By SHAWNDRA MILLER, communications director, Central Indiana Land Trust Anyone who has ever set foot in Portland Arch Nature Preserve knows it as a special place. The stunning landscape there …
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Organizers of Summerfest have described the July 18 event as the most successful such festival to date. Sponsored by the Mass Ave Cultural Arts District, Summerfest featured a live music …
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Bill Pritt, who already operates three Downtown restaurants, has announced plans to convert the former home of Dean Johnson Design at 646 Mass Ave into a restaurant. But in a …
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From the August 2026 print edition of Urban Times By HAROLD MAILAND / For the St. Joe Press / St. Joseph Historic Neighborhood I knew Leah Orr from 1972 until …
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By CONNIE ZIEGLER / Contributing editor The United States declared war on Japan on Dec. 8, 1941, the day after Japanese forces attacked Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. On Dec. 11, 1941, …
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While The Tobias Theatre at Newfields continues to be the primary home of Dance Kaleidoscope, the troupe’s 55th season will begin in October with a unique production of The Legend …
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Five organizations – The Cabaret, the Athenaeum, Big Car Collaborative, The Hi-Fi Arts and Entertainment Venue and the Indianapolis Cultural Trail – are among those who will benefit from $65 …
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By SHAWNDRA MILLER / Communications director, Central Indiana Land Trust Water Quality Month spurs us to take a look at the health of our most precious resource. We often focus …
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Indianapolis Ballet has announced its highly anticipated 2026/27 season – with what it calls an extraordinary lineup of seven productions that underscores a historic level of artistic growth, community integration, …
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The New Harmony Project, headquartered in the historic Athenaeum, has unveiled its 40th anniversary season, including the third season of New Plays Indy, a series of world-class play development experiences …
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