Indianapolis, IN
Top 12 things to do in Indianapolis this weekend: May 13-15
After a two-year hiatus, the fiftieth Broad Ripple Artwork Truthful will take over the Indianapolis Artwork Heart, positioned at 820 E. 67th St, this weekend.
From 10 a.m. to five p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, almost 15,000 persons are anticipated to pack the out of doors pageant to discover the paintings of 150 artists from throughout the USA and revel in dwell music from Indy artists like Rob Dixon, Pavel Polanco Safadit, Bahiri Asad, and extra. After all, there can even be meals.
In keeping with a launch from the Indianapolis Artwork Heart, the artwork truthful is now a “subtle anchor” in Indy.
“In celebration of the fiftieth anniversary, we’ll have a reminiscence wall the place folks can share their artwork truthful recollections and take new ones with them,” Mark Williams, the president of the Indianapolis Artwork Heart, wrote. “We’ve already obtained recollections from the household of the originator of the artwork truthful, Marjorie Beal, and we’re wanting to reconnect with others who had been concerned within the early years.”
Tickets are $25 for a one-day go.
On Sunday, Grammy-nominated artist Valerie June is scheduled to play on the HIFI Annex in Fountain Sq..
The Memphis, Tennessee native is understood for her sounds of people, blues, gospel, soul, and nation.
Tickets are $30 for the all-ages present beginning at 7 p.m.
Visitor conductor David Danzmayr and violinist Stefan Jackiw will carry out alongside the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra (ISO) on Friday and Saturday night in a set titled Greetings From Austria.
This system will incorporate Erich Korngold’s Violin Concerto in D Main, Op. 35, and Symphony No. 5 by Gustav Mahler.
A launch for the present states:
“Korngold’s Violin Concerto, devoted to the spouse of his childhood mentor, Gustav Mahler, is awash in Hollywood recollections, having been utilized in quite a lot of movie scores through the years, and soloist Stefan Jackiw performs with a talent that mixes musical poetry and sensitivity. Listeners are certain to go away buzzing acquainted tunes. Austrian conductor David Danzmayr takes us on the journey of Mahler’s portrayal of affection to his spouse, Alma, by means of the Adagietto motion within the strong Fifth Symphony.“
Tickets are anyplace from $10 to $90 for an 8 p.m. exhibiting on Friday and a 5:30 p.m. begin time on Saturday.
Seeking to get out, be energetic, and meet like-minded folks within the metropolis?
Each second Friday of the month, Bike Occasion Indianapolis rides seven to 11 miles. It is a free social occasion open to anybody with a working bike. The group incorporates three stops alongside the route for mingling, as effectively.
This Friday’s Bike Occasion begins at 7 p.m. on the Indianapolis Metropolis Market.
On Saturday, Tinkerfest takes over the Indiana State Museum. From 10 a.m. to five p.m. there can be greater than 15 interactive exercise stations arrange for guests of all ages to participate in designing, constructing, creating, coding, and extra. Tickets are $11 for kids and $16 for adults.
It is Classic Film Evening at Garfield Park Arts Heart on Saturday.
The 1947 movie “Dick Tracy Meets Grotesque” begins taking part in at 8 p.m. in the primary gallery. Tickets are $5.
The Indy Summer time Farmers Market is again each Wednesday and Saturday.
On Saturday, the market is hosted on the close to east aspect, positioned at 2236 E. tenth St., from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
It is opening weekend for “Metal Magnolias” on the Indiana Repertory Theatre downtown. The IRT is wrapping up its 2021-22 season with Robert Harlin’s off-Broadway hit impressed by the blockbuster film.
The play’s showtime is 2 hours and quarter-hour, together with a 15-minute intermission. The present runs by means of June 5 at varied instances. Tickets begin at $25.
Indy Delight’s Rainbow 5K Run/Stroll is ready for Saturday, beginning at 7 a.m.
The run is among the some ways Indy Delight has supplied to the LGBTQ neighborhood to point out their satisfaction in Indianapolis. Registration is offered by means of Friday.
The Woman Referred to as Books can be performing on the Orange Bridge on Friday. The present begins at 6 p.m.
This weekend, the world’s largest bounce home can be arrange on the Waterman’s Household Farm.
On Saturday and Sunday, the Massive Bounce America can have 4 huge inflatables — “The World’s Largest Bounce Home,” the “Sport Slam,” “The Large,” and “airSPACE” — arrange on the Waterman’s Farm, positioned at 7010 E. Raymond St.
Tickets permit for 3 hours of leaping, by which there are additionally classes. These particular classes are damaged into toddlers, juniors, larger youngsters, and adults-only classes.
On Friday (the thirteenth!), the Final Podcast on the Left stops at Previous Nationwide Centre to speak about all issues horror.
Beginning at 9 p.m., Marcus Parks and Henry Zebrowski cowl darkish topics for a dwell viewers. Matters embody Jeffrey Dahmer, werewolves, Jonestown, iconic hauntings, the historical past of battle crimes, and extra.
Tickets are nonetheless out there and could be bought for anyplace from $25 to $50.
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WRTV Digital Reporter Shakkira Harris could be reached at shakkira.harris@wrtv.com. You may comply with her on Twitter, @shakkirasays.
Indianapolis, IN
‘It’s all gonna go great’: Pat McAfee, Colts fans react to Ballard, Steichen returning
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay is as frustrated as the fans. He understands the desire for change. But he believes in his team’s leaders.
