Many members of the Mass Ave Merchants Association will be taking part in the 11th annual Small Business Saturday, which will take place on Saturday, Nov. 28, and continue through …
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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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Large vinyl replicas of 28 Murals for Racial Justice are on display at the Central Library through Jan. 20, and additionally are available for checkout from the Indianapolis Public Library. …
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Two celebrated Indy performers from disparate musical genres – Josh Kaufman and Angela Brown – will lend their talents to the annual Circle of Lights presentation. Because of pandemic restrictions, …
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The Harrison Center has expanded the number of curated short films available for free public viewing at the Polk Drive-In Theater, which can be seen from the Provider Coffee parking …
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When Craig and Kait Mariutto opened Shoefly Public House in the fall of 2013, the local watering hole became an instant favorite as, in Craig’s words, something the neighborhood was …
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The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site has invited Hoosiers to join the Old Northside museum home virtually for a 15-minute Veterans Day Salute to all American Veterans past and present at 8:45 p.m. …
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Santa’s sleigh is packed and ready to make a pit stop at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis to visit with good little girls and boys. Santa will arrive at the …
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Members of the community have been invited to join the staff of the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission virtually as they share progress on the Preserve Indy initiative, present a draft …
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Near Eastside residents Mitchell and Jessica Tellstrom were regular customers of Rabble Coffeehouse until it closed this summer amid the COVID-19 shutdown. But when the call went out for anyone …
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