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Community Arts Calendar: National Poetry Month, Earth Day, Easter and other things coming this April

Welcome to April! Spring has sprung and the rainy season has begun, but that’s not stopping Hoosiers from getting outside to enjoy the weather and...

2025 Kroger Symphony on the Prairie promises a summer of unforgettable music 

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra (ISO) announced the 2025 Kroger Symphony on the Prairie season, offering a lineup of performances at Conner Prairie Amphitheatre in...

Q&A: CashTank on grinding, growth and goals

CashTank (born Traevon Caughman) is a rising rapper from Columbia, South Carolina, with a story of perseverance. Balancing warehouse shifts and studio sessions, he’s spent...

IRT to close 2024-25 season with ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’

The Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT) is closing out its 2024-25 season with a disaster of a show — on purpose. “The Play That Goes Wrong,”...

‘Firstborn Girls: A Memoir’ by Bernice L. McFadden

c.2025, Dutton $30.00 400 pages The Bible includes a lot of begatting. Cush begat Nimrod. Jacob begat Joseph. Abraham begat Isaac. Salmon begat Boaz and Boaz begat Obed...

Art & Soul 2025: Brandon Lott and Kierra Ready prepare to kick off artist showcase

Art & Soul may look a little different this year. Art & Soul, Indianapolis's annual celebration of Black art and music, is returning, starting with...

‘Becoming Spectacular: The Rhythm of Resilience from the First African American Rockette’ by Jennifer Jones

c.2025, Amistad $26.99 208 pages Step, step, kick. Twirl, step, and kick again. Left, right, step. The choreography is all new to you, but you’ll get it...

A.R.T.I. announces Black Theater conference, CenterStage 2025

CenterStage 2025, a one-day conference dedicated to celebrating and exploring Black theater, is coming this spring. Presented by the Africana Repertory Theatre of IU-Indianapolis (A.R.T.I.),...

The Indy Arts Council’s new president and CEO is Deputy Mayor Judith Thomas

Judith B. Thomas is excited to serve as the new president and CEO of the Indy Arts Council. The Indy Arts Council announced the decision...

‘City hustle, country values:’ The Geno Shelton story

For four decades, Geno Shelton has been a cornerstone of Indianapolis' entertainment scene. From his early days as a radio DJ to becoming one of...

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