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The Day Indianapolis Embraced Winter Magic with the First Circle City Winter Festival

Wednesday, February 5 by DC

On February 5, 1973, Indianapolis transformed into a winter wonderland as it hosted the inaugural Circle City Winter Festival, a heartwarming event that quickly became a cherished tradition. Residents and visitors alike gathered at the famed White River State Park, which was adorned with... Read More.

February 4, 1964: The Day the Beatles Invaded Indianapolis Airwaves

Tuesday, February 4 by DC

On a crisp February 4th in 1964, the city of Indianapolis was about to experience a musical phenomenon that would echo through its cultural corridors for decades to come. Nestled in the heart of Indiana, Indianapolis was a city known for its vibrant jazz... Read More.

Jisoo to Release Debut Solo Mini-Album ‘Amortage’ on Valentine’s Day

Monday, February 3 by Lyle F

Jisoo is set to make Valentine’s Day even sweeter. The K-pop superstar will release her highly anticipated debut solo mini-album, Amortage, on Feb. 14. She continued the rollout Monday, unveiling the project’s tracklist. The four-song mini-album includes Earthquake, Your Love, Tears and Hugs & Kisses.... Read More.

Punxsutawney Phil Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter at 2025 Groundhog Day Celebration

Sunday, February 2 by DC

Punxsutawney Phil, the well-known groundhog, has predicted six additional weeks of winter in the United States during his weather forecast event in Pennsylvania. A large gathering watched as the woodchuck emerged from his tree stump at Gobbler's Knob to make his annual prediction. The... Read More.

February 1, 1965: The Day Indianapolis Embraced Modernist Architecture

Saturday, February 1 by DC

On February 1, 1965, Indianapolis took a bold step into the future of urban design with the unveiling of the City-County Building, a striking symbol of modernist architecture that transformed the city’s skyline. At 28 stories high, it was the first skyscraper in Indianapolis,... Read More.

The Day Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You” Made History

Thursday, January 30 by DC

On January 30th, 1974, country music witnessed a timeless moment as Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You" was released, etching itself into the fabric of musical history. This heartfelt ballad, born from Parton's deeply personal experience, has transcended its origins to become one... Read More.

A Historic Day for Indianapolis Theatrical Arts January 30th 1960

Thursday, January 30 by DC

On a crisp winter evening in Indianapolis, January 30th, 1960, the city's cultural landscape was forever transformed with the grand opening of the Indiana Repertory Theatre. Nestled in the heart of downtown, this momentous occasion marked a new chapter for the performing arts in... Read More.

Remembering the Thrilling 1984 Indianapolis 500: A Day of Speed and History

Sunday, January 26 by DC

January 27, 1984, stands as a landmark date in the history of the Indianapolis 500, a day that set the stage for one of the most thrilling races in the event's storied history. While the race itself would not take place until May, the... Read More.

12 Affordable Ideas For This Valentine’s Day

Thursday, January 23 by DC

Valentine's Day is a special occasion to express love and appreciation for your significant other. While grand gestures can be impressive, romance doesn't have to break the bank. Here are 12 romantic but affordable ideas to make your Valentine's Day memorable: 1. Picnic in the... Read More.

5 Fun Things to Do on a Cold Day in the DMV

Wednesday, January 22 by Lorenzo North

When the temperatures drop and the wind starts to bite, it’s easy to want to hibernate under a cozy blanket and call it a day. But here in the DMV (D.C., Maryland, Virginia), there’s no shortage of cool, fun, and warm things to do—even... Read More.

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