A play celebrating a pivotal event in Indianapolis Black history is this weekend, to coincide with festivities for the NBA All-Star weekend.

A series of arts and cultural events is planned for visitors and residents for NBA All-Star Weekend. One is return of the Through2Eyes cultural tour, with a nod to basketball. WFYI’s Abriana Herron spoke with Indianapolis Native Sampson Levingston about his Walk & Talk tours for All-Star weekend.

Branford Marsalis has played a large role in shaping the style and sound of contemporary jazz music. He's also achieved a level of notoriety that is unusual for jazz musicians.

A new exhibit at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site features hundreds of letters and artifacts on view to the public for the first time.

January is National Mentoring Month, and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana are celebrating with a social event.

The Indianapolis arts scene is stepping up its game ahead of NBA All Star 2024 next month. Dubbed Indy’s Home Court, the art offerings will reach across the downtown area.

Claudia Polley was around 10 years old when her parents brought her to the Fall Creek YMCA in Indianapolis to hear a speech from Martin Luther King Jr.

One year ago Indianapolis lost a beloved figure, Richard “Coach Nell” Hamilton Sr. More than just a football coach, Coach Nell was a mentor, father figure and pillar of the Butler Tarkington and Crown Hill community.

Written by African American playwright Cheryl L. West, “Fannie” tells the powerful story of Fannie Lou Hamer and her struggles and victories in the fight for Black voting rights.

“Samia Halaby: Centers of Energy,” was canceled Dec. 20 after a two-sentence letter from the museum’s leadership, said Madison Gordon, a board member of the Samia Halaby Foundation. Gordon said Halaby’s team was told the exhibition was canceled for security reasons.