Thought about taking a 358-mile walk in Spain?
A Chatham Arch couple recommend it – and offer some advice An abridged version of this essay was featured in the November edition of Urban Times. Much of the extra …
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CCIC artists to open their studios on First Friday, Oct. 1
Reports on the exhibits in the Schwitzer Gallery and Full Circle Nine Gallery are featured in the October edition of Urban Times. The following press release from the Circle City …
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Dia de Muertos to be staged in outdoor setting
Garfield Park’s celebration of the traditional Mexican holiday, Día de Muertos, will be celebrated at the Corporate Shelter right outside the Garfield Park Arts Center from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, …
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Construction under way for ‘re-imagined’ Broad Ripple Park Family Center
By COURTNEY ROGERS / Indy Parks Superhero trainings, moonlight madness egg hunts, gingerbread house building. For the past two decades, the Broad Ripple Park Family Center has been the home …
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Stadium Village hosting a mid-day Block Party on Saturday
The Blue River Band will provide live music for the Stadium Village Business Association’s Block Party, which will be from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 21, at 629 …
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Traffic update: Methodist Hospital expansion, Delaware Street project and latest from North Split
METHODIST HOSPITAL: Major utility work is starting soon to prepare for the new IU Health Downtown hospital and expanded Methodist medical campus south of 16th Street. Utility work on nearby streets …
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July 4th festivities return, Woodruff-style
Slides from left to right:Team Woodruff shows off its trophy after earning the gold at the Eastside Games.Nora Pidgeon and Charlotte Powers in the Fourth of July parade.Patriotic paraders take …
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First Friday report: Updates from the Harrison Center, Circle City Industrial Complex and more
Works by Becca Ito will be on display in the Harrison Gallery from 6 to 9 p.m. First Friday, Aug. 6, in the Harrison Center, which will be open for …
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Row report: Summer rains bring flowers – and flooding
By Julie L Rhodes, collective impact director, Reconnecting to Our Waterways While all that rain we received in June and July was great for our gardens and green lawns, all …
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When Helio, true to his word, returned to The Old Northside
By Jameson Terzini / Old Northside resident The Lead Up: It was the warm and sunny morning of May 3 and my wife, Kimmy, was walking our chocolate lab, Frank, …
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