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Shea Stapley

Newsletter Editor

Shea lives in Indianapolis, IN. She previously worked as a producer for a creative marketing agency. In her spare time, you can find her doing anything and everything active, belting musical theatre songs in the car next to you, or hunting down the perfect cup of chai.

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Need a showstopping fit for Halloween — or any other holiday or themed party? Check out these locally owned costume shops where you’re likely to find your dream getup.
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Autumn is coming — and so are the fall colors we all love. Find the most stunning foliage at these spots.
North Mass Boulder’s annual North Massive event attracts climbers from across the world + community members for a day of competition, entertainment, and fun for all ages.
Whether you love family-friendly scares or straight up horror, there’s a movie screening near you... if you dare.
Put on your Earth, Wind & Fire LP and take a trip down memory lane to see what was going on in Indy this September week throughout the years.
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If you’ve always wondered why some colors make you feel glamorous while others make you look, well, ghoulish, you might be interested in personal color analysis.
Get your Spotify playlist started with these toe-tapping tunes that are all about the Circle City and our neighbors.
Fall in love with your city with this Parisian staycation guide — no passport needed.
Find out where to spot the winged creatures and what you can do to keep them protected + flying high.
Don’t let cooling temps freeze the fun — there are plenty of ways to make the most of your last few sunny weeks before fall.
Hit the water by renting a pontoon, jetski, kayak, or other watercraft from another Indy resident.
From Seattle to Chicago, cities across the US have created their own signature hot dogs, but not Indianapolis — until today.
Stars, circles, and stripes — what’s the story behind Indy’s official flag?
Fun rides. Fried food. World-class music. We all know what the State Fair looks like today, but how has it transformed over its 170+ year history?
Spice up your summer with hot chicken sandwiches, loaded fries, breakfast entrees, and more across the Circle City.
Here’s your ultimate guide to some of the best mac and cheese in Indy, courtesy of Editor Shea.
Did you know that Arlington has gone through several different names and forms of government since its creation? Here’s a short history lesson on the basics.
Missed getting tickets to the big game? Shoot + score with these official events taking place around town all weekend long.
Broaden your palate and indulge in elevated fare by partaking in a prix fixe menu from one of these Indianapolis restaurants.
The Fourth is just around the corner, and it’s important to know what fireworks are permitted in your neighborhood + when.
The popular social media site is a goldmine for all things Indianapolis. Here’s what locals have been wondering about recently.
Whether you enjoy the excitement of unwrapping a new Zombicide expansion or prefer a good old-fashioned game of Clue, these stores have everything you need to host game night.
These unique pools offer a refreshing getaway for large gatherings or just solo relaxation in the sun.
What’s even sweeter than honey? Producing your own. Here’s everything you need to know about beekeeping on the Gulf Coast.
What’s even sweeter than honey? Producing your own. Here’s everything you need to know about beekeeping in the Midlands.
What’s even sweeter than honey? Producing your own. Here’s everything you need to know about beekeeping in the Heartland.
What’s even sweeter than honey? Producing your own. Here’s everything you need to know about beekeeping in the Circle City.
The Ruins that have imbued Holliday Park with a historical flair for decades lived an interesting life before they came to Indy.