The first of several episodes featuring homes in the Artist and Public Life Residency program in Garfield Park is set to air on the HGTV home renovation show, Good Bones.

Like many other theaters, the Kan-Kan Cinema and Brasserie building in Windsor Park is still closed to patrons but COVID-19 hasnt stopped the organization's connection with that neighborhood.

A lot of Americas most important music was recorded in a one-story studio that sat in a Richmond river gorge. The records from those sessions have continued to reverberate for almost a century, influencing Nat King Cole, John Coltrane, Pete Seeger and countless others. But those who study Gennett have found that many still dont know how important the Richmond studio is to the history of jazz, blues, gospel and popular music. The Gennett studio building exists only in photos and record grooves now, but the Indiana Historical Society is drawing together these threads with You Are There 1927: Gennett Studio. The exhibit, which reopened Tuesday, re-creates the recording room and shows photos of musicians and documents like Carmichaels recording contract.

Visitors can take in the beauty and history of handmade quilts by women of the west. Each tells a unique story of the seamstress and her community.

The LC500's styling is based on the LF-LC concept that debuted at the 2012 Detroit auto show, where it won an EyesOn Design award.

From WFYI's Arts and Culture Desk, Jill Ditmire spoke with Glenn Dobbs, executive producer and executive of Bard Fest, about how his performers will deliver a review of the Bards works while keeping audiences safe.

Orchestra management and the Orchestra Committee, which represents the ISOs musicians, released a joint statement Friday announcing the cancellation.

Auto correspondent Casey Williams reviews the 2020 Hyundai Venue and the 2020 Ford Escape Hybrid.

WFYI's Jill Ditmire spoke with Indianapolis science fiction and fantasy author Maurice Broaddus about the lessons hes learned during the pandemic and how they might show up in future discussions with students and in his latest science fiction trilogy, "All the Stars."

Newfields opened its outdoor space at the end of June, and parts of the indoor museum opened this weekend, with new art from Chicago-based Danish sculptor Anders Ruhwald -- both indoors and in the gardens.