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Whole Foods enters Downtown grocery sceneWhole Foods opened its long-awaited store at 320 E. Market St. on Wednesday, March 21, in the newly completed 360 Market Square. The 40,000 square foot grocery includes the Market Square Taproom, with 20 taps of beers from Indiana brewmasters at [Read More...]
This just in… Santorini Greek Kitchen to close March 31Taki and Jeanette, owners of the Fountain Square restaurant announced the closing and offered an explanation to their followers on Facebook recently. They also laid out some plans to continue offering Taki’s food through Santorini Greek [Read More...]
This just in… Children’s Museum launches Saturday series for Sports Legends ExperienceEach of the individual elements which comprise the newly opened Riley Children’s Health Sports Legends Experience at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis will have a day of celebration in a Saturday morning series which began March 24. Each segment [Read More...]
This just in… Garfield Park Conservatory to welcome Orchids in AprilThe Garfield Park Conservatory will be alive with color on Saturday and Sunday, April 21-22, for the annual juried show of the Central Indiana Orchid Society. The show will include displays from six orchid societies from Louisville, Cincinnati, [Read More...]
This just in… Zoo to open seasonal Butterfly Kaleidoscope exhibit soonBright, bold, beautiful colors will surround guests when Butterfly Kaleidoscope presented by Citizens Energy Group returns to the Indianapolis Zoo. Opening March 16 and continuing through Sept. 3, visitors can enjoy this immersive exhibit in the [Read More...]
This just in… Meow Meow steps in as Cabaret’s opening actThe debut of The Cabaret’s new performance space at 924 N. Pennsylvania St. has hit another hurdle – but the local music series as bounced back with an acclaimed substitute for its April 21-22 opening weekend. The stumbling block came when [Read More...]
Recent Blogs
RETAIL POP-UP INITIATIVE, ST’ART UP 317, LAUNCHEDBy Catherine Esselman, real estate development director St’Art Up 317, a window of opportunity for creativity and retail activation in Downtown Indianapolis The month of May in Downtown Indianapolis is unlike any other. The streets come alive with a [Read More...]
Indiana HumanitiesMari Evans’s “Ethos and Creativity” Three Decades Later: Art and Race in Indianapolis By DAVID HOPPE I had never met Mari Evans—more to the point, I was unfamiliar with her writing—when I was urged to invite her to write a piece for Where We Live: [Read More...]