Irsay posted on social media Sunday night, saying Chris Ballard will remain general manager and coach Shane Steichen will remain coach for 2025. The Colts just finished an 8-9 season and they haven’t made the playoffs for four straight years.
Steichen has an 17-17 record in two seasons as coach. Ballard has been with the Colts for eight seasons. The Colts have gone 62-69-1 over that span with two playoff appearances and no division titles.
“I know fans who want an immediate change in leadership will be disappointed,” Irsay wrote. “That means we all have a lot to prove, so we’ll get back to work and keep doing what we can to earn your support and make you proud to be a Colts fan.”
Many Colts fans — notably former punter Pat McAfee — aren’t pleased.
Indianapolis Colts fans react to Jim Irsay’s statement that he’s retaining general manager Chris Ballard and coach Shane Steichen
Indianapolis, IN
How much snow has hit Indiana? See snowfall totals around the state.
How drivers can prepare for bad winter weather
This video offers tips from the Indianapolis Department of Transportation to help drivers navigate bad winter weather conditions.
This story will be updated.
Meteorologists were predicting as much as 12 inches of snow in certain parts of Indiana as a strong winter system hit the state on Sunday.
The day’s first snowfall measurements began to trickle in as snow continued to plummet on Southern and Central Indiana into Sunday afternoon. Southern Indiana got the bulk of the storm, recording measurements up to 8.5 inches of snow as of 2:30 p.m.
Snow is expected to go through the area into Monday, meaning snow totals are likely to rise.
See how much snow the National Weather Service has recorded for cities in Indiana.
How much snow is on the ground Sunday?
As of mid-afternoon, these cities had the highest recorded snowfall totals in Indiana:
- Ferdinand: 8.5 inches (1:20 p.m.)
- Petersburg: 7 inches (11:29 a.m.)
- Saint Anthony: 7 inches (1:49 p.m.)
- Shoals: 5.6 inches (2:26 p.m.)
- Monroe City: 5 inches (2:12 p.m.)
- Bicknell: 4.5 inches (2 p.m.)
- Washington: 4 inches (2:31 p.m.)
- Indianapolis NWS site: 1.4 inches (1 p.m.)
- Speedway: 1 inch (1:45 p.m.)
Contact Alysa Guffey at amguffey@gannett.com.
Indianapolis, IN
Colts vs. Jaguars Week 18 Predictions & Picks Revealed
The Indianapolis Colts (7-9) have one more opportunity to garner positive vibes as they close out the season against the AFC South division-rival Jacksonville Jaguars (4-12) at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday.
It’s been a disappointing season for the Colts, to say the least. On one hand, the playoffs are not a possibility, and there is an expectation from the outside that big changes need to be made in the offseason. There’s not much positivity to squeeze out of this matchup. On the other hand, outside of their captains, there are some guys who have every reason to put on a big performance as free agency awaits them.
Here’s how the Horseshoe Huddle staff sees things unfolding for the Colts in their Week 18 season finale matchup against the Jags. It appears the Colts “lost our locker room,” so to speak. What would’ve likely been a sweep in favor of the Colts prior to last week’s embarrassing loss to the New York Giants, two analysts picked the visiting Jaguars in an upset.
Sean Ackerman (@shnackerman): Going one game under .500 seems like a fitting record for the Colts this season. Inconsistency and poor decisions have cost the team playoff football, but they can still beat some bad teams. The Jaguars aren’t great, and it feels like the Colts could split for the season.
Pick: Colts 17, Jaguars 13
Jake Arthur (@JakeArthurNFL): After last week’s debacle against the Giants, the Colts lost any trust I had left, but they do get another subpar opponent on Sunday, and it is at home. I’m incredibly reluctant to pick the Colts, but I do think they’ll get strong performances from guys like Jonathan Taylor, DeForest Buckner, and Kenny Moore II (who needs a bounce-back), while guys who could be playing their final game in Lucas Oil Stadium such as Ryan Kelly and Julian Blackmon, also give it all they’ve got. Against another bad team, that’ll be enough.
Pick: Colts 23, Jaguars 20
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Jared Koch (@jjaredkoch): The Colts got embarrassed last week vs. the Giants to effectively kill their slim hopes of a playoff appearance for yet another season, and it feels like the current gloomy feelings around Indianapolis could snowball into another ugly loss during their final bout of the year. Jaguars quarterback Mac Jones is fresh off a solid performance in a win against the Tennessee Titans, and he could continue that momentum against a lacking Indianapolis defense– especially when facing a team looking unmotivated and demoralized after the events of Week 17. I’ve got the Jaguars making the surprise upset over the Colts.
Pick: Jaguars 24, Colts 20
Andrew Moore (@AndrewMooreNFL): The result of this game holds almost no weight for the Colts other than ending on a slightly high note for a victory. Instead, we should be focused on the performance of the younger players to gain momentum heading into 2025. Laiatu Latu, AD Mitchell, and JuJu Brents will all have my eye for this matchup. The Colts should get the victory before heading into an offseason that will likely be full of changes.
Pick: Colts 27, Jaguars 20
Drake Wally (@DWallsterDrake): The Colts are spiraling and don’t appear to have continuity or drive in that locker room. After falling to the worst team last week, nothing changes with a slightly better opponent despite playing at home. The Jaguars will defeat the Colts in their final game of 2024
Pick: Jaguars 23, Colts 21
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