Articles in: Arts and Events

Religious buildings — among the most historic, architecturally distinguished, lavishly ornamented structures in a community — belong not...

Stephen Plunkett enrolled in the University of Evansville’s Department of Theatre in 1999 counting on close encounters with talented actors....

Sara Rhoades wasn’t supposed to be in a soap making class — she had purchased the spot for someone else as a gift, but instead she...

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ohio Valley is hitting the bowling lanes to raise money for one-on-one mentoring programs in the area. The annual...

Not all heroes wear capes, but at the Vanderburgh Humane Society’s 23rd annual Going, Going, Gone to the Dogs benefit dinner and auction,...

To show how stories in the January/February 2018 issue of Evansville Living fit into the broader world, this edition of Link Up brings the...

Christian Picciolini, an award-winning television producer, public speaker, author, peace advocate, and a reformed violent extremist will give a free...

Tri-State’s best performers will gather together at 7 p.m. Feb. 10 at the Old National Events Plaza to wow an audience with comedy, music, and...

Looking for a sugary maple syrup fix? The Maple Sugarbush Festival and Pancake Breakfast at Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve provides a remedy....

Olivia Taylor took her first dance class when she was 2 years old. The 12 year old has been dancing ever since. “I started out taking one hour...

Art always has been Sara Rappee’s passion, whether molding a lump of clay or working with metal. But jewelry making wasn’t exactly in her...

Throughout the existence of the University of Southern Indiana, many friends and donors to the school have left their mark on the campus. None of...

Robert Hartman fought in the German Rhine Valley during World War II, published a children’s book, and invented the crushed ice dispenser...

The fall and winter months are about gathering — whether it is for family holidays, out-of-town visitors, or long-time friends, one thing is...

From framing to spacing, there is much to consider before hanging a piece of artwork and putting a hole in your wall. “There are a lot of rules...

Melodic Virtue has been a name Aaron Tanner has recycled since his early forays into creative businesses. It began with a record label, which quickly...

One of my favorite truisms goes like this: When you are under the age of 35 and you turn in on Sunday evening after the weekend with your spouse,...

The walls of Brett Mulzer’s office are lined with guitars — exactly what you would expect from the owner and president of Moore Music. An...

"Based on a true story” is quite the clichéd movie phrase these days, used to pique interest in the latest picture on the big...

▲ #RockOut Residents in Evansville may have noticed colorful rocks popping up throughout the city. The rock painting trend began with the Evansville...