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Here’s a look at the Indianapolis Cultural Trail 2025 bike tour schedule

CHLOE McGOWAN -
Indianapolis Cultural Trail, Inc. announced its 2025 bike tour and community group ride schedule. Beginning in May, residents and visitors can participate in guided tours...
Arts & Culture

Maurice Broaddus’ nontraditional writers’ convention MO*CON returns May 1-4 

CHLOE McGOWAN -
Created by local fiction author Maurice Broaddus in 2006, MO*CON is not the average writers' convention.   What started as a nontraditional church-based conference has since...
Arts & Culture

Asian American Alliance Inc. kicks off AAPI Month with special events

CHLOE McGOWAN -
May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and the Asian American Alliance, Inc. (AAAI) is inviting Hoosiers to celebrate. Kicking off the month with...
Arts & Culture

Three can’t-miss spring events from Asante Art Institute

CHLOE McGOWAN -
This spring, three Indianapolis organizations are coming together for performances rooted in social justice, freedom and imagination. Asante Art Institute of Indianapolis is teaming up...
Frontpage Headline

Breaking barriers with butter: Celebrating culture through pastry with Youssef Boudarine 

HANNA RAUWORTH -
Known for his innovative approach to pastry and a commitment to celebrating culinary diversity, Youssef Boudarine is a rising star in Indianapolis’ food scene....
Arts & Culture

Keith Sweat and SWV to headline IBE’s Music Heritage Festival

CHLOE McGOWAN -
Indiana Black Expo (IBE) announce the entertainment lineup for the Music Heritage Festival, including headliners Keith Sweat and SWV. The Music Heritage Festival is part...
Arts & Culture

Five (spoiler-free) reasons to see ‘Sinners’ now

CAMIKE JONES -
Writer and director Ryan Coogler and actor Michael B. Jordan have teamed up again with their latest film, a vampire thriller called “Sinners.” Here...
Arts & Culture

Indiana State Fairgrounds announces expanded partnership, unveils the newly named Corteva Coliseum

CHLOE McGOWAN -
Community members gathered alongside Corteva and the Indiana State Fairgrounds on April 16 for the unveiling of the newly named Corteva Coliseum. Announced last year,...
Community Voices

NEH funding cuts will affect Black humanities scholars, leaders

Mandi Patterson -
On April 3, funding for the humanities in our community evaporated.  Across Indiana, money for programs that teach students local history, equip libraries to expand...
Arts & Culture

REVIEW: IRT’s ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ is a delightful disaster

CHLOE McGOWAN -
For a play that is supposed to go wrong, the Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT) pulled it off flawlessly. Onstage now through May 11, the IRT’s...
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