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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...

Drill pioneer Chief Keef brings nationwide tour to downtown Indy

Hip-hop icon and drill music vanguard Chief Keef brings his nationwide headlining tour to downtown Indianapolis this fall, concert promoters announced on July 6.  The...

The Mind Trust celebrates two decades of education progress, innovation

Staff Report Over the last two decades, Indianapolis students and families have benefited from a growing number of K-12 public school options. The Mind Trust,...

Hinkle Fieldhouse to host 2026 NBA Cup Championship

The crossroads of basketball history and modern innovation are headed to the Circle City this winter. The NBA officially announced that the Emirates NBA Cup...

Looking for free school supplies?

Check out the Recorder's list of where to find free school supplies, giveaways and more. As the new school year approaches, many families are looking...

Indiana Black Expo expands Summer Celebration health fair

Celebrating 40 years of access-free healthcare, and announces a special award presentation during the Pacers Sports & Entertainment Corporate Luncheon   Mr. Mathew Knowles will receive...

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...

A college degree is not enough

There is a conversation happening at kitchen tables, in church halls, and at family reunions across Black America every spring. A graduate walks across...

Teddy Riley’s next hit is reinvention

More than 40 years after being widely credited with inventing New Jack Swing — the sound that reshaped R&B — Teddy Riley isn't talking...

The real 250: Breaking barriers and sidelining segregation in sports since America’s inception

The arena of athletic competition has historically functioned as both a mirror and a laboratory for American democracy. As the United States celebrates its semiquincentennial,...
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