Weekly View’s Story Archive

Bronze sculpture show opens Oct. 4 at UIndy

INDIANAPOLIS — The bronze sculpture work of northern Indiana artist Tuck Langland is the subject of an exhibition opening Oct. 4 at the University of Indianapolis. Heads, Real & Imagined: Bronze Works by Tuck Langland will run through Oct. 25 in UIndy’s Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center Gallery, 1400 E. … Read More

Cabaret Poe Returns for 4th Year

INDIANAPOLIS — After three previous years of sold out shows, local original works organization Q Artistry will present Cabaret Poe in October featuring the entire original cast. Local actors Julie Lyn Barber, Ben Asaykwee, Sara Williams and Chicago native Renae Stone will take the stage once again and work their … Read More

“Baron and Baroness of Sternfeld” at Riley Open House

GREENFIELD — The Hoosier Poet, James Whitcomb Riley, wrote the poem, “The King,” published in the Indianapolis Journal on November 2, 1884 when Riley was the poet in residence for that newspaper. The poem, which has a decidedly “medieval” flavor — talks of knights, ladies, and the “King” — who … Read More

Indy Library Hosts Health Insurance Open House

INDIANAPOLIS — Adults are invited to learn about resources related to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and receive assistance in signing up for the health insurance marketplace during the Health Insurance Marketplace Open House, to be held on Oct. 8 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. and on Oct. 9 from … Read More

Free Tour Features Modernist Architecture

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Landmarks’ Modern committee is plugging into a national initiative on October 5 with a walking tour of Indianapolis’s modern architecture. Coordinated by DOCOMOMO US, the annual Tour Day celebrates the architecture, landscapes, interiors and public spaces of the modern movement across the United States. The free walking … Read More