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Gen Con launches game design academy at 2025 convention in Indianapolis 

Gen Con, the largest and longest-running tabletop gaming convention in North America, is set to expand its educational arm with the Game Design Academy...

TidalWave Comics honors Black History Month with new biographical releases 

As Black History Month commences, TidalWave Productions celebrates the contributions of Black cultural icons through a stimulating series of biographical comic books and graphic...

Englewood Community Development Corporation receives $375K for Black congregations 

Indiana University Health awarded Englewood Community Development Corporation, in collaboration with the Southside U.S. Colored Troop Coalition, $375,000 over three years.  The funds will be...

Pacers get involved during Black History Month

In honor of Black History Month, Pacers Sports & Entertainment (PS&E) is transforming Gainbridge Fieldhouse into a hub of unique activations and exhibits.  Chief executive...

WWE ‘Snackdown’: 5 Black-owned spots to support for Royal Rumble 

The Royal Rumble is hitting Indianapolis this Saturday, and it's time to bring your A-game for the ultimate WWE showdown.   Whether you're in it for...

Meet the Artists 2025: Celebrating 37 years of Black art

Meet the Artists, an annual celebration of Black art in Indianapolis, is back at Central Library for its 37th year. Presented by the Indianapolis Public...

Logos, Host Committee for 2025 WNBA All-Star in Indy revealed 

The 2025 WNBA All-Star Weekend will bring basketball's brightest stars to Indianapolis, marking a historic moment for the city and the league.  The Indiana Fever...

Cultural Trail hosts Curling on the Canal 

Indianapolis Cultural Trail, Inc. announced the return of Curling on the Canal, an experience that brings the unique sport of curling downtown.  The experience will...

My favorite cultural moments of 2024

I was excited to be in Indianapolis in 2024. To be honest, I didn’t always feel this way. I recall many times looking online...

The tropes we can let go of

When it comes to the performing arts, there are a few tropes — or recurrent themes — typically reserved for Black characters that should...
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