Attendees can participate in activities and receive a free native tree sapling.
Author Archives: Elizabeth Gabriel
Alma Mater: The University of Texas at Austin
As Mirror Indy's southside reporter, I chat with residents who live in Fountain Square through County Line Road, working to highlight neighbors' concerns and accomplishments.
Before joining Mirror Indy, I covered health and education stories for WFYI — Indy’s local public radio station — and some of my reporting has aired on NPR and the BBC. My passion for teaching is why I’m a deputy managing editor for Next Gen Radio, a national mentorship program for early career journalists.
When I’m not reporting, I’m teaching yoga or HIIT classes, listening to podcasts or cuddling with my dachshund named Henry and my cat, Jheri.
Grieving children, young adults find solace at Brooke’s Place
The nonprofit, which is expanding to the south side, allows youth to play games, release frustration and build community.
Día del Niño to support childhood literacy April 25
Las familias podrán participar en manualidades, juegos y actividades en el evento que se celebrará el 25 de abril en la Biblioteca Pública de West Perry.
Will data centers impact property values? Depends on who you ask
Southsiders want a judge to review whether a new data center should have been approved.
Annual orchid show returns to Garfield Park Conservatory on April 25
Attendees can view and purchase orchids from across the Midwest.
Learn to buckle up your child safely at free car seat education class
Attendees will learn how to properly install a car seat and enter to win raffle prizes.
High schoolers: Get paid to research social justice issues this summer
The program helps students improve writing, critical thinking and leadership skills.
Free career program for high schoolers interested in health care
University of Indianapolis summer academy offers interactive presentations, mock interviews and more.
Southport announces 2026 community events calendar
Residents can enjoy free events from April through December.
A 151-year-old community center is southside’s ‘little hidden jewel’
The Concord Neighborhood Center has helped residents since 1875.


