By Brianna Dines Waterways and communications coordinator Reconnecting to Our Waterways It’s used to make the morning coffee, when showering, when washing dishes or mopping the floor. It’s needed to …
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Historic Fountain Square is excited to announce the return of free live music on the Fountain Square Plaza for 2019. The outdoor venue will host music every Friday in June, …
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From furry and slow to sleek and fast, the newest species at the Indianapolis Zoo will take visitors to the extremes when they make their debut Memorial Day Weekend. Two-toed …
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Note: In the June issue of Urban Times, this report featured an incorrect date for the Parlor Social engagement. The performer known for playing Wade “Unique” Adams, the first openly …
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Since its creation in 2001, the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary art – known to most as iMOCA – has existed in several formats, sometimes with a brick-and-mortar presence, sometimes not. …
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When the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library signed a purchase agreement in early March to buy the building at 543 Indiana Ave., it had just 90 days to raise $1.5 …
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By JOY HERNANDEZ Contributing editor, Urban Times Remarkable Women of the arts Second in a series on women who have built arts organizations into the successes they are today. Part …
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This essay was originally published in the February 2010 issue of Urban Times. Time will tell how the currently pending upgrades in the IndyGo bus system, including the Rapid Transit …
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The architectural anchor of the Holy Cross neighborhood has been placed on the 10 Most Endangered list, the Indiana Landmarks annual list of Hoosier landmarks in jeopardy. The Church of …
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Initiatives of the Indianapolis Parks Foundation and King Park Development Corp. were among those gaining Love Thy Neighborhood Awards during the third annual event hosted by the Local Initiatives Support …
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