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• THIS JUST IN: Full Circle Nine Gallery going virtual again for First Friday
  Full Circle Nine Gallery will feature Cindi Elkins and The Nature of Things as part of the virtual First Friday programming on Facebook and Instagram from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, July 3. Elkins hopes to inspire and educate through her work, which itself [Read More...]
• THIS JUST IN: Music returning to the Indianapolis Zoo this weekend
  Two family-friendly concert series will return to the Indianapolis Zoo this summer when Zoolapalooza and Animals and All That Jazz both kick off during the Fourth of July holiday weekend, with concerts on both Saturday and Sunday. In accordance with [Read More...]
• THIS JUST IN: Many reasons given to take part in Pathways Over Pogue’s virtual event
  The effort to rebuild the historic Nowland Avenue bridge will take a major fund-raising step forward at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 10, when Pathways Over Pogue’s and Reconnecting to our Waterways stage a virtual kickoff [Read More...]
• THIS JUST IN: Indy Pride severs ties with city police / Confederate tribute to be gone from Garfield Park
  Citing a responsibility to “address systemic inequities as well as listen and support the brown and black community,” the Board of Directors of Indy Pride has announced it will no longer contract with or utilize police departments for security at [Read More...]
• THIS JUST IN: Cabaret performances to be reprised, virtually
  In light of the 2020 Tony Awards being postponed indefinitely, The Cabaret is releasing archived performance footage of Tony winners and nominees who have graced The Cabaret’s local stage thanks to the Glick Philanthropies Broadway at The Cabaret [Read More...]
• THIS JUST IN: ‘Imagine Your Story’ is theme of Library’s 2020 Summer Reading Program
  A major change has come to The Indianapolis Public Library’s 101st Summer Reading Program: Instead of counting the number of books read, participants will be able to track the amount of time spent reading. At stake will be prizes donated by [Read More...]
• This just in: Mass Ave, other streets to be closed to allow for more patios
  The latest effort to city officials to help restaurants and small businesses reopen safely includes the temporary closing of Mass Ave, three other pedestrian-friendly Downtown streets and Broad Ripple Avenue. The announcement came today (May 19), [Read More...]
• THIS JUST IN: Original Farmers Market now on Monument Circle
  A major renovation coming to the 200 block of East Market Street has forced the Original Farmers Market to move to Monument Circle for the rest of the 2020 season, beginning. The move begins today, May 13. The upcoming Department of Public Works [Read More...]