By KARA KAVENSKY As the nation commemorates the 250th anniversary of the United States throughout 2026, members of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution …
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By ABBY MACI RECKARD On Sept. 7, 1872, the members of First Trinity Danish Evangelical Church opened the doors of their newly erected sanctuary at 701 E. McCarty Street. The …
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The Real Silk Hosiery Historic Mural Project is quickly becoming a reality. Organized by homeowners in the Real Silk/Mill No 9 complex and supported by Chatham Arch Neighborhood Association and …
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Joshua Henry and Caissie Levy both won 2026 Tony Awards for their lead roles in a revival of Ragtime – and both will headline the 2026 Fall-Winter Season at The …
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This report arrived too late for inclusion in the July print edition of Urban Times. The Full Circle Nine Gallery will feature its member artists in a group show, Greatest …
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The Department of Metropolitan Development has issued a Request for Expressions of Interest for reuse of the Former Indiana Women’s Prison site. The site which sits in the Willard Park …
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The Indianapolis Office of Sustainability and IFF, a community development financial institution, has announced the 12 organizations selected to participate in the second cohort of an initiative called Thriving Nonprofits. …
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By SHAWNDRA MILLER, communications director, Central Indiana Land Trust Six springs ago, Central Indiana Land Trust, Inc., kicked off the Million Tree Pledge. The stewardship crew began the endeavor in …
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By CONNIE ZEIGLER / Contributing editor During the early years of American participation in the Vietnam War Indianapolis was not a center of anti-war activity. But by 1969 activity was …
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The bad news is that the Willard Park pool will not open because of the ongoing Blue Line rapid transit construction project. The good news, though, is that five Indy …
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