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NearSpace Education looking for educators to lead state-wide STEM programming

NearSpace Education is partnering with the Indiana State Museum and several other regional institutions to host STEM programming for Hoosier middle schoolers, but they...

ICO announce 2026-27 season ‘Story Lines’ with two free concerts

The Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra (ICO) announced the lineup of its 2026-27 season, entitled "Story Lines: A Soundtrack to the Past & Present." "Story Lines" celebrates...

Conner Prairie and Outdoor Afro Indy partner for Black Birders Week

Conner Prairie and Outdoor Afro Indy have planned a week full of experiences in honor of Black Birders Week. Typically celebrated the last week of...

Arts for Learning to host first open house in new storefront this summer

For the first time in its 65-year history, Arts for Learning is opening its doors to the public. Arts for Learning, an Indiana-based nonprofit dedicated...

Indianapolis must act with urgency to address affordable housingĀ 

The month of May reminds us why we continue to choose Indianapolis. Our city shines on an international stage as neighbors, visitors and businesses come together with pride to host the largest single-day sporting...

From Reconstruction to the SAVE Act

Frederick Douglass did not know the day he was born. Like many enslaved people, he was denied even the dignity of documentation. Birth dates were...

The Indianapolis Clowns return to Victory Field

The Indianapolis Clowns returned to Victory Field over the weekend for the first time since 1989. The Clowns, which pay homage to the historic Negro...

IF Theatre announces 2026-27 spotlight season: Here’s what’s coming up next

IF Theatre’s 2026-27 Spotlight Season aims to ā€œsatisfy the tastesā€ of Hoosier theatergoers. Home of the IndyFringe Festival presented by Everwise Credit Union, IF Theatre...

First female-led Chreece fest headlined by Rico Nasty, Jorjiana

Chreece, the annual hip-hop festival celebrating music, art and community, returns at the end of the summer with Rico Nasty and Jorjiana rounding out...

Fighting colorblindness in black robes

We tried to tell people what would happen if Trump was re-elected. But folks didn’t believe us.  On April 29, the Supreme Court’s Louisiana v....
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