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Families can create connections to the natural world through "I AM WILD: A Charley Harper Exhibit," May 22-Sept. 7 at the Indiana State Museum, 50 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis 46204. Developed by Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh in partnership with Charley Harper Art Studio, the exhibit showcases the signature style of “minimal realism” of Charley Harper, whose deep commitment to conservation came through in his clever artistry. Through I AM WILD, visitors can discove

Lincoln Lodge at American Village is going to the dogs… in the best way! 🐾 We’re thrilled to host the Indy Dog and Disc club dog every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. on our lakeside lawn — and you’re invited to join the fun! Bring your own chairs, your friends and family, and get ready to cheer on some talented pups as they compete in high‑flying frisbee games.

The Indiana Artists Club is currently having its 2026 exhibition at the Eiteljorg Museum of Indians and Western Art. The exhibition brings together a diverse group of painters, sculptors, print makers and photographers who share a common connection to the state of Indiana and its creative traditions.

In the exhibition "Bold: New Voices in Contemporary Art," guests will discover thirteen works from the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields that highlight our ever expanding and globally relevant contemporary art collection.

Indianapolis might be hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean, but that does not stop locals from enjoying some of the freshest seafood in the Midwest. Tucked away on Shadeland Avenue in Indianapolis, Caplinger’s Fresh Catch has become the go-to destination for anyone craving quality fish, whether you want to buy it fresh or enjoy it cooked to perfection right there.

Jennifer Weber is 52 years old. She wasn’t supposed to live much past 10. The Indianapolis woman has Cystic Fibrosis, a progressive, genetic disease that affects the lungs, pancreas and other organs. It can affect people of every racial and ethnic group. Read her story and how you can participate in a fundraiser on May 3:

American Senior Communities (ASC), Indiana’s largest senior living and healthcare provider, has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report for exceptional performance across multiple categories in its 2026 Best Senior Living ratings.

The documentary film “Lorne” offers a behind-the-scenes look at Lorne Michaels, creator of “Saturday Night Live.” Rated R with a run time of 101 minutes, the film explores Michaels’ personality and his approach to managing comedians. It provides a deeper understanding of the creative force behind “Saturday Night Live,” which debuted in 1975.

The man… The memories… The legendary Mike Ahern ! His full interview premieres on Great Day TV on April 25 at 10 a.m. on WISH-TV I recently had the opportunity to visit and talk to the fabulous anchor of WISH-TV News for 37 years. It's his first interview on camera and I'm so honored! He now resides in an assisted living environment in Carmel, Indiana, and at 87 years old he's still sharp as a tack!!! Remember all that he gave to us for many years. And we thank him!!! His fu

It’s that time of year for seeking treasures at the 23rd National Road Yard Sale Festival. The event will begin on May 27 and run until May 31 2026, from St. Louis to Baltimore, Maryland. The 824-mile "Thrill of the Hunt" celebrates this historic byway.

In celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary, the Indiana Historical Society presents “Freedom’s Framework,” a new exhibit which explores how the ideals of the Declaration of Independence were tested as the nation expanded into the Old Northwest and confronted the challenges of liberty, equality, and nationhood.

Patty Spitler reunites with her WISH-TV colleague Debby Knox to interview Debby's sister about her baking talent! Lisa Knox Nervig, a three-year survivor of pancreatic cancer, is using sourdough baking as a therapeutic activity to manage stress. Nervig, who is the sister of former WISH-TV anchor Debby Knox, began the hobby during a harsh winter at her home in Chicago.