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Passion 4 Fashion Week returns ahead of Expo week

CHLOE McGOWAN - July 6, 2023

Indianapolis will soon transform into a hub of style and glamour as Passion 4 Fashion Week returns ahead of Indiana Black Expo’s Summer Celebration. Founded...

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‘Do No Harm’: Local theater company tackling heavy issues through performance and discussion

CHLOE McGOWAN - July 6, 2023

Told from the perspective of health care professionals, “Do No Harm” provides a bipartisan perspective in the wake of the overturn of Roe v....

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Indiana Black Expo’s Summer Celebration: What you need to know

CHLOE McGOWAN - June 29, 2023

Indiana Black Expo’s 52nd annual Summer Celebration is almost here. The 10-day celebration of Black history, culture and business in Indianapolis will be jam-packed with...

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Fourth of July weekend: Where to celebrate and see fireworks in Indy

CHLOE McGOWAN - June 29, 2023

The Fourth of July is not until Tuesday, but the weekend of festivities is kicking off early. The Recorder put together a list of...

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Indy Arts Council to unveil Etheridge Knight mural

CHLOE McGOWAN - June 29, 2023

Massachusetts Avenue may look a little different starting this week, as a new mural capturing the life and legacy of Indy-based poet Etheridge Knight...

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Lincoln Exhibit: Highlighting Black leaders during Lincoln’s presidency

JADE JACKSON - January 10, 2024

“Influencing Lincoln, The Pursuit of Black Freedom” is the new exhibit on display in the Indiana State Museum.

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The new force at Newfields: Dr. Colette Pierce Burnette

KARA KAVENSKY - October 4, 2023

Arts and culture is a way to bring people together and after the scandal at the IMA in 2020, the organization clearly needed new...

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Don’t miss it: Indiana State Museum’s Canal Nights are back

CHLOE McGOWAN - June 22, 2023

The Indiana State Museum’s Canal Nights is back in full swing, offering free hands-on and family-friendly activities every Wednesday night. The summer series officially kicked...

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Real superheroes: Celebrating Black creators in film and animation

NORAL PARHAM - June 16, 2023

June is African American Arts Appreciation Month. As achievements in the Black arts are celebrated, not to be overlooked are Black pioneers in animation,...

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Books for Father’s Day by various authors and illustrators

TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER - October 4, 2023

Dads are pretty good people to have around. They can make you laugh and make you behave. They teach you fun things and help you...

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