On the Road Again with Jack Kerouac and Robert Frank opening night concert was a blast!

The NUVO Street Team decided to escape the office for the day and run amuck around Indianapolis. We couldn't help but enjoy a little daytime wondering around areas like Broad Ripple and Mass Avenue and seeing what kinds of trouble we could get into. Five hours and fourteen red bulls later, we had a gallery.

The newly renovated City Market is celebrating June 23-28 with music and events in downtown Indianapolis!

Fresh Market is the eagerly anticipated grocery store on the old Atlas and CATH coffeehouse site.


Eleanor Maurer from Atlas Supermarket cut the ribbon.

Fever rally back!

Ebony Hoffman has embraced her role as one of the Indiana Fever's go-to players this season. The Indiana forward had career highs with 23 points and 13 rebounds Tuesday night and the Fever rallied from an 18-point deficit to beat the Sacramento Monarchs 78-73.

CADEN'S CRY PERFORMING AT THE HARLEY TIN WEST. A FUND RAISER FOR ALLISYN, WHO HAS LEUKEMIA. LOOK FOR MORE SHOWS TO COME..."MUSIC FOR A CAUSE"

Jim Canary and Claire Hoevel of the Indianapolis Art Museum, unveil the scroll that Jack Kerouac's epic novel was originally typed out on.

So, the symphony performance may have been cancelled, but that didn't stop a few ticket holders from snagging some free grub. Several people took advantage of the light crowd and roughed it without the AC.

Catchings is back! She helps lift Fever past Liberty, 83-69.

The Indiana forward had 11 points, five rebounds and three steals, and the Fever beat New York 83-69 on Wednesday night.

Katie Douglas had 16 points and eight rebounds, Tan White scored 11 and Tammy Sutton-Brown chipped in 10 for the Fever (6-4), who won their 10th consecutive regular-season home game against the Liberty.

Don't miss the Indiana Fever Tuesday night at Conseco Fieldhouse.
When they take on the 5 and 5 Sacramento Monarchs!

Rapper and actor Ice-T recited "Ask Your Mama: Twelve Moods for Jazz", a poem about the struggles of black Americans written by Harlem Renaissance poet Langston Hughes with the accompaniment of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and a jazz quartet from Minnesota Wednesday night.

City drivers may have noticed the decimation of dozens of trees at 49th and Meridian Streets. Perhaps the city should consider passing an ordinance that restricts the number of trees a home-owner can cut down. We are the "City of Trees," after all.

Check out the NUVO street team livin' it up at Lez Zeppelin, Crackers' College Night, Indy Pride, and more!

It was a soulful weekend in downtown Indy as an exceptional collection of jazz musicians performed in this years annual Indianapolis Jazz Festival. Headliner John Legend drew an impressive crowd Saturday night, with performances from other outstanding artists to fill out the weekend nicely.

With a generous amount of sun and an upbeat vibe, hundreds of people gathered Saturday morning on Mass Ave to celebrate Indy's Pride Parade.