May 19, 2015
Whiskey & Cheese, the Perfect Combination
Edible Indy created the Whiskey & Cheese event as a nod to the wine and cheese events often seen and attended across the country. Whiskey, bourbon and cheese are a perfect combination, but often overlooked and underappreciated. The sweetness of the…
May 12, 2015
Second Helpings and Duos offer second chances
Second Helpings is known for feeding the hungry in Greater Indianapolis. The more-than-700-volunteer organization does this by creating hot meals for 75 agencies in and around Indianapolis using donated food. It’s on a mission to serve one million…
May 7, 2015
Earth Day Instagram Contest Winners
You showed us how you celebrated the earth for a chance to win. We had over 215 entries of in 3 weeks all which were wonderful and beautiful photos representing Indiana and it's earthiness. Now on to the winners!
May 4, 2015
REPEAL RESTAURANT, June 2015 opening
Repeal restaurant, located at 630 Virginia Ave. in the former Virginia Avenue State Bank building, is finalizing preparations for their grand opening in June 2015. Named after the repeal of prohibition in 1933, the ‘spirited restaurant’ will offer…
April 24, 2015
Binford Farmers Market Rebrands as The Market at Hague
Binford Redevelopment and Growth, Inc. (BRAG), is pleased to announce a name change for the Binford Farmers Market to The Market at Hague. The market is in its ninth year and makes its permanent home at Lawrence North High School.
April 2, 2015
Local Artisan Cheesery & Winery Schnabeltier Chipotle Cheese Wins Gold in U.S. Cheese Competition
This year in the United States Championship Cheese Contest, local artisan cheese producer Schnabeltier won gold with its peppered cheese. Cheesemaker Glenn Goss and assistant Haley Lehman crafted this award winning cheese using locally sourced milk…
April 2, 2015
Hottest Kitchen Entrepreneur Challenge
Got a big idea? Let Ivy Tech and Reliable Water Service help you light a fire under it.
March 26, 2015
Indy Food Council Confronts Flailing Food System, Part 2
According to City-County Council Member Zach Adamson, 16th District, residents who live on the eastside of Indianapolis say on average they shop at grocery stores between three and six miles from their homes.













