In this week’s culture journal, a visual artist receives an award from Indiana’s lieutenant governor, has a solo exhibition and kicks off Art & Soul.
Category: Neighborhoods
Posted inGovernment
With new chief, activists hope to repair ‘fractured relationship’ with IMPD
Black activists are hopeful the new police chief will address an increase in police shootings that primarily impacted people of color.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Haughville home keeps west side’s Slovenian immigrant roots alive
The Slovenian National Home celebrates the city’s Slovenian American culture.
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‘They didn’t listen’: Westside mom says IPS and IMPD mishandled daughter’s disappearance
Lucia Vargas Herrera went to school to pick up her daughter on Feb. 2. She wasn’t there.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Indy Parks and Recreation summer jobs
Lifeguards and camp counselors are some of the positions available.
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‘We can help people’: Indy barber tackles high blood pressure for Black customers
“I want to live to see my kids grow old,” one patient said.
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All music lovers ‘have a place’ at State Street Pub on the east side
Pub regulars also appreciate the drinks, food and inviting atmosphere.
Posted inArts & Culture
Indianapolis artist explores Black church in new exhibit
The drawings and textiles exhibit is on view at Tube Factory Artspace.
Posted inNeighborhoods
‘A lot of hopes for the space’: Garfield Park Arts Center’s new manager shares plans
Bryn Foreman said they hope to feature more marginalized artists to the “benefit of Indianapolis as a whole.”
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Near Westside theater overcomes founder’s tragic death, showcases diversity
Years after the death of its founder, the Fonseca Theatre Company finds its stride on Indy’s west side.
