Arts & Culture

The moon illuminated the Indianapolis sky at 96.7% fullness on April 29, offering a stunning early look at May's upcoming "Flower Moon."   If you happened...

Porches, start your parties! It’s officially May, Hoosiers are wasting no time getting outdoors to celebrate with neighbors, family and friends. Whether you’re looking for...

Once a year, Martindale Brightwood residents get a little help from their neighbors to start the spring with a cleaner, safer and more welcoming...

Butler University is partnering with local libraries and bookstores to host free writing workshops this spring and summer.  The Butler University Master of Fine Arts...

The Indianapolis Black Theater Company (IBTC) is back with another powerful production. “Blood at the Root” by Dominique Morrisseau examines how quickly racial tensions and...

The “Michael” movie has arrived, opening in Berlin — one of the strongest fan bases anywhere in the world for Michael Jackson — and...

Most of Indianapolis’ museums, libraries and cultural institutions offer free admission days during major holidays. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day and Juneteenth are...

The Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi) officially opens its doors to the public during a weekend-long celebration this May. Operated by Big Car Collaborative,...

A proposed arts and cultural development on the city’s northwest side is hosting a public kickoff event this weekend. The Crooked Creek Cultural Campus is...

Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre presents the stage version of “Singin’ in the Rain” to Hoosiers and theater lovers.   The celebrated MGM film starred Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O’Connor.In this theater presentation, characters Don Lockwood and Lina...