INDIANAPOLIS -- Who doesn't watch a cute cat video now and then in their spare time?
Heck, you're probably watching one right now in another tab.
But if you want to watch cat videos on a big screen, the Indianapolis Museum of Art is hosting an Internet Cat Video Festival (yes, it's a real thing) Thursday-Saturday.
The festival is a live event where cat lovers can get together and watch cat videos together.
It begins at 7 p.m. each night.
There will also be a introduction by Will Braden, who curated the video collection.
He's also the person behind the "Henri, Le Chat Noir" videos on YouTube, where his videos of a cat have millions of views. You can't make this stuff up.
Tickets cost $8 for IMA members and $12 for the general public. For more information, visit the IMA website here.
If you plan on attending, remember: The cats are to be on-screen only. No pets allowed.
