Megan Fernandez

Jan 6, 2025 | indianapolismonthly.com | Megan Fernandez

The hardest ticket to get in Indiana sports last year was a seat in Holloway Gymnasium during one of Purdue’s No. 8–ranked volleyball team’s sold-out games. The tickets were as hot as the Indiana Fever’s—priced around $400 for a courtside seat and $40 for a nosebleed—but not nearly as plentiful in a college arena that maxes out at 2,288. A few years ago, you could buy a general admission ticket at the box office right before a game. Not anymore.

Dec 15, 2024 | indianapolismonthly.com | Megan Fernandez

CELEBRATED landscape architect David Rubin was speaking at a design conference at the Cummins Global Distribution Headquarters in 2018 when he said what all the high-powered creatives in attendance there were thinking: Indianapolis has gotten a lot cooler in the last 10 years. Local architect Donna Sink stood up. “I just want to point out that People for Urban Progress is celebrating our 10th anniversary. I think you have PUP to thank,” she said.

Dec 5, 2024 | indianapolismonthly.com | Megan Fernandez

Dear Caitlin,Hey, superstar! It’s us, your Indiana Fever fandom. We hope you’re enjoying the offseason. You deserve some downtime. You came here with the highest expectations possible for an athlete on your shoulders and somehow managed to exceed them. You played every game. You broke the records. You won the awards. You packed the arenas. You changed the sport. You changed Indianapolis. You did the work, took the hits, and stayed above the fray as much as you could, on and off the court.

Nov 20, 2024 | indianapolismonthly.com | Megan Fernandez

A YEAR AFTER Homespun: Modern Handmade closed on Mass Ave, owner Amanda Mauer is again selling small-batch goods with Hoosier heart, including illustrated city and state maps, checkered flag purse straps, and everyone’s favorite shirt (“Indiana born and breaded”). She’s posted up at The Index, the new visitor center and gift shop located in Pan Am Tower.

Aug 2, 2024 | indianapolismonthly.com | Megan Fernandez

REALTOR Summer Hudson was always waiting for the perfect midcentury modern home to hit the market and lure her away from her beloved Irvington. On Hudson’s popular TikTok channel, Find a Lot to Love, she cooed over original 1960s woodwork and intact bathrooms for the 207,000 followers who enjoyed watching her walk through houses for sale in Central Indiana.