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- Oct 1, 2026
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Things to do in Indianapolis October 1â7 (opens the original)
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Welcome to October! Donât forget to make time to get out for a fun fall event in the midst of your costume making, apple picking, and pumpkin carving. Andrew Winship: ÃNIGMATA: Mixed media artists and Herron School of Art + Design associate professor Andrew Winship explores the mythology of the United Statesâ visual lexicon in this exhibition in the Basile Gallery. Through November 12 Close Encounters: The Indianapolis Ballet invites audiences to experience an up-close look at the artistry,
Things To Do To Start Your September (opens the original)
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Welcome to September, when fall should ostensibly be starting to peek its head out. Why is it still so hot?! We don’t know, but here are our picks for what to do both indoor and outdoor as summer begins coming to a close. Ring of Fire: Beef and Boards Dinner Theater takes audiences on a journey through the life and career of legendary country crooner Johnny Cash. Through October 4 Never Can Say Goodbye: The 70s Beehive Musical: The sequel to last year’s hit show Beehive, this celebration of the
Indianapolis August 2026 Picks (opens the original)
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AUGUST IS the month of scrambling to prepare kids to go back to school, indulging in the culinary and sensory overload of the Indiana State Fair, and trying to hide your inner spooky season maniac as you pretend to be offended at stores putting their Halloween inventory out way too early. Read on for our top picks for what to do around town this month. IndyFringe Festival: IF Theatre’s annual festival turns 21, with 63 unique shows performed on six stages throughout downtown Indianapolis. August
Meeting Of The Minds: A Conversation Between The Founders of GangGang and Chreece (opens the original)
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*The following is an extended version of the conversation that appeared in the August 2026 print issue of Indianapolis Monthly. THIS YEAR, CHREECE hip-hop festival takes over Fountain Square on August 29, while Butter Fine Art Fair, a project of local arts organization GangGang, returns to the Stutz September 3–6. Rapper Sean Smith, aka Oreo Jones, who founded Chreece in 2015, has been a fixture in the Indianapolis music scene for almost 15 years, releasing three full-length albums, two collabor
Motorcycle Diaries (opens the original)
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Our photographer, known by many as Pink Bike Mike, shares how he ended up cruising around town on a pink chopper, camera bag strapped to his back. When I was in second grade, my friend’s mom gave me the nickname “Michael Michael Motorcycle.” She thought she was teaching us how to balance a checkbook, not realizing she was manifesting my destiny instead. But it wasn’t until eight years ago that my friend Scooter taught me how to ride on his 2002 Honda Shadow Spirit 750cc. We both dropped the bike
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