Music
Once a next-door neighbor of Wes Montgomery, jazz vocalist Everett Greene remembers his days on the city’s historic Indiana Avenue.
Seth Johnson
Writer - Music, Comedy & Sports
Arts
Some say that Julian Opie’s electronic sculpture is an iconic symbol of community building in Downtown Indy, others say it’s just too expensive.
Dan Grossman
Writer Arts, Faith & Equity
Education
Originally posted on Chalkbeat by Dylan Peers McCoy and Stephanie Wang on June 14, 2019
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