian D. Smith relates what he learned. indianapolismonthly.com/eclipse-2024/t…

We met up with a few of the Indiana mayors that are preparing for their town's moments out of the sun during those peak minutes during the path of totality. Here's what they clued us into about how best to take in the event in their neck of the woods.
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Though much of Indiana will have a total solar eclipse, not all points in the zone of totality are created equal, due to the moon’s round shadow. Here's how the towns best situated to see this once in a lifetime event are ringing in the occasion.
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'I think of the beleaguered and oft-maligned Purdue fan base, all the grads and fans out there who, like me, live and die by Purdue athletics. I think of the years of suffering we have gone through, the near misses and flat-out failures.' indianapolismonthly.com/news-and-opini…

As the solar eclipse closes in, local restaurants are joining in on the fun with a bevy of thematic drinks, whether you're looking for something dark as the sky during the totality or something evocative of the sun itself.
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This pizzeria is serving up more than delicious slices of pie. Dionne Butler brings back his family’s beloved pizza to The Amp with his gem of a restaurant, Butler Pizza.
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We had a great time on Indy Now this morning showing off some of the city's best crab cakes. If you didn't catch us live for whatever reason, have no worries. You can feast your eyes on each restaurant's take on everyone's favorite appetizers.
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Once the sky goes dark, you won't have a ton of time to take things in. To help make the most of your eclipse plans, we enlisted the help of a professor of industrial engineering, aeronautics, and astronautics to dish some out-of-this-world advice.
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'As a kid, baseball was my first love... And then, around 2000, I fell out of love with the game. It wasn’t a single moment, like some kind of harsh breakup. It was a slow process.'
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It's happened not once, nor twice, but six times: the Indiana Convention Center is getting yet another expansion. The expansion will add a new hotel, over 150,000 square feet, and several high-end amenities. indianapolismonthly.com/arts-and-cultu…

The best way to start your weekend is catching up on all the latest news in Indy's food scene. On the docket this week: a long-awaited reopening, a bar shutdown, and more of Indy’s freshest dining news.
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One of the best ways to get up, get moving, and improve your physical as well as mental health is simply walking. We highlighted a few of Indy's most picturesque greenways perfect for taking a daily stroll. indianapolismonthly.com/lifestyle/some…

This recent addition to Westfield's Restaurant Row is serving up more than sweet sentimentality. Scott and Nyla Wolf's steakhouse speakeasy Nyla's may just be the newest addition to any foodie's must-try list. indianapolismonthly.com/food-and-drink…

Join Heroes Foundation for Indianapolis Monthly's Spring Savor on April 18, 2024 as 1933 Lounge's James Mockerman &
The HC Tavern Kitchen's Matt Wahl curate together an unforgettable dinner! Get your tickets today:
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Looking for a new way to spice up your morning routine? Look no further than this delectable boozy beverage, perfect for pairing with any brunch.
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