Tinker Street to fire up the kitchen in coming weeks / more business news
One of the city’s most celebrated restaurants – Tinker Street – will open its doors to customers before the end of April, owner Tom Main has confirmed. Yet to be …
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103 apartment units planned on East Market Street
Note: This posting corrects an error in street address in the April edition of Urban Times A major residential development featuring 103 residential units in a six-level building is planned …
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Hendricks County nature preserve a great outing for families with young children
By Shawndra Miller / Communications manager, Central Indiana Land Trust Eager for the colors and sounds of spring after a long winter? Consider exploring Burnett Woods Nature Preserve, where wildflowers …
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Soil health to be a theme of zoomed First Friday at Harrison Center
The Harrison Center will continue in pandemic mode for its First Friday, April 2, opening. The virtual event will spotlight several artists, headed by Shamira Wilson with Collective Breathing in …
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DC Super Heroes once again solving showing teamwork at The Children’s Museum
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is celebrating the 80th anniversary of Wonder Woman with the return engagement of the exhibit, DC Super Heroes: Discover Your Superpowers. Continuing through Sept. 26, …
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Historic fire station donated to IMPD as a Near Eastside substation
City police officers have a new space to take a breather, fill out reports, workout or regroup after an incident – and it’s not costing taxpayers a dime, thanks to …
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Full closure at the North Split to begin in May
Online resources added to project website to help motorists navigate significant traffic changes during reconstruction of central Indiana’s busiest interchange The 18-month closure of the North Split interstate interchange is …
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History 301: The tumultuous life and career of Frances Farmer
By CONNIE ZEIGLER Contributing editor Indianapolis movie and theater actress, television host, interior decorator and shopkeeper, Frances Farmer, is known today – if she is remembered at all – for …
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March Madness theme coming to Athenaeum gallery
A hoops-focused exhibit by Chicago artist Nick Conlon, Broken Rims & Dirty Dreams, will be on exhibit in the lobby outside the Athenaeum’s Basile Theatre starting Friday, March 12, with …
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Indiana Repertory Theatre production, NO. 6, explores the human impact of racial injustice
The Indiana Repertory Theatre will continue its virtual season with NO.6, with streaming M to begin Thursday, March 11, and continue through April 4. The regional theatre premiere for the …
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