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NAATC to cease operations after four years

The Naptown African American Theatre Collective (NAATC) is closing its doors this year. After serving the Indianapolis community with live theatre, free educational programming and...

America 250, as told through the lives of Black Hoosiers 

America will celebrate 250 years this July 4, but what does that mean for Black Americans?  Anniversaries are a time for reflection — a chance...

Community Arts Calendar: Festivals and activations you don’t want to miss in July 

It’s July, and Indianapolis organizations are coming together for an array of festivals, live shows, and Independence Day activities all month long.  Whether you’re looking to celebrate America...

Sixth edition of BUTTER Fine Art Fair returns Labor Day Weekend with focus on art education, contemporary art and the BUTTER Ship

Celebrating six years of fine art in Indianapolis, BUTTER Fine Art Fair, powered by AES Indiana and presented by SomeraRoad will return Labor Day...

Remembering Marcus Garvey: Indiana Landmarks celebrates Juneteenth through history

Indiana Landmarks hosted its fourth annual Juneteenth celebration on June 19 in Indianapolis’ Old Northside neighborhood, highlighting the life and legacy of Marcus Garvey...

‘Summertime staple’: Hoosier Lottery Free Stage to include Busta Rhymes, The Beach Boys, Gene Simmons

Here’s a look at the artists playing the Hoosier Lottery Free Stage at the 2026 Indiana State Fair. The Indiana State Fair announced the full...

Indiana Youth Film Fest to celebrate next generation of Hoosier creatives

The third annual Indiana Youth Film Festival (IYFF) is here, featuring 60 films over three days. Founded by Deonna Weatherly in 2023, the IYFF is...

Mary Bryant Tandy inducted into the Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame

Mary Bryant Tandy, who worked for the Indiana Herald since 1970, was inducted this year into the Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame. Tandy began her...

Each one teach one: Juneteenth and the Black tradition of self-education

It is the eve of Juneteenth, and I am listening to Attorney Fay Williams teach history on Indianapolis radio, AM 1310. The first Black woman...

REVIEW: ‘& Juliet’ is bold, beautiful and empowering

Whether you like Shakespeare or not, “& Juliet” is an upbeat celebration of empowerment we all can learn from. Weaving chart-topping pop music from the...
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