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Author Archives: Jennifer Delgadillo
Alma Mater: Herron School of Art + Design, Butler University
As Mirror Indy's arts and culture editor, I work with creative storytellers and journalists to show our city's scenes, artists, cultural institutions and all the cool things to do.
I’m a Mexican-American writer and artist living on the near east side of Indianapolis. My arts writing and illustration have appeared in Booth, NUVO and Sky Blue Window. My work has also appeared in PATTERN Magazine, ASYMMETRY and ABSTRACT by PRINTtEXT, Classical Music Indy’s NOTE Magazine and The Indiana Review.
When I'm not at work, I'm usually reading or writing literary fiction. And if I'm not doing that, then I'm visiting fun places and making new friends, or laughing with my husband and two cats at our home in the Near Eastside of Indy.
I joined the Mirror Indy Team because I love storytelling and want to uplift the very best, most interesting voices and events happening in our community.
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Play List: Smells like school spirit
In this special “back to school” edition of Play List, we share a theater nerd’s guide to IndyFringe, tips from independent bookstore peeps and more.
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Play List: Tacos Dorados edition
In this edition, Dill Pickle Pizza, line dancing and free movies. Plus, Chinese feminism.
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Spanish-language book club builds community across Indy’s libraries
‘We Latinos do not only come here to work — we are integral beings who are interested in art and reading,’ founder Dominic Zepeda says.
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Club de lectura en español brinda comunidad
El club, organizado por Mujeres Conectadas, ocurre cada dos meses a través de las bibliotecas de la ciudad.
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Public library builds community with Spanish-language book club
“We Latinos do not only come here to work — we are integral beings who are interested in art and reading.”
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Play List: Wednesday is a panini kind of day
We’re in Gen Con shadow period. Plus, Chef Oya’s The TRAP, the last day of Disability Pride Month and Etheridge Knight’s workshop.
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Etheridge Knight’s ‘Free People’s Workshop’ to reunite Aug. 1
Many of the original members will meet for a reading at the Chatterbox Jazz Club for the first time since 1993.
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Play List: Are you afraid of the dark?
In this edition, we have Ice-T, wrestlers and the pope’s cobbler.
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Play List: Hot dog sounds > hot dog water
Oreo Jones’ journal, school fights and TV recs.
