Dean A. Wilson will move Deano's Vino from the Murphy Art Center in Fountain Square to 878 Massachusetts Ave. The new shop will open in mid-May under the same name.

A new midday meal option begins today as Ruth's Chris Steak House in Circle Centre opens for lunch from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.

The Midwest's first gastro pub, Brugge Brasserie, will open later this month on the Monon Trail at 1011 E. Westfield Blvd.

From all reports, Becky and Bob Kevoian's wedding Saturday at the Indiana Roof Ballroom was an evening to remember.

Actress Linda Evans, who is probably best known for her portrayal of Krystle Carrington on the television show "Dynasty," will be the final speaker at the Sunnyside Guild's Town Hall series May 12.

Celebrity watchers on the lookout for big names in town for the NCAA Women's Final Four championship basketball games will have to keep their eyes peeled. The NCAA isn't telling who may be in town for the games on Sunday and Tuesday.

Lois Davis reports she had "great fun" creating "Watch the Ball," a painting that commemorates the 2005 National Collegiate Athletic Association Women's Final Four.

When Puck's, the new restaurant at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, opens in early May, there will be an internationally known celebrity chef's name on the door but a Hoosier in the kitchen.

Reid Williamson, president of the Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, made it quite clear he wants to have fun at his retirement party.

The recently reunited Black Crowes will headline the Miller Lite Carb Day concert May 27 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

If all went as planned, Marianne Tobias surprised her husband, Ambassador Randall Tobias, with a birthday dinner party Sunday night at Marcel's in Washington, D.C.

Toby McClamroch flew solo Thursday night to host the annual St. Patrick's Day party that benefits Holy Family Shelter. About 400 guests of all political stripes showed up for the Michael Murphy-less party at the Catholic Center gym. Murphy was at the White House having dinner, at the invitation of President Bush.

In a day and age when customer service seems more a lost art than a daily habit, ROSE Award nominees are a reminder of what hospitality and service are all about.

The football that Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning tossed to wide receiver Brandon Stokley in December to break Dan Marino's record for touchdown passes will be on display through June 1 at the Indiana State Museum.