"Sunday Night Dinner in Indianapolis."

I trust, with plenty of growlers shortly to be emptied of Indiana-brewed beer.

Sunday Night Dinner in Indianapolis, by Aaron Renn (Urbanophile)

... Unlike New York, Indy has a far more robust social life in private spaces like houses and back yards. This produces a qualitatively different type of social capital, one with its own unique set of strengths.

One example of this is the emergence of community based Sunday dinners. This was an organic movement and as a result lacks a fancy name, but in keeping with the generally low key and unpretentious character of the city, let’s just call it Sunday Night Dinner ...