The sections of Mass Ave closed to traffic since May will remain that way through the Labor Day weekend, city officials have announced. The continued closures affect Broad Ripple The …
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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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In light of the 2020 Tony Awards being postponed indefinitely, The Cabaret is releasing archived performance footage of Tony winners and nominees who have graced The Cabaret’s local stage thanks …
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A major renovation coming to the 200 block of East Market Street has forced the Original Farmers Market to move to Monument Circle for the rest of the 2020 season, …
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The coronavirus outbreak has claimed two more casualties – this year’s edition of the Talbot Street Art Fair and the Feast of Lanterns. Matthew Robinson of the Herron-Morton Place Neighborhood …
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Shane Weinbrecht, a long-time resident of Cottage Home, offered to take pictures of neighbors on their porches to commemorate this incredibly strange time we are in. Many neighbors jumped at …
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Here are just some of the reports you can read about when our May issue hits the streets this weekend Our readers recommend their favorite books, to help you pass …
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Indianapolis Contemporary – the arts venue known for many years as the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art – has begun closing down operations, following a decision by the Board of …
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By CONNIE ZEIGLER Contributing editor When the U.S. bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August of 1945, the Soviet Union got worried. Three years later when the USSR tested its first …
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