The Oct. 25 event wrapped up the 79th annual Historic Irvington Halloween Festival.
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IPS considers selling fine art collection to support arts education
The proposed deal would bring art out of storage for public display.
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Photos: Family fun at the Hawthorne Hootenanny Fall Fiesta
The event featured a Halloween costume contest and trunk-or-treat Oct. 25 on the west side.
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Help keep Fountain Square’s fountains flowing
Tickets to the Fountain Fright Night fundraiser Oct. 30 cost $20.
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Before more is lost, Martindale residents want history preserved
Indiana Landmarks is working on getting the eastside neighborhood listed as a National Historic District
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My Culture Journal: Party like a filmmaker
Holleh Moon laughs, cries and walks the red carpet with Heartland International Film Festival mascot Reely.
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Listen to African music at this free library concert
Dan Kusaya will perform 1-2 p.m. Nov. 1 at the Warren library.
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Indianapolis artist wins regional award for disabled creators
Johnson Simon was one of the nine recipients of the 2025 Midwest Award for Artists with Disabilities. He is the only one from Indiana. Simon lives with cerebral palsy, a lifelong neurological disorder that affects a person’s ability to move.
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Pedal through the south side during a community bike ride Oct. 26
Southside United for Indianapolis Trails will ride through central Perry Township.
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The lost photographs of Osbert Sumner
Historian Deedee Davis’ research began seven years ago to tell a different story of life in Indianapolis from 1898-1903.