Monthly Archives: April 2026

Joanna Taft Receives The May

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Propylaeum recently selected Executive Director of the Harrison Center, Joanna Taft, as a winner of The May, the organization’s highest distinction, recognizing women whose sustained leadership and civic impact strengthen Indianapolis and communities across Indiana. Formerly known as the May Wright Sewall Leadership Award, The May … Read More

“Kiss Me Kate” at Footlite

INDIANAPOLIS — Passions run high as leading lady Lilli Vanessi and her ex-husband, actor/director Fred Graham, battle onstage and off in a production of Shakespeare’s “The Taming of the Shrew.” With romance, comedy, sophistication, and behind-the-scenes high jinks, “Kiss Me, Kate” combines the irreverent humor of four brilliant writers: Sam … Read More

Freedom’s Framework at the Indiana Historical Society

INDIANAPOLIS — Stitching together the story of the United States.Moment by moment and generation by generation, Americans have struggled, persevered, and worked to define the promise of freedom. In celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary, Freedom’s Framework explores how the ideals of the Declaration of Independence were tested as … Read More

10th Street Jazz Journey

INDIANAPOLIS — On Saturday, May 16 from 1-10 p.m. on East 10th St., celebrate the rich history of jazz on Indy’s near east side with live performances at Re:Public and Mayfair Taproom. Attendees can explore the neighborhood through guided walking tours with Walk & Talk Indy, and enjoy shopping, food, … Read More

The Lincoln Funeral Train 161 Years Later

Anyone familiar with my writings and ramblings knows that I have one special “obsession” when it comes to ghost stories; The Lincoln Ghost train. I’ve written countless articles, papers and literary works on the life and death of Abraham Lincoln over the past 15 years or so. When the train … Read More