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This weekend Indianapolis will host the annual convention of the Thomas Wolfe Society, which honors the life and works of the early 20th century American author. The Crossroads of America is where Wolfe arrived on the Southwestern Limited on his way to Purdue University to deliver his 1938 "Writing and Living" lecture. Today on No Limits, we'll discuss Wolfe, the loss of so-called "forgotten writers," and fans who don't forget after all.

Super Arts and Culture committee, Indianapolis Downtown Artists and Dealers Association and New Year's Resolution: Write!

University of Indianapolis Art Gallery The daVinci PURSUIT

Live from the NPR Studios in Washington, D.C., host John Krull talks with former Indianapolis First Lady Beverly Hudnut. Hudnut, a Fellow with the Bipartisan Policy Center, will talk about her life with longtime Mayor Bill Hudnut, as well as her life since his death just over a year ago.

Indy Opera presents "Lights! Camera! Action!", Woodcarver exhibit at Eagle Creek and Indianapolis Art and Antiques Show

Today's No Limits will be a discussion about how race, place, design and history intersect to influence urban cores and what this looks like in Indianapolis. The guests on this show are: Ronda Henry Anthony and Paul Mullins professors at the IUPUI School of Liberal Arts, they will both be presenting at an upcoming Taylor Symposium on the topic. Also joining us is Brad Beaubian, Long range planner for Indianapolis.

This week, spend some time with a community minded coffee shop owner, who is making a change on the Indianapolis near east side. And a Hoosier actor who talks about his role in an academy award nominated film. What inspires a dancer, a musician, or a photographer? And we learn how to make the Hotel Tango curious mix cocktail. Listen and learn as we share a curious mix of arts & culture.

This episode of "Curious Mix" features powerful interviews with people who were there the night Robert Kennedy told an Indianapolis crowd that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had been assassinated; Music from two Indianapolis jazz greats; a DIY artist whose passion is more than a pastime; and the joys of cinnamon toast.

On today's No Limits we'll be talking to students and leadership at the Indianapolis International School where 100 percent of graduating students will be going to college. Our guests will be Elizabeth Head, ISI Head of School, students Chuanqi Wang and Teadora Nitu. Listen today at 1 p.m. on 90.1 WFYI.

Today on No Limits we talk about plans for the Indianapolis bicentennial celebration. Our guests are Jeff Bennett, deputy mayor of community development, Scarlett Martin who oversees the Mayor's Create Indy initiative and Steve Campbell, VP of Communications for the Colts.