The traveling story will be on display at Gainbridge Fieldhouse Feb. 23-27.
Tag: history
Posted inEducation
A local history lover’s guide to Indianapolis Black history
Sampson Levingston, the moving force behind Through2Eyes, curates a special guide of Black History Month events and learning opportunities that keep him educated and inspired.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Event will connect 1921 Tulsa massacre and Indiana Avenue
A panel will feature local experts, including the great-great-granddaughter of Madam C.J. Walker.
Posted inArts & Culture
15 ways to celebrate Black History Month in Indy
Watch a film about Haughville, meet kid authors, or take a “Stretch & Socialize” yoga class.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Northwest side church to host Black Heritage Month conversation series
Conversation topics at Witherspoon Presbyterian Church include critical race theory, DEI and youth literacy.
Posted inArts & Culture
Fun things to do in February
Things to do on Groundhog’s Day, Valentine’s Day and regular days too.
Posted inArts & Culture
13 ways to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Indianapolis
Explore museums for free, pack breakfast kits for kids or go for a hike.
Posted inArts & Culture
How a piece of Indianapolis flag history came back home again
The owner of Flags For Good struck up a friendship with the designer of Indy’s flag.
Posted inNeighborhoods
The eastside history behind Irvington, Woodruff Place, Martindale Brightwood
Mirror Indy looked into the history of a few neighborhoods eastsiders call home.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Westside parishes trace roots to antislavery, pro-immigrant movements
Here’s what happened to Bethel Cathedral AME and other historic westside houses of worship.
