People gathered at Riverside Family Center to celebrate Malcolm X on the weekend of his 100th birthday.
Tag: history
Share feedback on public art honoring Indy’s Black history
Markers on the Indianapolis Black Heritage & Legacy Trail will debut ahead of Juneteenth.
History walks the hallways at Crispus Attucks
And these Tigers extended a basketball legacy.
See photos from the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA historical marker celebration
The marker honors the legacy of the YWCA created with help from Madam C.J. Walker for the Black women and girls in Indianapolis.
How should the city preserve the Central State Grove?
Here are some of westsiders’ ideas for preserving the 6-acre greenspace.
New documentary explores the story of a displaced Latino neighborhood
The Indiana Historical Society is set to premiere a new documentary, ‘Beyond El Barrio,’ on May 1, highlighting the rich history of a Latino neighborhood in Indianapolis that was displaced by urban development.
Inside the Riley Tower murders: Sisters look for answers after 50 years
And along the way, they’re making sure their grandparents’ legacies are preserved.
City-County Council approves loan to private developer to renovate Old City Hall
Indianapolis City-County Councilors approved lending a private company the funds to redevelop the Old City Hall and construct a new mixed use building.
Indiana Humanities to pause grant programs after loss of federal funding
The Indy-based organization will remain open but CEO Keira Amstutz said they ‘will have to make some hard choices.’
Indiana Historical Society wants to interview Vietnam veterans
A “Vietnam through their eyes” exhibit will observe the 50th anniversary of Saigon’s fall.


