Jane Sun Kim started attending Chreece as a photographer. Now, she helps bring big names to the annual hip-hop festival in Fountain Square.
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Alma Mater: IUPUI
I’m an Indianapolis-native who has been covering the city in some form or another for nearly a decade. My reporting has appeared in the Indianapolis Recorder, NUVO, Indianapolis Monthly Magazine and The Washington Post.
When I’m not at work, I’m usually catching a movie at Kan-Kan Cinema or browsing through Indy CD & Vinyl.
I joined the Mirror Indy team to help fill in the gaps in Indy's arts reporting and to highlight the creatives working in the city.
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‘Rhapsody’ mashup coming to Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Composer and conductor Steve Hackman brings together George Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” with Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
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August’s Play List: We’re all going ‘back to school’
‘Back to school’ for childless cat ladies, curious people and general nerds.
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What to watch at the 2024 IndyFringe Festival
The 2024 IndyFringe festival is bringing 70 theater productions to Indianapolis Aug. 15-25. Here are our top picks.
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Jay Brookens’ guide to the Chreece hip-hop festival
Organizer Jay Brookens shares the sets you can’t miss, epic rap battles and a new DJ Battle Royale honoring the late DJ Indiana Jones.
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New Fountain Square gaming store goes 24/7 for Gen Con
Elf ‘N Moon welcomes Gen Con gamers from near and far, nerd and not.
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What is religious freedom? The Eiteljorg shows a real picture of the American West
The latest exhibition at the Eiteljorg Museum asks important questions about freedom and America’s past.
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July’s Play List: ‘Splashy’ things to do to stay cool
Mirror Indy keeps you hydrated with pools, watering holes and an ocean view near Downtown.
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Family and friends remember Ron Gee, a champion of nonviolence slain by gunfire
The eastside activist, who was fatally shot July 18, started Cease Fire Indy after losing friends to gun violence.
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New museum uses augmented reality to tell neighbors’ stories
The Polklore Micro-Museum captures memories of Martindale Brightwood before it was fractured by gentrification.