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‘Unforgettable’: Free film screening invites community to discuss Alzheimer’s awareness and care 

The Alzheimer’s Association invites Indianapolis residents, families and caregivers to a free screening of “Unforgettable,” a film adapted from a stage production that encourages...

Hurston/Wright Foundation announces 2026 Zora Award winners

The Hurston/Wright Foundation (HWF), which celebrates Black literature, presented honors in various categories during its 2026 Zora Awards ceremony. The annual event took place...

Book Review: “The American Way of Killing: The Invention of an Epidemic” by Malcolm Gladwell

Lately, you’re almost afraid to check the news. You can’t bear to see footage of another mass shooting. You can’t stand to read about another...

Grief Sucks: KevOnStage delivers a healing, hilarious one-man show on surviving loss

When comedian Kevin Fredericks, professionally known as KevOnStage, brought his "Grief Sucks: A One Man Show" to Butler University's Shelton Auditorium on Oct. 10, the intimate, quaint venue perfectly...

A GIANT conversation

“The sky is not the limit; it’s the view.” —Swizz Beatz  A shifting perspective opened at the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields with Giants: Art...

October community arts calendar

'Disney's The Lion King,' Afroball, Daptoberfest and more to do in Indianapolis this October Fall is here and temperatures may be cooling soon, but there’s...

N.K. Jemisin makes a stop in Indianapolis 

New York Times bestselling author and MacArthur Fellow, N.K. Jemisin, is widely regarded as one of the most consequential contemporary speculative-fiction writers in the...

Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library announces Banned Books Week

The Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library (KVML) announced its official schedule for Banned Books Week, taking place from Oct. 4 – 9. Registration for the...

Photos: Erykah Badu concert at Everwise Amphitheater

Grammy-winning artist Erykah Badu brought her eclectic energy to Indianapolis on Sept. 22. Check out moments captured by photographer Mia Moore. Mia Moore is the...

‘We are scratching the surface’: Indiana’s Black history preservation program changes hands mid-excavation 

For generations, some of Indiana's Black history has existed in places that were easy to overlook: a cemetery beneath a cornfield, a one-room schoolhouse...

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