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Ten artists and organizations selected for new grant initiative bringing arts to public spaces and youth

Large, long-running IND exhibition honors heroes’ legacy

IBJ’s Women of Influence spotlights some of Indianapolis’ most successful businesswomen from both the public and private sectors.

While much has changed for The Children's Museum of Indianapolis over the past 100 years, one thing remains unshakably the same: women have always been at the heart of its growth.

The Indy Arts Council and Indiana Humanities has partnered to celebrate National Arts and Humanities Month.

The Indianapolis Children's Choir has impacted children through song for four decades.

Public invited to experience a series of free exhibitions & live performances, now through the end of the year, as iconic glass landmark continues to connect the community to the arts.

Nearly 1,000 arts, business, and community leaders gathered to support the Indy Arts Council’s vision of a creative life for all.

One of nine projects funded by the NEA that demonstrate promising local arts and cultural approaches to address social connection, belonging, and mental health through the arts. 

Start with Art, presented by Schahet Hotels, has kicked off the fall arts season in Indianapolis since 1987

Public Art for All Grants make funding available to project partners who have the capacity and desire to address public art equity issues.

Activations include immersive experiences, pop-ups, art, music and dance as part of city-wide celebration