In this interview, WFYI's Terri Dee speaks with the manager of Midland Arts and Antique Market on Indianapolis near eastside, Linda Patton. The red-brick building was formerly a door and window factory. It was transformed nearly 30 years ago into a business full of vendor spaces that sell older and unique items.

Manager of Indiana Artisan Rosalyn Demaree talks about how she and those she works with are maintaining with socially distanced events, demonstrations and pandemic-aware opportunities to interact with artists.

As the traditional holiday shopping and spending season begins, we'll bring you a series of conversations with local business owners. In this interview, the owner of Downtown Comics in Indianapolis found ways to stay virtually connected to customers.

Opening an art gallery is a challenging task any time of the year and especially during a pandemic. This month we'll bring you a series of conversations with local business owners working to make it through the winter.

WFYI's Melissa Davis talks with Indianapolis based singer songwriter Katherine Nagy. The folk musician paused her musical dreams to work in the corporate world and then returned to art -- with inspiration from her family.

This will be the first Artists Sunday campaign. It was founded by professional photographer Christopher Sherman, who has been working on the event for the past year.

The International Monster Truck Museum and Hall of Fame, currently housed at Kruse Plaza in Auburn, is moving to the former Eagles lodge in Butler.