Fans of George Turkette’s Fountain Square eatery and meatery may want to look forward to the March opening of Amp, a new artisan marketplace to be located in the 16 …
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The city’s retreat from spreading COVID-19 cases has prompted local galleries to go back to virtual openings on Friday, Dec. 4, after several months of socially distanced First Fridays. At …
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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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By Jen Thomas The Central Indiana Land Trust is expanding the 60-acre Meltzer Woods Nature Preserve near Shelbyville by buying an adjacent 35-acre agricultural field, where it will plant more …
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By Julie L Rhodes / Collective Impact director, Reconnecting to Our Waterways As autumn arrives in Indianapolis, it brings cool breezes and a blast of yellows, oranges and reds throughout …
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By Cliff Chapman / Executive director, Central Indiana Land Trust The summer between high school and college, a buddy and I decided to take a road trip from Indianapolis to …
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The Harrison Center will host six new shows on the upcoming First Friday, Sept. 4, once again with social distancing guidelines in place and face coverings mandatory. The openings include: …
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The in-person revelry may be postponed for a while, but The Cabaret staff is revamping its YouTube channel to give cabaret lovers everywhere their fix – for free. On Friday, …
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The city’s efforts to curb homelessness have been boosted by over $2 million in funds distributed to seven local organizations with a focus to rapidly rehouse persons living in temporary …
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