Monthly Archives: November 2026

Sacred Places Indiana Awards $2.5 million for Restorations

November 5, 2026 | by Weekly View

INDIANAPOLIS — Sixteen congregations around the state have received grants from Indiana Landmarks’ Sacred Places Indiana Fund to address significant capital needs at their historic houses of worship. The awards mark the fourth round of grants since the fund was established in 2023 with support from Lilly Endowment Inc. The … Read More

An Artist Gathering Nov. 21

November 5, 2026 | by Weekly View

IRVINGTON — Save the date: On Saturday, Nov. 21 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Downey Ave. Christian Church (111 S. Downey), the annual Artists Gathering will be held. This curated show brings together multiple artists from the area to showcase unique gifts. There will be fine artists with prints, unique … Read More

re-MARK-able Perseverance: Tattoos at the Eiteljorg

November 5, 2026 | by Weekly View

INDIANAPOLIS — On Saturday, Nov. 14 the Eiteljorg Museum will open a new exhibition — re-MARK-able Perseverance: Tattoos — Survival and Innovation of North American Indigenous Tattoo Practice. This powerful exhibition explores the deep history, meaning, and resurgence of Indigenous skin-marking traditions across the continent through photographs, videos and other … Read More

Beef & Board’s Production is the Cat’s Meow

November 5, 2026 | by Mary Beth Kuhns

The famously popular Broadway musical CATS has returned to the Beef & Boards dinner theater stage, wowing audiences with energetic performances, seemingly flawless choreography, breathtaking acrobatics, and such a fabulous look. Each cat has its own unique style and presence. It’s a triumph in costuming, make-up, and performance. “Our individual … Read More

Meeting to See City Plans for East 10th St.

November 5, 2026 | by Weekly View

INDIANAPOLIS — On Nov, 10 from 7-8 p.m. at 1525 N. Ritter, the City will be presenting their 60% design plans for East 10th St between Emerson and Arlington. Dinner will be served at the meeting. The project, inspired by Community Heights’ successful tactical urbanism project in 2023, includes milling … Read More