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Mirror Indy kindness map
Kindness is happening all around Indianapolis – sometimes in big, organized ways and sometimes through small moments that are easy to miss. The Mirror Indy Kindness Map brings those places and stories together in one spot.
Featured artist: Andie Arana Gomez
Artist Andie Arana Gomez was born and raised in Guatemala City, Guatemala, and immigrated to Central Indiana with their family in 2015. In 2025, Arana Gomez received their Bachelor of Fine Arts in studio art with a minor in French from Ball State University. They are the community engagement co-director for Indiana Latino Arts.
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Watch interviews with Black artists in Indiana and across the Midwest, blending original performances with reinterpretations of Black legends. Produced in partnership with GANGGANG and I Made Rock N Roll.
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Una conversación con un ‘sacerdote de la música mexicana’
Enrique Blanco, líder del principal grupo de mariachi de Indianápolis Mariachi Sol Jalisciense. Canta “El Rey” y comparte historias.
Arson investigation underway after Benjamin Harrison statue destroyed by fire
Students and faculty from the Herron School of Art and Design created the statue as part of a collaboration with the presidential site.
Indianapolis Zoo loses AZA accreditation status
The Association of Zoos and Aquariums is a nonprofit organization that accredits zoos and aquariums.
Generations of families glide through southside skating rink
United Skates Indy held a grand reopening Sept. 25 following major renovations at the 52-year-old rink.
This hot dog stand owner is ‘the kind of guy you’re pulling for’
Seth Callagy opened On The Bun with help from a mentor.
Hidden beneath a Quaker meeting house: A link to the Underground Railroad
Fall Creek Friends Meeting House hosting free event Sunday explaining the congregation’s role in helping slaves find freedom
Indiana Landmarks names next Black history preservationist
André Myers will replace Eunice Trotter, who is stepping down next month.
4 open mic nights for poets
New and seasoned poets will find encouraging crowds, supportive environments and storied stages.
We’re hosting our first-ever Arc Fest. Here are 5 reasons to go.
The free, all-ages live journalism and storytelling event will take place Oct. 3 at IU Indianapolis.
Time is testing the Circle City Classic
The longtime HBCU celebration is back, but with a local high school football focus.
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