An indoor exhibit that highlights the movers and shakers of the baseball world will open on Saturday, July 31, at the The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. The exhibit, Baseball Boundary …
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Tickets are now on sale for Butter, a a multi-day fine art fair that will showcase the works of 30+ Black visual artists from across the country. Organized by GangGang, …
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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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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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Just a day after announcing that the New York Street shutdown at Interstates 65/70 would probably begin Sunday, the Indiana Department of Transportation has postponed that action until “on or …
Read More New York Street will be closed at Interstates 65/70 as soon as Sunday, July 25, an action which will also shift traffic patterns on Downtown streets, the Indiana Department of …
Read More From Thursday, July 15, until Aug. 2, Market Street will be closed between College and Highland avenues for overhead bridge demolition as part of the North Split interstate project, the …
Read More St. Clair Street between Davidson and Pine streets is scheduled to close July 6 as work on the North Split reconstruction project continues. Indiana Department of Transportation officials said eastbound …
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By CONNIE ZEIGLER Contributing editor It really did happen one certain day. Seventy thousand people came to Downtown Indianapolis to be part of an event that wasn’t sports-related. No movie …
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By CONNIE ZEIGLER Contributing editor In July 1922, Indianapolis reached a new high-water mark in its display of residents’ refinement and breeding. The event that demonstrated this watershed moment was …
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