Dave Lindquist

John Green revisits the movie business at ‘Hollywood, Ending’ author event

The 35th edition of the Indianapolis festival, scheduled Oct. 8-18, will showcase more than 100 independent films at six venues.

The building at 416 E. Wabash St. opened as a nightclub concept in 1998, initially using the names Euphoria and Club Industry.

More than 90 artists are represented at this weekend's show, known for its “100% model” of distributing all money from sales to artists with no commission taken by Butter’s organizers.

More than 90 artists are represented at this weekend's show, known for its “100% model” of distributing all money from sales to artists with no commission taken by Butter’s organizers.

The Boston-based business co-owned by the former quarterback specializes in collectible cards ranging from sports stars to Pokemon to Magic: The Gathering.

Originally planned for Sept. 27, the celebration to mark $3.7 million in renovations at Indy Art Center’s Artspark is now scheduled for a later date.

The first Now Serving roster of eateries includes 46 neighborhood restaurants, bakeries and international concepts.

The READI 2.0 Arts & Culture Initiative allocates $65 million to Indiana’s creative economy, spread across 15 geographic regions. More than $11 million is earmarked for 11 recipients in central Indiana.

In addition to donating funds, Gen Con reserved exhibition space for the Immigrant Welcome Center and Super Heroines Etc.