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Longtime Freetown Village director retires

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Ophelia Wellington, founding director of Freetown Village Living History Museum, will be retiring this summer after 42 years of advancing a transformative and creative...
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Big Brothers Big Sisters host graduation for mentoring relationships

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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana (BBBSCI) is celebrating the next graduating class of mentoring relationships. The annual Celebrate Mentoring event, which takes place...
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Central Indiana Orchid Society’s annual spring show blooms in the circle city

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A variety of attractions featuring diverse displays and blooming booths welcome the public at the Garfield Park Conservatory for the Central Indiana Orchid Society’s...
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IRT transforms into Skid Row for ‘Little Shop of Horrors’

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“Whatever you do, don’t feed the plants!” The Indiana Repertory Theatre presents “Little Shop of Horrors” April 17-May 19. With music and lyrics by Alan...
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I Made Rock ‘N’ Roll campaign highlights roots of genre

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The I Made Rock ‘N’ Roll Festival will mark Indiana’s inaugural one-day Black rock event. The goal is honoring rock and roll’s origins while celebrating continued Black artistry and authorship in the genre.
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“The King and I” returns to the Beef and Boards stage 

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The classic love story of Anna and King Mongkut has returned to Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre.  On stage now through May 19, Rodgers and...
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Andrea Bocelli joins ISO for Indy performance

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Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli is returning to the city for a special performance with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra as part of his North American...
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Poetry in Indianapolis: impact, influence and empathy

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April is National Poetry Month, and Indianapolis’ poetry scene has deep roots in Black culture. Indianapolis-based poets Etheridge Knight and Mari Evans were both well-renowned...
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Famous pianist Michelle Cann turns blunder into brilliance

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On Saturday, April 6, renowned pianist Michelle Cann wrapped up her Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra debut with her final performance of Tchaikovsky’s first piano concerto....
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Pet-friendly events in Indy bloom for the spring weather

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The “dog days” of winter are over as more pet-friendly events pop up all over the city to get you and your pup outside...
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