Shari is amazing! She took time to read me and get to know me . I would 10/10 recommend getting a…read morereading from her :)

I felt safe talking to Shari. I have been burnt in the past by psychics and it made me nervous. She…read morehas a loving, caring, guiding soul. She brought up things I didn't even say that were accurate and we talked through issues I have been going through. I walked away feeling more confident in my own soul. I can tell she does this to help others. Thank you Shari will definitely be "visiting" again.

Molly is incredible! She gave me my first reiki and tarot reading almost 10 years ago, and that…read moreexperience changed my life. She is so warm, attuned, insightful, and playful in her approach. I reconnected with her recently and have been finding our readings to be so helpful. She really goes above and beyond.

Molly is amazing! Not only is she an incredible reader, but she has this awesome energy about her…read more She's also funny as hell! Loved her personality! Not your typical crunchy energy healer, which I love. I've been getting readings my entire life and grew up with an aunt who is a psychic. But had a need to see someone in February as I was going through an interesting period in my life. She was spot on. So much so, that she said things that at the time I didn't really relate to, but now make perfect sense! This woman has a gift, go see her!

Where to do I start? My first partial experience with tarot reading involved a crowded nightclub in…read moreNYC and an inquiry about my zodiac sign. Fast forward to today with my first real reading at Bullz Eye Tarot with Leah. All she needed was my name and energy. This reading was thorough and ACCURATE. I'm going to continue to do my spiritual work and follow up on the guidance she's given me. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

Stopped in today on my way to the bank; curious as to what it was. Cute place...there aren't many…read moreof these around. I suggested a yelp page; so hopefully more folks can find this cool little place :-)

Did you know that The Conrad Hotel has a gorgeous, well-curated art gallery within its walls?!…read moreAccessible either through the hotel lobby or through the gallery's own entrance on Illinois Street, anyone can walk through the doors and enjoy the art, for FREE. Just be sure to check their hours, as they're different from the hotel's! The gallery only has two locations: NYC and Indianapolis. I feel pretty blessed that our city has such an esteemed spot. Boasting both local art and world-famous art, this gallery switches out exhibits every few months, and holds a first Friday party when they have a new one. Currently, their winter exhibit is called "Rock, Paper, Metal" that will be up until February 2020. Long-Sharp Gallery curates the art in the entire hotel. The Conrad has world-renowned art allllll throughout. Boasting names like Dali, Picasso and Warhol, you'll be amazed by what you encounter by simply stepping inside. There are even several art ambassadors on hand to take you around the hotel and show you some of the masterpieces. So fun!

Long-Sharp Gallery is a lovely space that would be a perfect stop during an intimate date-night…read more Located right inside the Conrad hotel, it features artists whose aesthetic seems to lean toward contemporary and modern styles. What I really love about the space is that the collection is not just limited to the designated gallery space; you can find pieces from the collection throughout the hotel's public spaces. Also, pieces from the collection are featured in the museum's gallery rooms, which are available for use in the hotel itself. Long-Sharp is free to visit; simply make an appointment with the gallery staff, or stop by during their normal open hours.

I am so happy the pride parade made its big debut after the 2 year hiatus! If you have never been,…read moreI encourage you to go at least once! It is one of my favorite days of the year -- the joy, the energy, the love, the passion! The parade walkers cast a wide net from major corporations to small nonprofits, churches, and everything in between. Thousands of people line Mass Ave to watch so go early, get your spot, and take it all in.

