Wildwood Park for the Arts hosts its annual Lanterns Festival, 6-10 p.m. Thursday-Friday, 4-10 p.m. Saturday, 4-9 p.m. Sunday ...

Lions approached the crowd slowly, moving to the center of the plaza to steady and rhythmic Okinawan beats. Two, three, then ...

Lions approached the crowd slowly, moving to the center of the plaza to steady and rhythmic Okinawan beats. Two, three, then ...

The sugar cream pie (sometimes called “Hoosier pie”) has deep roots in Indiana’s culinary history, dating back to the 1800s when pioneer women needed to make dessert without seasonal ingredients like ...

Some restaurants feed you; others transport you. Le Chêne does both, proving that sometimes the most authentic French ...

Haiku can serve as a catalyst for discussion and creativity as students work together to create their own poems.

"Seasons: A Year of Midwestern Life" by Nicholas Rynerson dives into the changing landscape in a farm town in Central ...

In spring, the blossoms dance like laughter in the breeze. The gentle rain kisses the earth, awakening flowers from their slumber. Beneath the bright sun, the rivers sing with joy and life.

Learn about rhythm in poetry and how it can be used as device which has an effect on the reader. How to understand open and closed form in poetry Closed form poetry uses stricts patterns of rhymes ...

The author and poet Michael Rosen introduces and reads some of his best-known poems for children: The space on the page The 'space' is a ‘friend’ to whom Michael Rosen can tell anything.

Award-winning poet and naturalist Kristen Lindquist will teach an introductory nature haiku workshop at the Wendell Gilley ...

Joe Nevills is the Paulick Report's bloodstock editor. He is an Eclipse Award-winning writer, and creator of the Haiku Handicapper series.