News • Arts & Culture / March 20, 2020

Local Artist Leads Tour of Indianapolis Oddities

Local Artist Leads Tour of Indianapolis OdditiesCurious Mix host Jill Ditmire joined 50 other pedestrians for a walking tour of "Indianapolis Oddities," led by local artist Kipp Normand.2020-03-20T00:00:00-04:00
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Local Artist Leads Tour of Indianapolis Oddities

Kipp Normand leads his "Indianapolis Oddities" tour. Jill Ditmire/WFYI

One of the best ways to learn about the place where you live is to walk it. Curious Mix host Jill Ditmire joined 50 other pedestrians for a walking tour of "Indianapolis Oddities," led by local artist Kipp Normand.

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