Indy Parks offering a variety of summer music and movies
A wide variety of summer entertainment is being featured at Indy Parks venues this summer, including at two parks within the Urban Times zone – Garfield Park and Dr. Martin …
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Get ready for a new Zoo experience, starting Saturday
When visitors arrive at the Indianapolis Zoo Saturday, they’ll discover an entirely new entrance – one which takes them through the White River Gardens, past “animal ambassadors” and through an …
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Playground and splash park open at O’Bannon Soccer Park
The story behind the Old Northside’s new playground and splash park – a facility christened Friday, May 19 – began all the way back in 1989 when one if the …
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Land Trust report: Golden Hour Summer Series Looks at Preserve’s Critters
By Shawndra Miller, communications manager, Central Indiana Land Trust Just before sunset, there’s a golden hour when the light is soft and warm – ideal for nature studies, outdoor photography, …
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Not shortage of opportunities for summer fun in Indy Parks
By Isabel Ramsey / Indy Parks public information officer With temperatures warming up and the sun making an appearance, the parks are coming to life with nature blooming and people …
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Cultural Trail expansion to extend west of White River for first time
A new section of the Indianapolis Cultural Trail – targeted to be complete in 2026 – will for the first time take the walking and biking trail away from Downtown …
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A bridge not too far: Time to cut the ribbon
After a five-year fundraising campaign, the grassroots organization Pathways Over Pogue’s is gearing up to celebrate the reopening of the Nowland Avenue Bridge in Spades Park, just west of Rural, …
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The Indiana Repertory Theatre has announced its 2023-24 season
The Indiana Repertory Theatre has announced its 2023-24 season – its first under the leadership of Benjamin Hanna as artistic director after Janet Allen’s retirement. An IRT press release noted …
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Six Downtown blocks of College Avenue to return to two-way traffic
Work is poised to begin on the project to establish two-way traffic on six blocks of College Avenue from Market Street to Massachusetts Avenue. This project will be closely followed …
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History 301: When the beatniks invaded Indianapolis
By CONNIE ZEIGLER, Contributing editor Indianapolis experienced a zeitgeist moment in the fall of 1959. It came in the form of the city’s first expresso café. In the 2020s we …
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