One was classically-trained in childhood, the other is a retired radiologist who took a chance. They are showing their art works together.
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Kids at this west side school have new access to the library
Enlace Academy is the latest to distribute IndyPL’s eResource Card to students
Look: Celebrating Haitian culture at Tap Tap Evening
See photos form Tap Tap Evening, a culture and history event hosted by IU’s Haitian Creole language and culture program at Central Library in Indianapolis.
Celebrate Haitian culture at this free Indy library event
Tap Tap Evening will include musicians, speakers and information about local resources.
This Indianapolis library has the best collection of zines
The 38th Street branch has more than 400 zines by artists and writers across the country.
Library workers to receive extra pay before the end of the year
The Indianapolis Public Library human resources department created a pay equity plan.
What’s new at Indy’s Center for Black Literature and Culture
Free movie screenings, art workshops and a book festival are on the schedule for 2025.
A kidnapping, a rock star, libraries and the westside history behind each
The heir to the Rhodius fortune ran away with a madam, nearly derailing the namesake park.
Want to learn more about voting? Pick up our election zine.
Find our pocket guide at 14 Indianapolis Public Library branches starting next week. Plus: a free sticker!
What does courage mean? See what students think at a poetry performance Nov. 16
Students grades 6-12 can submit poetry for Indianapolis Public Library’s Slammin’ Rhymes challenge.


