The first parade celebrated the city’s completion of Harding Street in 1925. Neighbors gathered for the centennial Sept. 6 on the near west side.
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See joyful photos of Mike Epps’ community concert at Washington Park
The free, family-friendly event featured music performances, food and wellness resources Sept. 6.
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Boogie with neighbors at the Bates-Hendricks Street Fest on Sept. 13
The family-friendly event will include activities, local vendors and live music.
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Fonseca Theatre opens enrollment for kids theater classes
Acting and playwriting classes are available for kids 7-17 years old
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Eat local barbecue at annual Lawrence blues festival
The BBQ & Blues festival is 4-8 p.m. Sept. 13 at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus.
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Exploring Indy arts and culture is cheaper with a student ID
College and trade school students can get free memberships or discounted tickets at these 13 museums, theaters and and movie houses.
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Meet Indiana’s new women & girls reporter
Ashley Ford joins Free Press Indiana as its first statewide reporter.
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Chef Neeti helped revive the tiny Little India restaurant in SoBro
She talks about cooking with her family in Punjab and making the “really good” dish she wishes customers would order more often.
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A community festival will celebrate Afghan heritage and culture on Sept. 6
The community event is an opportunity to celebrate Afghan Eid and Nowruz.
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Treat your eyeballs to some fresh art shows this fall
What’s new in Indy’s art galleries, what’s leaving and where to shop for the holidays.