Inside, you’ll find a Valentine’s Day trinket market, Black History Month events and an assortment of raves and dance parties.
Author Archives: Mesgana Waiss
Alma mater: Ball State University
I want to champion and affirm the essence of humanity. For two summers, I was an Indianapolis Press Club Foundation fellow, interning at Indiana Landmarks and the Indianapolis Recorder, where I focused on community stories that highlight and celebrate local voices and Black heritage.
Beyond bylines and storytelling, I love to watch playoff basketball, consume fashion content and nurture my knowledge of music history.
I joined Mirror Indy to help restore trust and integrity in journalism and address the local news desert crisis.
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Can you make a 5-minute film for $5,000?
A new grant program wants to ‘raise the spirit of Indiana.’ Hoodox co-founder Rocky Walls shares tips for applying.
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What do Mike Tyson and Jim Irsay have in common? This guy.
‘Lawyer of the stars’ James Voyles Jr. will talk about his new book at Central Library on March 10.
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This artist creates sculptures from pig guts, doll hair and bullets
Gina Lee Robbins’ exhibit, “False Starts,” opens Jan. 16 at Storage Space Gallery.
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Jazz musician to honor Indy legends with new concert series
Brandon Meeks was Indiana’s winner of the new, national $10,000 State of the Art Prize.
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I spent 6 months making Indy’s thrift crawl starter pack
Here are three low-key places for everyone — no matter where you fall in the aisle.
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31 things to do in January in Indianapolis
Inside, you’ll find a dance film fest, new sober DJ rave, “MJ” musical and a kids’ playwriting workshop.
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Kamala Harris to stop in Indy on national book tour
The former vice president will talk about her book, “107 Days” on Feb. 26. Tickets go on sale on Friday.
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Indianapolis churches prepare to host Our Lady of Guadalupe celebrations
Plans for the holiday won’t change, though some leaders are addressing fears about ICE.
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Once a dairy barn, now a free contemporary art museum
At Big Car’s new space, opening May 1, a DJ will greet you instead of a security guard.