Mondriana Brown couldn’t go to prom because of COVID. Now, she works to make the day extra special for other teens.
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Do you need a hug? We have a mom hug for you
We talked to moms from the Indianapolis Free Mom Hugs chapter about being loved just the way you are.
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6 ways to celebrate Asian Americans in Indianapolis
May is AAPI Heritage Month. Attend festivals, try new foods, see art and watch performances.
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See art by Central American artists at ‘Cuentos del Centro’
The new exhibition at the Central Library highlights artists from El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
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Lawrence International Festival celebrates the city’s diversity
The festival will feature international cuisine and performances.
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Indy-area drivers go full throttle at this westside race track
Race almost any car during Wild Wednesdays at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park.
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Not just a party, but ‘a platform for positive change’
Opulence at the Speedway invites you to wear pink and support youth motorsports.
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40 things to do in May in IndianapolisÂ
Try tile painting for Cinco de Mayo, a construction-themed outdoor party, tons of festivals and classical music.
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Herbalism and food: New art show explores passed-down knowledge
Sheila Clemente-Zoto’s photos and prints are on display May 1-15 at Aurora PhotoCenter.
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Lock up your phone, make new friends. Or not.
At Indy Offline events, people opt in for a 90-minute digital detox and pass the time however they want.