Indiana’s oldest running poetry event will celebrate poets of the past and present at Martin University.
Author Archives: Breanna Cooper
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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Legendary blues musician Rev. Robert Jones shares history through song in Indianapolis
The multi-instrumentalist has been sharing the history of his craft for over three decades.
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10 ways to celebrate Earth Day in Indianapolis
Earth Day is April 22, but Indianapolis is celebrating Mother Earth through the spring.
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Indy’s newest art gallery is a health clinic on 38th Street
With the help of neighborhood artists, the new Eskenazi clinic celebrates wellness and community.
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Get free solar eclipse posters designed by Indy art students
Artworks take inspiration from Indianapolis landmarks and solar-inspired songs.
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Feeling ‘eco-anxiety,’ teens help create a new play about climate change
Young actors call for hope in ‘Dreamland,’ opening April 5 at the Athenaeum.
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Victory Field’s retired groundskeeper makes paintings about the sport he loves
As baseball returns to Indy, artist and longtime Victory Field employee Paul Drew reflects on the magic of baseball.
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Mirror Indy’s guide to Record Store Day 2024
Make a day of the annual celebration of independently owned record stores with food, drink and other recommendations.
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20 things to do in April
It’s not all showers for May flowers — April packs Record Store Day, the solar eclipse and more.
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An astronomer, Captain Kirk and an eye doctor walk into a solar eclipse comic strip
In a comic by Jeneca Zody and Breanna Cooper, experts share tips to celebrate the eclipse.
