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Books for Women’s History Month by various authors

The history books seem to be full of men. Galileo, Frederick Douglass. Abraham Lincoln. Jesse Jackson, Franklin Roosevelt, the list goes on. So this month,...

Hoosier artists to host auction to raise funds for Gennesaret Free Clinic

Artful Purpose invites Hoosiers to enjoy a little art for a good cause. Artful Purpose, curated by local artist and former educator Mattie Jones, is...

Eiteljorg showcases ‘Cowboy Couture,’ the work of Jerry Lee Atwood

The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art welcomes Hoosiers to explore a new exhibition dedicated to fashion designer Jerry Lee Atwood. Cowboy Couture:...

NAATC 2026 season to include ‘Willa B’s Letter,’ ‘Storytelling Slam’

The Naptown African American Theatre Collective hopes to push the limits of what audiences think about freedom this season.  The NAATC is doing things a...

Indy Shakes presents ‘Shakespeare fanfiction’ with ‘ADO’ 

Written by Lavina Jadhwani, “ADO” reimagines William Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing” from the perspective of the female main character, Hero.  Presented by the Indianapolis Shakespeare Company in...

Newfields’ ‘Bold’ presents an exploratory journey through contemporary art

The Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA) opened its latest contemporary art exhibition, “Bold: New Voices in Contemporary Art,” in November 2025, featuring more than...

Panda Fest to make its Indianapolis debut, celebrating Asian culture in Military Park

One of the nation’s fastest-growing Asian food and culture festivals is coming to Indianapolis this spring. Panda Fest is a three-day outdoor festival celebrating Asian...

Madam Walker Legacy Center ‘breaks sky’ on rooftop venue 

The Madam Walker Legacy Center (MWLC) officially “broke sky” on its rooftop renovations.  Community members gathered at the MWLC on Feb. 4 alongside city officials and philanthropic,...

Flanner Fringe Lab returns with 2026 cohort

Flanner House and IF Theatre and teaming up again to present new play readings by 10 new and emerging playwrights from the Flanner House...

REVIEW: IRT’s ‘Joe Turner’s Come and Gone’ a heavy message of Black hope

To continue sharing Black stories, The Indiana Repertory Theatre’s production of “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone” is sure to leave a lasting impression on...
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