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The Astounding Charles Over Mansion In Muncie - Indianapolis Monthly

Muncie, Indiana · Muncie

The Astounding Charles Over Mansion In Muncie - Indianapolis Monthly

Photos provided by Natalie O’Connell RARELY DOES A home of this pedigree (and value) appear on the market. For those willing to commute, it’s an easy, one-hour drive from Indianapolis to Muncie. Built in 1902 for Charles Over—a distinguished industrialist who founded Belmont Glass Works—this Georgian Revival mansion exudes opulence from every angle. It is a stately paradise brimming with features that showcase unparalleled craftsmanship and exqu…Read Article

Broad Ripple Bar Scandal, GenCon Food Truck Fury

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Broad Ripple Bar Scandal, GenCon Food Truck Fury

A specialty corn dog from Books Bourbon & Bacon. Photo: Tony Valainis/Indianapolis MonthlyPhotograph by Tony Valainis TRUCKED UP: Indy’s Kickstarter-ed food truck Books Bourbon & Bacon got a nasty surprise this week when they learned that for the first time since 2020, they won’t be allowed to serve GenCon attendees at the wildly popular event’s dining area. According to owner AJ Feeney-Ruiz, his line-attracting mobile restaurant was one of the …Read Article

King Dough To Open Slice Shop At Kan-Kan, La Margarita Reopens

The Kan-Kan Cinema HOLLYWOOD SHUFFLE: It’s been a rough couple of years for the dining side of Winsdor Park movie theater the Kan-Kan. Opened as a Cinema and Brasserie in 2021, the restaurant lost its founding chef Abbi Merriss the next year. It rebranded as a Japanese-style restaurant last fall, a few months after owner Ed Battista told me the business was struggling to survive. “We want people to know this is a place they can go for dinner eve…Indianapolis · Indianapolis Read Article

Political Scandal Dining And Indy's Newest New Hot Chicken

A neon sign at The Oakmont WAG THE DOG: If you were enmeshed in a political scandal, would you go out to lunch at one of the city’s highest-profile bars? If you’re Mayor Joe Hogsett—currently under scrutiny for bizarre late-night texts and for allegedly failing to appropriately respond to claims that close adviser Thomas Cook sexually harassed and abused multiple women—the answer is yes. The elected official was reportedly disinvited from a Tues…Indianapolis · Indianapolis Read Article

Camping In The Midwest: Michigan - Indianapolis Monthly

Isle Royale Photo Courtesy of NPS Isle Royale The least-visited national park in the contiguous U.S. is also the most re-visited. It may seem like a contradiction, but after you experience Michigan’s Isle Royale firsthand, you’ll understand. Getting there takes effort; you can only reach this remote island in Lake Superior by boat or plane. Once there, you’re surrounded by lush hardwood forest and a bevy of wildlife. This is a park where it pays…Michigan · Michigan Read Article

Pacers Fuel Bar Boom, While Hostess Leaves Indy

Oya Woodruff, owner of Chef Oya’s The Trap. Credit: Indianapolis Monthly SCHOOL DAZE Oya Woodruff is back in the game … sort of. The founder of Indy seafood place The TRAP closed her business nearly a year ago, a shock to her multitudes of fans. After months out of the spotlight, she’s back with a contributor gig on the food beat at Mirror Indy, as well as a job teaching kids how to cook at Pike High School. “I think it’s exactly what I need to …Indianapolis · Indianapolis Read Article

Traveler: Hilton Head Island - Indianapolis Monthly

HILTON HEAD ISLAND in South Carolina’s Lowcountry has long lured vacationers. Think relaxed coastal ambiance, lush greenery, antique shops, stately oak trees blanketed in Spanish moss, and 12 miles of pristine Atlantic beaches. The Gulf Stream–warmed waters are an indigo delight even if you only wade up to your knees. The beaches are wide enough to cruise bikes on the shoreline at low tide. You can set sail on a dolphin-watching cruise or a guid…Hilton Head Island · Hilton Head Island Read Article

Indianapolis Loses One Of Its Most Influential Bakers

A croissant from Rene’s Bakery. Credit: Tony Valainis WE ARE DIMINISHED Albert Rene Trevino, the founder of Broad Ripple croissant destination Rene’s Bakery, died on May 8 after a two-year battle with laryngeal cancer. His business at 6524 Cornell Ave. was reopened by two local bakers eager to continue his legacy last fall, and they—along with Trevino’s family—invite all who loved Rene to a celebration of his life at the Indianapolis Art Center …Baking · Indianapolis Read Article

Exhibition Honours Strength of Aboriginal Languages

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The Museum of the Goldfields’ latest exhibition will explore the deep relationship between Aboriginal languages, identity and country through sound, image and storytelling.Australia · Australia See the Story

Indiana Humanities And Library Funding Affected By Recent DOGE Cuts - Indianapolis Monthly

The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art is one of many museums feeling the hit of DOGE cuts with plans being put on hold indefinitely for expanding the storage of its collection of more than 10,000 artworks. WHAT A DIFFERENCE a year can make. Last April, with the help of a $3,000 grant from Indiana Humanities, the Indiana Council on World Affairs packed Indy’s Global Village Welcome Center for a forum on the state’s history of m…Indianapolis · Indianapolis Read Article

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