Friday, Nov. 6, will bring the opening night of Zephyr, a new collection of paintings, drawings and ceramics by resident artist Kyle Ragsdale. Zephyr means “a soft wind,” and the …
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THIS JUST IN: Volunteers sought for Cultural Trail cleanup Officials with the Indianapolis Cultural Trail are inviting the Indy community to join in a fall cleanup on the Cultural Trail, …
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The pocket park at IndyFringe has been enhanced to accommodate late-October events, including two Halloween-themed performances. The park features “cocoons” which will act as windbreaks, with audience comfort also enhanced …
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Downtown Indy Inc.’s Circle of Lights may be the city’s most time-honored holiday tradition, but in a time of pandemic thousands of people won’t be converging on Monument Circle on …
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A new exhibition at Gallery 924 will present the works of five Indianapolis-based contemporary visual artists who received DeHaan Artists of Distinction Awards in 2019 to pursue risk-taking projects that …
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An exhibit featuring the works of 42 Hoosier – all featuring buildings on the National Register of Historic Places – will open Saturday, Oct. 10, at the Indiana State Museum. …
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A new interactive map and mobile app will guide participants through the outdoor experiences Public art is coming to locations and spaces that may currently have little or no such …
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Pop-up bicycle lanes adorned with bicycle frames are in place for Nancy’s Ride, the signature event of Freewheelin’ Community Bikes to take place on Labor Day in the heart of …
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During September, adults are invited to participate in activities presented by The Indianapolis Public Library in support of El Tendedero/The Clothesline, a nearly year-long project sponsored by Women4Change to educate …
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Seventeen live music venues, mostly silent over the past five months, have received an infusion of cash through the city’s Music Cities Strategy Recovery Program, which uses federal dollars from …
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