It's hockey night in the Village on January 22, 2016. The Broad Ripple Village Association partnered with Indy Fuel to present Broad Ripple Village Night at the Indy Fuel Hockey Game on Friday January 22. BRVA members and Village supporters may purchase discount tickets to the game by visiting www.bit.ly/FuelBRV.

If you have read my column, you know I have been a promoter of the passenger rail service to Chicago. However, a reader complained that the ride was fine but the Indianapolis Bus Rail Station (aka Union Station) is a mess, including the restrooms. While the city operates both our airport and bus-rail station, they have outsourced the bus-rail station to Greyhound and indeed the two facilities couldn't be more different. Please let our new mayor and civic and tourism leaders know that Indy needs to put a welcoming face on our bus-rail station, 330 S. Illinois. It couldn't be more convenient (steps to downtown and Lucas Oil Stadium as well as the convention center) but it needs some TLC. Denver - which operates its rail station - just remade it into a transit hub that also included restaurant and shops. We can do this.

There's a lot going on at the Indianapolis Art Museum this month including their winter film series on Friday night plus a celebration of Dr. King. Here's a round up.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration-Jan. 17, 2016 / 2-5 p.m. -- The IMA partners with local artists to offer an afternoon filled with written, spoken and interactive expressions of love in the galleries. All guests are welcome to spread messages of love inspired by works of art or the world around them.

Friday night movies are back as well: