Live theaters offering a variety of productions in January
Fresh off the holiday season, theaters in the Urban Times zone are preparing for a new round of opening nights. Those include: * Wednesday, Jan. 11 – The Indiana Repertory …
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Winter Market continues momentum for new Fountain Fletcher District
The Fountain Fletcher District will host its first Winter Market in partnership with The Salvation Army Fountain Square on the third Saturdays in January, February and March. The market will …
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First Friday report: Harrison Center to feature several special exhibits
Artist Johnny McKee has created a meditative collection of skyscape paintings which will comprise Prodigies and Portents, to be on exhibit in the Harrison Gallery when the Harrison Center hosts …
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Legendary Chita Rivera not the only highlight of new Cabaret season
The 2023 winter-spring season of The Cabaret includes artists representing two Tony awards, 11 Tony nominations, eight Grammy awards and 24 Grammy nominations. The list includes Broadway legend Chita Rivera. …
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Contest made world tour possible for working-class ‘girls’
By CONNIE ZEIGLER, Contributing editor The “Grand Tour” of Europe became a popular excursion for wealthy Americans as early as the 18th Century. Mark Twain documented his Grand Tour of …
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What IndyFringe is looking for in its next CEO
IndyFringe is in the market for somehow “to carry out our mission – advancing the performing arts year-round by creating access to a multitude of opportunities for artists, audiences, and …
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More details: The Indianapolis Zoo’s major expansion project, complete with chimpanzees
On Friday, Urban Times posted news of a major new development at the Indianapolis Zoo – the creation of not only a new Welcome Center and Global Center for Species …
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Community Food Box Project fights food insecurity
By Dale Ogden,Contributing editor When Marsh Supermarkets closed its remaining 44 stores in 2017, many of us got a small taste of what Indy’s underserved residents have endured for years. …
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Zoo taking a big step forward in “Species Survival” – and chimpanzees too
The fact that the Indianapolis Zoo will soon open a new Welcome Center is certainly old news to anyone who has visited during the enduring construction season. But what will …
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Two development firms playing musical chairs with headquarters
Renovation work is currently under way at the former Harrison College building – work which will allow Milhaus LLC to move its headquarters from Fletcher Place by the second quarter …
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