Beginning today, Indy Parks is expanding the schedule for its family centers and park facilities to include some weekend and evening hours. Park goers are encouraged to adhere to safety …
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The 21st annual Arsenal 5K Run/Walk has been named an official Bicentennial Community Project, helping to mark the city’s 200th birthday – but has been moved to the “virtual” realm …
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Midwest Black Restaurant Week – a culinary celebration under Black Restaurant Week and responsible for celebrating the flavors of African American, African and Caribbean cuisine with a series of regional …
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To help individuals learn more about the complex topic of race and racial equity, The Indianapolis Public Library is making available a variety of e-books, audiobooks and streaming videos that …
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Bard Fest – the award-winning Shakespeare festival – is partnering with IndyFringe to mark a return of stage productions with an outdoor presentation of William Shakespeare’s Long Lost First Play …
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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. …
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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, …
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Beginning with the launch of the virtual “#DaddyDoDay” hair contest and Madam Walker Summer Institute, the Madam Walker Legacy Center is now featuring national programming to celebrate black families and …
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The Indiana History Center has become the latest public venue to set a reopening plan. The Indiana Historical Society will reopen its facility on the Downtown Canal on Tuesday, July …
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Indy Parks will kick off its free Summer Concert and Movie series at Garfield Park at 9 p.m. Friday, June 26, with a special screening of The Lion King. Throughout …
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