The exhibit will run Oct. 2-29 at Harrison Center. Artwork should explore themes like identity, resilience and immigration in Indiana.
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Posted inSports
‘The only place we could play’: Douglass Park Golf Course celebrates 100 years of legacy and community
Named in honor of abolitionist and statesman Frederick Douglass, the park was established by the city in 1921 as a segregated recreational facility for Indianapolis’s Black residents.
Posted inHealth
Grab a free lead testing kit from any library
IU Indianapolis researchers will test the samples you collect and send you a report.
Posted inGovernment
City officials delay Metrobloks tax break vote
Tax incentives for the proposed eastside data center will be considered Aug. 19.
Posted inHealth
Indiana veterans who are blind can get a free pair of AI glasses
The AI technology by Meta helps people read words, identify objects and complete daily tasks.
Posted inGovernment
Renovations are coming to the Irvington library
The library branch will close next year for renovations.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Help recognize Indy neighbors who put in the work
Health by Design and the Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center are each taking nominations for residents who do good.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Soldiers, cops and criminals: Who’s buried at Mount Jackson Cemetery?
A few stories of some of the people buried in the old westside cemetery.
Posted inEducation
Eastsiders can get backpacks, school supplies at this event
Skilled US’ back-to-school fair will have food, games and community resources.
Posted inResources
How to borrow a laptop at the library
For your next job interview or online doctor’s appointment, reserve a laptop from one of the 25 Indianapolis Public Library locations.