It's honestly hard for me to believe that Indy Pride really only started as I was entering my young…read moreadult years. The first Pride event occurred in 1981, when I was in high school, at the no longer in existence Essex House with a dinner. It wasn't until 1988 that a "public" event was held, a festival that attracted 175 people at the Indianapolis Sports Center. By 1991, the event was moved to the Monument Circle area and attracted an attendance of around 3,000. From 1992-1994, it moved to University Park. In 1995, Indy Pride, Inc. was established as an organization. However, some not so great choices resulted in a substantial debt that was finally resolved by the end of the 90's. Throughout this time, the event continued with the support of The Word and Justice, Inc. I know. I know. A review isn't supposed to be a history lesson, but I think the history of Indy Pride is vital because this event has become such a vital, important part of the Indy landscape. Celebrating the LGBTQ community in Indy and beyond, Indy Pride has grown from a couple hundred attendees to being a multi-block, festive, family friendly event attracting thousands of attendees and a slew of vendors from businesses to non-profits to churches and many more. While some lament that the event has become more "family friendly," there's something incredibly awe-inspiring about an upbeat, festive, love-filled event which embraces such diversity and celebrates those who attend. There's a parade, food drinks, musical performances, celebrities, vendors, and so much more that you can easily attend and spend a good majority of the day. As an organization, Indy Pride "exists to unite and serve its members and the LGBTQ community of Central Indiana through leadership development, educational and support programs, and community events that achieve inclusivity, equality, strong community connections, and awareness of LGBTQ issues." It's "wholly volunteer-managed non-partisan, tax-exempt, not-for-profit corporation that organizes Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Pride events in Central Indiana. Indy Pride, Inc. welcomes the participation of all, regardless of age, creed, gender, gender identification, HIV status, national origin, race, religion, sexual origin, and regardless of ability. Indy Pride, Inc. is governed by the Board of Directors elected by its membership." The event is largely wheelchair friendly and the LGBTQ community, while imperfect like the rest of society, works hard to be inclusive of those with disabilities and my experience has been everyone involved with the festival does an absolutely incredible job at being inclusive. While I've had times when I struggled when wheeling through grassy areas, the availability of assistance is obvious and the entire vibe of the event is one of unity, acceptance, and celebration. This is unquestionably one of my favorite events of the year and it's an important event for many people I love. As an organization, Indy Pride has become amazing at holding events throughout the year and at promoting the arts, wellness, healthy living, and much more in its special events and regular activities. Typically held in June at this point, this is definitely an event I recommend attending, participating in, or even volunteering in some capacity. You will feel loved, appreciated, and you'll feel like you've discovered a tribe.

Wow! I've been going here for years. I read tarot myself and their readers are legit! I've also had…read moresound healing reiki sessions and they have some of the most unique crystals. Today I had a reading with LeAnn and it was totally on point, per usual. I've always had great experiences with their practitioners. The new space looks and feels amazing and you can drive there from the old spot in just seconds.

Had my sister's wedding here several years back. We had around 7 people in attendance. When we…read morewalked in, they tried to turn us away saying that they couldn't serve our kind. Be careful going to this place.

Attended Irish Fest for it's 25th anniversary yesterday. I'd never been before so can't compare it…read moreto it's pre-covid days at Military Park. This year it was at Garfield Park which is very pretty location and seemed a good fit for the festival. There were 3 stages with a variety of bands throughout the day. I enjoyed the tents dedicated to Irish history and there was a nice small exhibit dedicated to the 1916 Proclamation and Rebellion. There were enough drink tents with both Irish beers and other options. Needs to be some type of whiskey tent added. Food choices were limited and lines long. Not sure if this was due to the downsizing of the event or not. The Irish dancers were fun to watch and there could have been more of it. I would go again to compare against a non-covid year. Let's hope!!

I've always found Irish history interesting and have a few friends who are very passionate about…read moretheir Irish heritage which I support! I've heard about this via social media and people that I know, I'm glad I finally had the chance to check it out. Located in military park in downtown Indy, you'll find the Irish fest. You can purchase advance tickets or pay at the gate. After you walk inside further there are so many different tents and options I'm not sure how someone would make it through the whole thing! Visually it's awesome to take it all the different tents and booths, there's political, firefighters, art, jewelry, clothes and so much more! The beer options are impressive for a festival, Irish beers as well as some local, yay sinking! As well as some wine! Food options are "traditional" Irish fare, and they don't forget the kids so there's something for everyone. I had a corned beef sandwich on rye! I really enjoyed the music! From what I could see there were 2-3 different stages and we spent most of our time listening to the fighting Jameson's! Good time had by all