For Women’s History Month, neighbors shared their appreciation for women in their lives and their favorite female historical figures.
Category: Arts & Culture
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What’s new at the 2026 Indy Indie Book Crawl
This year’s event March 19-22 features pop-up shops at The Stutz and an influencer party.
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R.L. Stine talks his childhood fears and his infamous typing finger
We caught up with the author ahead of his March 19 appearance at this year’s Marian McFadden Memorial Lecture.
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How do you build a life after being released from prison?
A new play by Summit Performance brings re-entry stories from 20 local women to the stage.
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What were arts and culture like in Indianapolis 40 years ago?
Learn about a foreign film festival in Castleton Square in the 1980s and IndyGo’s Poetry on the Bus in the library’s new digital collection.
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Theater in bloom: Spring shows from schools and community theaters
Catch everything from classic musicals to brand-new short plays, and support Indy’s next generation of theater stars.
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Celebrating Women’s History Month with Joi McCrary
Redefining success and opportunity for Black women in business
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Catch free movies at Butler this spring
Watch ‘The Princess Diaries’ and ‘The Luck of the Irish’ in March.
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Share a short, personal video about your life Indianapolis
The stories, part of an Indy Chamber campaign, will be shown at an April 27 event at Central Library.
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Your neighbors are gathering to talk about death
At an Indianapolis death cafe, people of all ages face the taboo topic.