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Author looks at Gloversville with a creepy eye in ‘The Leather Man’s Curse’
Russell W. Dickson of Gloversville signed a three-year contract with HallöwHartt Publishing for his Fulton County-set horror novel, "The Leather Man's Curse."
Author looks at Gloversville with a creepy eye in ‘The Leather Man’s Curse’
Russell W. Dickson of Gloversville signed a three-year contract with HallöwHartt Publishing for his Fulton County-set horror novel, "The Leather Man's Curse."
Author looks at Gloversville with a creepy eye in ‘The Leather Man’s Curse’
Russell W. Dickson of Gloversville signed a three-year contract with HallöwHartt Publishing for his Fulton County-set horror novel, "The Leather Man's Curse."
Osprey Observer
Published July 17Therapist Releases First Book, ‘Exploring The Koshas In Yoga Therapy’
By Jamie Lu LaMor Clements, a yoga teacher and therapist of 20 years, debuted her first book, Exploring the Koshas in Yoga Therapy: An Embodied Approach for Client and Classroom, on June 11. The book is targeted toward individuals with experience in yoga and yoga therapy…
‘Days of the Dead’ horror convention marks 15 years in Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indianapolis’ Days of the Dead Fantastic Cinema Convention returns this weekend for its 15th year, bringing horror fans, celebrity guests, film screenings and costume contests to the east side of the city. The event runs Friday through Sunday at the…
Beyond the frame: Reflections from the Indiana Black Expo Black Film Festival
What role does storytelling play in preserving history? That was the question I found myself asking after attending the Indiana Black Expo Black Film Festival, part of the organization’s annual […]
WMNF 88.5
Published July 17ProPublica’s Pamela Colloff discusses death row ahead of ‘Catch The Devil’ book talk in St. Pete
In 2026, Florida has already executed 10 people, more prisoners than every other state in the country combined. Last year, the state executed 19 people. Next week, two executions could happen on the same day. The state also leads the country in the number of death row exonerees.…
WMNF 88.5
Published July 17SOTD 7/17/26: Final Approach by Swamp Dogg
The WMNF Song of the Day for July 16, 2026 is “Final Approach” by Swamp Dogg. Where does one begin to pick a Song of the Day off this new Swamp Dogg release? His 27th studio album, Swamp Dogg Contemplates the Afterlife, out just this June. The 10-track record features guests like…
St Pete Catalyst
Published July 17Arts Alive! podcast: Actor Cody Farkas
It’s barely half over, but at this point it looks, theatrically speaking, like 2026 might be remembered as The Year of Cody Farkas. The Pasco County actor, singer and dancer didn’t exactly appear out of nowhere; he’s performed with Stageworks, the Off-Central and the USF theatre…
Unique Zionsville museum tells America's story through fans | America's 250
Inside the Fanimation Antique Fan Museum, you'll find fans from the late 1800s, including those powered by electricity, gas and even alcohol.
$8 million Athenaeum Basile Theatre renovation underway
INDIANAPOLIS — It was the ancestors of famed author Kurt Vonnegut Jr. who designed the Athenaeum downtown for the benefit of the German-American community in 1894. Three years after that, the Athenaeum Theatre hosted its first production. 132 years later, the stage and its…
10 ways your Indy arts experience is going to change
The HI-FI, Children's Museum, The Cabaret and others have big plans to grow, thanks to a state grant program.