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Faith-based play, ‘Life at the Bar,’ to premiere at Marian University 

Indy-based playwright and producer Elesha Storey has waited over a decade to share “Life at the Bar” with audiences. Storey, who is also the founder...

2026 Indiana State Fair debuts new attractions, Indianapolis Indians partnership

The 2026 Indiana State Fair is almost here, and this is all the new attractions, immersive experiences and live entertainment Hoosiers can look forward...

The decades-long friendship behind Market Square Popcorn’s national success

Would you start a business with your best friend? Childhood friends Jonathan Warren and Michael Barnett founded Market Square Popcorn together back in 2017. The...

Black art, Black joy and owning the narrative

“The Colored Museum,” recently directed by Deborah Asante for the Indianapolis Black Theatre Company, brought Black stories and culture to life in an incredible...

Audience of One Theatre Ministry announces youth summer drama academy

A new faith-based drama academy is now accepting students for its inaugural season. Audience of One Theatre Ministry, a faith-based performing arts organization in Indianapolis,...

Indy Jazz Fest returns with a star-studded line-up of local and national talent

Indy Jazz Fest announced its 2026 lineup, featuring Sheila E., MonoNeon, Karl Denson and Brandon Meeks as headliners. Presented by the Indianapolis Jazz Foundation and...

Cruelty is the point: Haiti, TPS and the politics of punishment

Haiti is not an abstraction. Haiti is a nation whose pain has too often been treated as policy collateral, a people whose labor is...

Q&A: Monique Crain Spells connects spirit to ancestry in new book

Reverend Monique Crain Spells is an ordained minister and executive in the Christian Church, Disciples of Christ in the United States and Canada. Now...

Meet the 2026 Art & Soul featured artists

Art & Soul is still celebrating Black art and music in Indianapolis 30 years later. Since 1996, the Indy Arts Council has recognized four Black,...

REVIEW: The timing of the IBTC’s ‘The Colored Museum’ couldn’t be better

While the rest of the country got ready to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary over the weekend, the Indianapolis Black Theater Company (IBTC) reminded audiences...
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