Indy Midtown Magazine

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Sidener Academy: A Real Sense of Community in the Neighborhood

Since its 1953 dedication as Indianapolis Public School #59, a typical K–8 neighborhood elementary school, Sidener Academy has evolved to accommodate various grade-level groupings. It is currently the only IPS school to earn the 4-Star School distinction. [...more...]
UPDATED: Flood Control Legislation Buoys Rocky Ripple and Warfleigh

On March 13, Governor Eric Holcomb signed Senate Enrolled Act 386, which provides a financing mechanism for flood control improvements in Marion County—including Rocky Ripple. [...more...]
Tools Lend Themselves to Creative Expression

The Indy Tool Lending Library ensures that people from all racial, social, and economic backgrounds have equal access to the tools needed to host events, create media, and share their gifts with the community. [...more...]
NeighborLink Helps Seniors in Need

Seniors on fixed income are often strapped for cash to cover modest home repairs. NeighborLink, a Midtown-based nonprofit organization, is there to help. [...more...]
Edward Pierre: Architect of Midtown’s Character

If you live in Meridian-Kessler, Butler-Tarkington, Historic Meridian Park, Washington Park Historic District, or Mapleton-Fall Creek neighborhoods, there’s a good chance that you’re within an easy walk of an Edward Pierre–designed building. [...more...]

On the Horizon

Garden Walk June 6

Wednesday, June 6, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Indianapolis Garden Club’s 23rd annual tour takes you through five spectacular gardens on the north and northwest sides of Indy including Meridian-Kessler and Butler-Tarkington neighborhoods. This year’s [...more...]
On the Horizon

Memorial Day blood donation opportunities

Every June 14, the World Health Organization celebrates World Blood Donor Day, in recognition of volunteers who donate blood that saves millions of lives a year. This year’s slogan, “Be there for someone else. Give [...more...]
On the Horizon

National hosts Antique Autos, June 9

8 a.m. – noon, 215 E. 38th Street. Come see some of the city’s most interesting vehicles and/or show off your favorite ride, enjoy a gourmet breakfast and see the progress on the restoration of [...more...]
On the Horizon

Beginning Friday, June 1 – National Bank of Indpls. Summer Nights Film Series

Doors open 7 p.m., Newfields (IMA), 4000 N. Michigan Rd. Enjoy movies under the stars Friday and some Saturday nights through Aug. 31. Bring a picnic and chairs or blankets. Refreshments available for purchase. No [...more...]
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Meaningful Conversations Around Race and Reconciliation

The Butler Tarkington Neighborhood Association Faith Community will host the following events: Sunday, June 17: A clergy panel discussion of topics including: What are congregations already doing around race and reconciliation? What can congregations do [...more...]