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Arts & Culture

Black-centered stories coming up on The District Theatre stage

CHLOE McGOWAN -
“Stufferage: Tales of the Overwhelmed,” a new play about hoarding and grief, is about to hit the District Theatre stage. Written by Indy-based playwright Jan...
Arts & Culture

The Performing Arts Conservatory: Youth summer showcase to highlight songs of the 70s

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The Performing Arts Conservatory’s (TPAC) summer showcase is highlighting the sounds of the 70s this summer.  The African American youth arts program is hosting its...
Arts & Culture

Juneteenth Foodways Festival celebrates history, community and food

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The third annual Juneteenth Foodways Festival brought in a record crowd over the weekend. For the third year in a row, the Benjamin Harrison Presidential...
Local News

Stop the Violence Indianapolis celebrate 11 years of ‘The Talks’

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For the last 11 years, Stop the Violence Indianapolis has been helping young girls work on self-image, self-worth and self-respect. Created in 2009 by Anthony...
Arts & Culture

LGBTQ+ yoga group encourages mental and physical wellness

CHLOE McGOWAN -
For Sarah Hutchison, creating a dedicated space for queer and transgender individuals to practice yoga and mindfulness was essential.  The Queer + Trans Community Yoga...
Local News

White River Paddle Days and Festival returns this weekend

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Beginners, seasoned professionals and everyone in between are invited to test their skills in canoe and kayak races across Central Indiana.  Featuring paddling, live music...
Arts & Culture

Eiteljorg hosts 32nd Indian Market and Festival 

STAFF -
The Eiteljorg Museum is gearing up for one of the biggest Native American art markets in the country. Presented by the Indiana Soybean Alliance, the...
Arts & Culture

This Weekend in the Arts: June 7-8

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June is here already, and with it comes the celebration of LBGTQ+ Pride Month and Juneteenth, as well as the start of summer reading...
Arts & Culture

Indy Pride 2024: What to know before you go

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Indy Pride, Inc. is making a concerted effort to increase access to this year’s festival. The 2024 Indy Pride Festival and Parade promises a day...
Opinion

Black music tells the American tale

CAMIKE JONES -
June is Black Music Appreciation Month. A time for celebration. A time for reminiscing. A time to cherish the music that has been the soundtrack for many of our lives.
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