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Review: ‘Mary Poppins’ at at Beef & Boards

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I knew Mary Poppins was a nanny, but that’s about it. I never watched the movie or knew anything about the plot before seeing...
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Novel ‘Respect The Jux’ adapted into feature film 

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The urban crime thriller “Respect The Jux,” the story of Cat, a young Jamaican man who flees his criminal past by immigrating to the...
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Free genealogy event for Black families

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If you want to discover your family history, there is a free opportunity coming your way June 4. The free genealogy event “Find Your Family,...
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Summer events at Riverside Park

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Calling all lovers of Shakespeare! Indy Shakes will perform “Rickey 3,” a hip-hop version of the “Richard III” by playwright William Shakespeare in July at...
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26th annual Art & Soul at different venues for the first time

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In-person events at Art & Soul return. Granted, this year’s event is still different. The COVID-19 pandemic caused the Arts Council of Indianapolis, organizers of...
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Indiana native authors book about his time in Africa

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Indianapolis native Carl Henn discovered red red and sadza when he moved to the continent of Africa more than 40 years ago. Ghanaian red red...
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‘Steel Magnolias’: Laughter through sadness

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“Steel Magnolias” is a play about laughter and sadness, and most importantly laughter through that sadness. The play is set in a small parish...
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‘Made in Indy’ podcast highlights local creators

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Few things in life induce panic like a soon-to-be college graduate who’s about to step into the real world. That was Kendall Antron in...
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Newfields names new president and CEO

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On May 17, Newfields board of trustees announced the appointment of Dr. Colette Pierce Burnette as the new president and CEO. Burnette will begin...
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Broad Ripple Art Fair celebrates 50 years

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The Broad Ripple Art Fair opened for the first time in 1971. The art fair has been in existence for a while — to say...
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