Indianapolis Cultural Trail - East Corridor Illumination Pt. 1

The East Corridor of The Indianapolis Cultural Trail was illuminated for the first time on Wednesday, December 19 at 5:30pm. A wide sampling of the downtown Indianapolis community was present. It was a wonderful moment in Indy's history, and a symbolic start of many good things to come as a result of the Trail's creation. I had a chance to talk to the trail's designer, who was quick to point out that there is much more landscaping to be done this spring, including the installment of prominent trees along the Trail. Summer can't get here fast enough. :-)

Step Off

Nordstrom's mannequins are snobs! But certainly not prudish, which Evan pointed out.

Cute as a Button

Christine and Nick enjoyed dressing up for their wedding so much the first time, they decided to do it again two weeks later, at the Harrison Center for the Arts' "White Cristmas" show.

Pink Bratz Cadimaro

A grown woman drives this car. :-)

Travis

Travis is up to his neck in red bandannas.

Joe vs. The 178 lb. Pumpkin

This pumpkin weighs more than I do.

Jenny & Tyler

There's no place like gnome.

Word Up

Church of Christ, 42nd and College, Indianapolis

Kyle

Kyle definitely paints outside the lines.

Kipp

Kipp pay top dollar for hat. :-)

Ivy & Zenobia

Bloods & Crips. :-)

Kaylee

Kaylee asked me for some change, so I asked her for some pictures. :-)

Chris

Chris rocks the freshest spots in Fountain Square.

Tonya & John

Tonya and John love lockers.

Speedway Redevelopment - Zone 1

The plan for Zone 1 was approved by the Speedway Town Council August 27, 2007

Indianapolis 2020

The future, son.

Bethany & Ashley

Gotta love the hat. :-)

Gretchen

Gretchen befriended a lonely blouse. :-)

Meridian Overlook

Midland Atlantic's "Meridian Overlook" Proposal for the southeast corner of Meridian & South.

Urban Camo

Signal box at the corner of New York and College, Downtown.

Doug

Doug likes his stripes so fresh, so clean.

South Meridian Place

Urban Space's "South Meridian Place" proposal for the northeast corner of Meridian & South. Designed by Ratio Architects, Inc.

Director

Justin rocks the theater wardrobe.