Arts & Culture

OnyxFest has offered a stage to celebrate and articulate Black life, issues and culture for about a decade now. This year could be a...

Even a pandemic can’t stop a 57-year-old tradition. The Halloween fun at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis will begin Oct. 2, but it will...

After COVID-19 hit our country in March and forced  United Negro College Fund (UNCF) to close offices, cancel its remaining special events, while also...

For over a decade, Katina Washington, creator of the S.H.E. Event, has been the middleman between local business owners and shoppers searching for locally...

Indiana Historical Society will continue its redlining series with a virtual panel of local experts Sept. 29. Indianapolis, like every other city in America, was...

As a horror fanatic, I jumped at the chance to cover Indy Scream Park’s 2020 season. After all, what could possibly be scarier than...

As a horror fanatic, I jumped at the chance to cover Indy Scream Park’s 2020 season. After all, what could possibly be scarier than...

Two Indianapolis neighborhoods miles west of the monument were created explicitly as communities for “colored people” in the early 1900s. These neighborhoods — Sunnyside and West Park View — are located along Girls School Road in Wayne...

The team of family members at Marsha’s Specialty Desserts and Tierney’s Catering have heard from plenty of naysayers over the years.There was the commercial...

Sept. 20 marks the beginning of Banned Books Week, a celebration of literature deemed too taboo for American classrooms. Some books on the list...