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The New Year will be here before you know it — curious what it might have in store? | Photo via @spellsisters
Whether you’re a skeptic or have a few tarot decks of your own, getting your fortune told is an age-old practice and a great way to get ready for the new year.

See if the stars are in your favor with these five psychics around the Circle City.

Spellsisters

“Nice girls read tarot” is the motto of this laid back duo. Kelli and Hayley not only do in-person readings, but also book virtual sessions. Plus, they explore astrology and energetic healing with Reiki and Chakra Balancing.

The Black Cat Tarot

Looking to incorporate tarot into your next party? You can book The Black Cat Tarot for intuitive readings — and you might get a chance to meet her familiar, who is a black cat appropriately named Salem.

Indy Tarot Mystique

Owner Amelia offers a range of tarot options, including career in-depth readings, love and soulmate readings, and general life overviews. For those interested in natal charts, she also offers single chart readings and analyzes compatibility between couples and friends.

Inner Path

This “Ultimate Self-Help Store” has locations on the north and south sides of Indy. With 12 psychics on staff and four classes to choose from, Inner Path offers a variety of readings, including Reiki healing, Ancient Nordic Runic Alphabet readings, and oracle card readings.

Pyramid of Enlightenment

Want to hop on the aura photo trend? This spot at 8101 E. Washington St. has you covered. In addition to interpreting the color of your spiritual being, Pyramid of Enlightenment also offers beginning tarot classes (starting on Monday, Jan. 23), crystals, candles, and books.

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Wednesday, Dec. 14
  • Ice Rink at Holliday Park | Wednesday, Dec. 14-Sunday, Jan. 29 | 11 a.m.-9 p.m. | Holliday Park Nature Center, 6363 Spring Mill Rd., Indianapolis | $0-$13 | Skate figure eights around this new rink with proceeds going toward the Holliday Park Foundation Endowment.
Thursday, Dec. 15
  • Las Posadas at Winterlights | Thursday, Dec. 15 | 5-11 p.m. | Newfields, 4000 Michigan Rd., Indianapolis | $30-$39 | Enjoy a Mexican hot chocolate, churros, and all enhanced museum experiences for the evening.
Saturday, Dec. 17
  • Indy Fuel vs. Cincinnati Cyclones | Saturday, Dec. 17-Saturday, Feb. 25 | 7 p.m. | Indiana Farmers Coliseum, 1202 E. 38th St., Indianapolis | $10 | Get ready for the Teddy Bear Toss at this special Indy Fuel game.
  • Indianapolis Colts Bleed Blue Blood Drive | Saturday, Dec. 17 | Lucas Oil Stadium, 500 South Capitol Ave., Indianapolis | Free | Book an appointment to give back and receive a limited-edition Colts football.
Sunday, Dec. 18
  • IYG Pride & Joy: LGBTQ+ Holiday Vendor Market | Sunday, Dec. 18 | 11 a.m.-6 p.m. | Indiana Landmarks, 1201 Central Ave., Indianapolis | Donation suggested | Listen to story time with drag queens, visit with Santa, and shop local LGBTQ+ artisan vendors.

We have a calendar filled with events and activities you can plan for in advance. Click the button below to bookmark ideas for upcoming date nights, family outings, and time with friends.

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A recap of first-time home buying in 2022

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Despite the time, emotional energy + effort it takes, the dream of home ownership hasn’t waned for newcomers. | Photo provided by Opendoor
Before we ring in 2023, we’re taking a look back at how 2022 shaped up for first-time home buyers, by the numbers:
  • The average first-time home buyer toured 24 homes in person or virtually (up from 15 in 2021).
  • Half of first-time buyers said they made offers on five or more homes before winning one (respondents averaged 12 offers apiece).
  • 69% say they are confident they found the best home for them in the market.
  • 58% said the home search was “much more time-consuming than expected."*
LESSONS LEARNED

Weather
  • 49º | Rain | 86% chance of rain
Development
  • 500 apartments are planned for The Stutz development on the northern edge of downtown. The developers are in the pre-development stage on the projects next to the Stutz complex, and plans for the apartments could include a certain portion of affordable housing, which is incentivized by the DMD. The timeline for the housing project has not been confirmed. 🏘️ (IBJ)
Opening
  • Same food, different name. Taste Restaurant @ Lucky Lou is opening a location in Castleton and closing its current spot on Commercial Drive in the International Marketplace. The dim sum go-to spot is also changing its name to Benyue Restaurant. 🥟 (Indianapolis Monthly)
Closed
  • East side’s Open Kitchen at 4604 E. 10th St. has closed its doors. Don’t worry, though. The scratch kitchen concept is prepping to launch at a different location early next year. We’ll keep you updated. 🍽️ (Indianapolis Monthly)
Sports
  • Last we told you, Purdue was on the hunt for a new football coach. Yesterday, the team hired Ryan Walters. He was previously the defensive coordinator at Illinois and Missouri. You can catch the end of Purdue’s season at the Citrus Bowl on Monday, Jan. 2. 🏈 (IndyStar)
Edu
  • The Perry Township School Board unanimously approved a new redistricting plan, impacting ~2,300 students. The model would eliminate its School Choice program and will go into effect in the 2023-24 school year. You can catch the next school board meeting on Monday, Jan. 9. 🎒 (WISH)
DYK
  • The Young at Heart Senior Line Dancers have been grooving for 15 years, as of this year. The 55-and-older group learns new dances for two hours every Monday and Wednesday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Washington Park Family Center. Read more about the group’s desire for a renovated gym. 🕺 (WRTV)
Health
  • Holiday cheer isn’t the only thing spreading this season. The CDC reportedvery high” flu activity in our state this season. Find a flu vaccine near you — there may even be a needleless option. (Verywell Health)
Shop
Real Estate
Drink
  • Looking to make your holidays merrier? St. Elmo Steak House Cocktails are now available to purchase online and ship straight to your door. That means you can enjoy ready-to-pour Cherry Vanilla Bourbon, Espresso Martini, Old Fashioned + Cosmopolitan at any time. Please sip responsibly.*
Travel
  • How does Scott’s Cheap Flights work? Sign up for free, follow up to five airports, and Scott’s will notify you when flights are 40-90% off. Bonus: You can browse deals immediately after signing up (like a $300+ round trip to Bermuda). 🌴*

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Relish the holiday season with Portillo’s

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From office parties to at-home shindigs, Portillo’s has the catering covered. | Photo provided by Portillo’s
Need catering for an upcoming holiday party? Enter: Portillo’s.

Portillo’s catering menu features all the fan favorites — including their famous Chicago-style hot dogs, Italian beef sandwiches, fries, sides + more. Choose from three serving options:
  • Buffet-Style: The Portillo’s team handles delivery — choices include their popular Italian Beef party packages and a customizable menu (set up included for large orders).
  • Fast Packs: Need a grab-and-go option? Enjoy ready-to-eat sandwiches, hot dogs, salads, and more.
  • Take and Make: Cold packaged kits ready to prepare and serve yourself.*
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THE WRAP

Today’s issue was written by Anna.

Editor’s pick: If you’re intrigued by aura photos, you might want to check out AURA AURA, who I’ve noticed pops up from time to time at Rooftop Fruit in the Fountain Fletcher District. Eileen’s setup might cause a double take, but the results are so cool.

Missed yesterday’s newsletter? Stay warm in these heated igloos around Indy.
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