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Check out a racial justice mural from Indy Public Library

BREANNA COOPER - December 17, 2020

When downtown stores and businesses were boarded up over the summer to prevent property damage during protests, local artists saw an opportunity to create....

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Homegrown opera legend spreads Christmas cheer

BREANNA COOPER - December 17, 2020

For decades, soprano Angela Brown has traveled the world, performing opera in places such as Paris, Berlin and Moscow. This year, to celebrate the...

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Madam Walker Legacy Center keeps Christmas spirit alive

TYLER FENWICK - December 16, 2020

The Madam Walker Legacy Center had to make some adjustments to its holiday programming because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the organization will continue...

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What’s In A Name, Indy?Street Names In Brightwood – Part One

RICHARD MCDONOUGH - December 6, 2020

Many of the streets in Brightwood in Indianapolis have names today that are different from their original names. This column highlights a few of these specific streets. The...

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Local author turns debut novel into film

BREANNA COOPER - December 3, 2020

When Delores Thornton published her first novel, “Ida Mae,” in 1997, she drew inspiration from people and events in her own life to create...

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Where to find holiday fun this year

STAFF - December 3, 2020

From elaborate light displays to visits with Santa, there is still plenty of fun to be had around the holidays this year — even...

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Fairgrounds light up for Christmas

BREANNA COOPER - November 24, 2020

Visitors to the Christmas Nights of Lights can forget about a year that’s been anything but normal and focus on the holiday season as...

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Circle of Lights different, but just as bright

BREANNA COOPER - November 19, 2020

Despite the pandemic, Christmas lights will still shine on Monument Circle this holiday season. The 58th annual Circle of Lights will take place virtually...

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Local filmmaker showcases ‘Black excellence’

BREANNA COOPER - November 19, 2020

Indianapolis filmmaker Al Smith’s recent short film “Brobot” combines humor and science fiction to highlight the ingenuity of African Americans. “I wanted to highlight Black...

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GANGGANG, 10 East Arts presents The Kickback

STAFF - November 18, 2020

New cultural creative development firm GangGang, in collaboration with 10 East Arts, will present The Kickback, a six-week outdoor music series. Mali Jeffers and Alan...

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