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Indianapolis Indians and GANGGANG ‘leaning into history of Black baseball in Indianapolis

The Indianapolis Indians and GANGGANG are launching activations around the city leading up to the Negro Leagues Heritage Weekend Aug. 21-22.  GANGGANG continued the Heritage...

REVIEW: Young the Giant end Victory Garden tour in Indy

Young the Giant ended their summer Victory Garden tour on a humid Sunday night in Indianapolis. Here’s how it went. Young the Giant’s Victory Garden...

Third annual Mike Epps Festival to include comedy, music and car show

The Mike Epps Festival is back for a third year, with more entertainment, resources and celebration for the whole community.  Hosted by Mike Epps and...

Central Indiana Housing FAQ

Housing affordability remains a critical issue for people across the country. We created this FAQ to help unpack complicated housing questions — from a guide on...

Bloom Project navigates challenges, shares how community can support

The Bloom Project, like many other nonprofits, has experienced a decrease in funding, requiring adjustments to operations and programming. The nonprofit focuses on mentoring...

‘The Odyssey’ is driving conversation around Greek mythology, film and ticket sales

Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” has been a hot topic of conversation for the last few weeks as moviegoers scramble to find tickets to see...

IU Indy student designs ‘Arts Saves’ to bring awareness to addiction, Alzheimer’s and disaster relief

Charles Watson Jr. is hoping to bring awareness to addiction and Alzheimer’s through his fashion line Art Saves. Watson grew up in Oswego, Illinois, a...

New Harmony Project announces 40th anniversary season, 8 new plays in development

The New Harmony Project (NHP) is unveiling its 40th anniversary season, which includes the third season of New Plays Indy. NHP, which has quickly become...

Applications for 2026 Power Plant Grants to open in August, expands eligibility to artists statewide

Big Car Collaborative is preparing to open applications for the next round of Power Plant Grants (PPG) — and this year, Hoosier artists outside...

Rupal Thanawala earns Sagamore of the Wabash

The Recorder’s own tech editor, Rupal Thanawala, has achieved one of the state’s highest honors, receiving the Sagamore of the Wabash from Gov. Mike...

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