On April 18, Mayor Joe Hogsett recognized Doug Day, the Champion of Destination Fall Creek (DFC), for outstanding volunteer service to the community. “Our city’s success would not have been possible without the community members […more…]
by Jim Grim Aspiring Steven Spielberg, Ken Burns, Babyface, and other creative types have a unique production resource in Midtown they may not even know about. The Indy Art | Media Co-op hosts iTooLL, the […more…]
by Marion Simon Garmel No, it’s not a bunch of posters. It’s a collection of original fine art. You might not think an art collection would be at home in a children’s museum or as […more…]
by Thomas P. Healy Long-standing efforts to increase Midtown’s inventory of affordable housing stock received a boost in 2017 with the award of a $5 million New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) to the Indianapolis Neighborhood […more…]
by Michael McKillip While every community in Indy is unique and has a distinctive set of assets, Midtown is a singular collection of neighborhoods and institutions of art, culture, and learning. These assets help Indianapolis […more…]
by Chris Bavender Fall is a season of change. For the Mapleton-Fall Creek Development Corporation (MFCDC) this fall meant a move in October to the historic Stutz Mansion, 3190 N. Meridian Street. “Our mission is […more…]
by Chris Carlson During the Envision Broad Ripple planning process, community members agreed that one of the Village’s defining characteristics is its mix of small, locally owned businesses. Among Broad Ripple’s modern buildings, new businesses, […more…]
April marks the debut of new amenities at Tarkington Park, even though active park users have been packing the playgrounds since construction fences came down late last year. Meanwhile, park advocates have been voting with […more…]
by Chris Bavender It’s estimated there will be 246,660 new cases of breast cancer in 2016, according to the National Cancer Institute. An estimated 40,290 people will die of the disease. That’s why organizations such […more…]
By Ted J. Feeney In 2013, eight Midtown organizations formed a working group to develop a plan for neighborhood collaboration. Butler University, Christian Theological Seminary, Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis Museum of Art, International School of […more…]
