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Carmel Jazz Fest returns for second year

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Carmel Jazz Fest, created by jazz musician and educator Blair Clark, is returning with a new lineup for a second year in a row. Carmel...
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Young students honored as published authors

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In the world of Tevin Studdard, every young writer feels like they're scoring the winning touchdown or soaring through distant galaxies. By helping students become...
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Lollapalooza weekend recap: Everything you missed in Grant Park

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Lollapalooza was much calmer after day one. PawPaw Rod and Victoria Monét were obvious crowd favorites for the second day; however, it was the later...
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REVIEW: “Kid Olympians: Summer” by Robin Stevenson, illustrated by Allison Steinfeld

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c.2024, Quirk Books $14.99 240 pages You can kick a ball harder than any kid you know. You just haul your leg back, point your toe and let...
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Gen Con Indy 2024 Arrives This Week for Historic, Sold-Out Convention, Celebrates 50 Years of Dungeons & Dragons With Special Events

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INDIANAPOLIS (July 29, 2024) — Gen Con, the largest and longest-running tabletop gaming convention in North America, returns to Indianapolis on August 1-4 for...
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Taste the Difference Festival on August 10 

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Indy’s Global Village has announced their 17th annual Taste the Difference Festival from 12-4 p.m. on August 10 at the Global Village Welcome Center.  The...
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Lolla Day 1: Sights, sounds, sets that stole the show

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Lollapalooza, the largest music festival in the Midwest, kicked off today. Here’s what you missed.  Day one of the four-day festival saw an incredible and...
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This Weekend in the Arts: Aug. 2-4

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School is right around the corner, but August brings just a few more summer weekends to enjoy all the art, music and festivals Indianapolis...
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Global Eats Review

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At Indianapolis Monthly's inaugural Global Eats event on July 29, West Fork Whiskey buzzed with international flavor as local independent restaurants showcased their culinary...
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Simon Youth Foundation teams up for back-to-school art celebration 

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The Phoenix Theatre is getting a new partner for its annual back-to-school art celebration.  The Simon Youth Foundation (SYF) is a national nonprofit dedicated to...
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