Circle City

A manner-festo for our bigger-than-ever celebration of cinema showcasing from April 23–27.

Does it seem like rental homes are popping up everywhere? It's not your imagination.

The stately Reagan Park structure has been a pillar of the Masonic community since 1916.

On May 6, Indiana voters—or, if history is any guide, a small subset—will show up to the polls for Primary Election Day. While it’s likely not the sole reason for our consistently dismal turnout, one factor pops up again and again. It’s time for a refresher on gerrymandering.

Spring has sprung with live music, theatre, and the celebration of Easter in Indianapolis in this April’s Best Bets.

Saturday’s event placed the Indianapolis author on stage for a heartfelt conversation with fellow Hoosier writer Ashley C. Ford.

Midwest jazz collective brings a community together like never before.

For years, IndyFringe has been more than just an annual theater festival in August. Its headquarters, a renovated church in Chatham Arch, is a favored place for artists and arts companies to rent out and showcase talent. Now, with new management and a new name to better reflect its year-round impact—IF Theatre—come even greater ambitions.

John Dillinger's demise was considered worthy of a special newspaper edition in 1934.

Naptown African American Theatre Collective’s show Stew invites audiences to make a connection.