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The art history of Key West comes from all sides. It's claim as an important gay influence cites back to visits by Tennessee Williams who is said to have

March is creeping in with warmer temperatures, signaling an early spring in Indianapolis. From First Fridays to live theater, jazz shows and vintage festivals, here is a look at just a few events and activities going on in and around Indianapolis for This Weekend in the Arts.

From art exhibitions to a passel of outdoor concerts, we've handpicked eight must-attend events that are sure to entertain Labor Day Weekend.

“Nothing in here is worth anything,” says Miami artist Kerry Phillips. “It’s not precious or a diamond or an antique that you would inherit from someone, but we still assign meaning to a lot of things.”

Each month the Harrison Center wines and dines a local artist in hopes of building community connection. This month, Kevin James Wilson took the seat of honor.

April 11, at Basile Theater at the Glick Indiana History Center, violinist Jayna Park with pianist Gregory Martin whipped us through Clara Schumann’s “Three Romances for Violin and Piano, Op.

Gay Key West Uncovered laughs it up at Comedy Key West, learns how Tennesee Williams put Key West on the cultural map and visits the island’s historic galleries

The Harrison Center is home to dozens of creative minds but these five artists are making moves in non-traditional mediums.

Known for creative, colorful, sometimes quirky artwork and a rich diversity of hand-crafted artisan wares, the Florida Keys are recognized throughout the world for artistry inspired by soothing and stunning

Known for creative, colorful, sometimes quirky artwork and a rich diversity of hand-crafted artisan wares, the Florida Keys are recognized throughout the world for artistry inspired by soothing and stunning