Indiana-based musician and family man Greg Jones was browsing on social media, and saw a contest that caught his eye.

WFYI's Melissa Davis talks with NPR Musics Bob Boilen about the Tiny Desk Contest and its origin.

Like many Indianapolis musicians, Charlie Ballantine relies on nightly gigs, festivals, and weekly teaching positions. Those opportunities are now closed. And yet there's a bright side, he and wife, jazz musician Amanda Gardier, just welcomed the birth of a child.

Producing a new album of music requires plenty of work. The same can be said about teaching saxophone at Ball State and having a baby. Indianapolis jazz musician Amanda Gardier accomplished all three in the midst of the public health crisis.

The International Violin Competition of Indianapolis is one of the most celebrated violin competitions in the world. It takes place every four years and in marked its 10th Quadrennial last year.

Leppard served as Music Director and Conductor Laureate for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra from 1987 to 2001.

Cultural Manifesto host Kyle Long caught up with vocalist Gretchen Parlato in advance of her Indy Jazz Fest performance.

The 2019 Indy Jazz Festival starts this week, and this years offers up an international vibe. WFYIs Jill Ditmire talks with Dave Allee of the Indianapolis Jazz Foundation about its all around town performances.

Buzz Cut Indy is the creation of Carrie Keel, who also started the popular Low Pone queer dance party.

Gamers from around the world will descend on downtown Indianapolis the first week of August to take part in Gen Con. The gaming convention offers everything they would expect, and a few things that they might not. WFYI's Jill Ditmire explains.