Indiana to receive more than $1.3 million in federal funds for the arts
Arts and Culture
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Indiana to receive more than $1.3 million in federal funds for the arts
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Fort Wayne school cancels LGBTQ-themed play, so students produce it themselves
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David Letterman debuts Ball State student documentary commemorating his ‘tape phone’ with glass art
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Muncie Memory Spiral invites public to walk through local history
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Earlham College play headed to Edinburgh Festival Fringe
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Fort Wayne Philharmonic strike ends, concerts to resume
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Senate committee advances bill to help spread Dolly Parton Imagination Library statewide
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Bill would erase legal defense for teachers, librarians against charges of harmful books
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Bloomington updating public art rules after court order
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Documentary about thwarted Muncie mosque bombing nominated for Oscar
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Fort Wayne Philharmonic organization makes its final offer to its musicians, players file grievance
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Fort Wayne Philharmonic musicians and management still haven’t reached an agreement
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Fort Wayne Philharmonic musicians on strike for the first time in history
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‘Missing’ historic black film found by Indiana University film professor
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For Muncie Civic Theatre, bringing reality to Quasimodo means casting a deaf actor
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Indiana’s Archaeology Month highlights unique, ancient civilizations
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East Central region prioritizes spending READI grant money on housing
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Village Green Records owner says goodbye to Muncie community
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Would you rappel down a building for charity? A Muncie organization hopes so
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Camp Atterbury mural exhibit unveiled at airport before it begins traveling