With decades of DJ experience in the Circle City, the Patron Saint co-founders reflect on Indy’s longstanding love for dance music.
Seth Johnson
Writer - Music, Comedy & Sports
The Indianapolis Public Library will offer e-books, audiobooks and videos that will help patrons explore issues about race and racial equity.
The festival, now in its ninth year, will be filmed by WFYI and viewable online if theaters are closed this fall.
Dan Grossman
Managing Editor
Once a month, comedy lovers, beer enthusiasts and dog moms (and dads) join together for delicious award winning beer and a good belly laugh at Metazoa Brewing Co.
School
Indianapolis teachers, school staff, and students in sixth grade and above will be required to wear face masks when they return to classrooms this year.
Dance Kaleidoscope dancers offered up a virtual feast of performances in a prerecorded gala titled Dancing Alone Together, for the benefit of the DK Crisis Relief Fund.
Rita Kohn
Writer Beer & Society
Tube Factory artspace, located in Garfield Park in the near southside, is often my terminal stop on First Fridays in Indianapolis and the heart of Big Car Collaborative's operation.
Dan Grossman
Managing Editor
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