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Fundraiser at Holliday Farms to benefit CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center
ABC journalist and host of “What Would You Do?” John Quiñones will be featured at the Evening of Light fundraiser dinner Oct. 17 at The Club at Holliday Farms for the CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center in Terre Haute. The evening begins with a cocktail hour at 5 p.m.…
Carmel conference to connect seniors, students
Carmel’s Mayor’s Advisory Commission on Senior Living is hosting its fourth annual conference Oct. 16. “Intergenerational Day for Seniors: Connecting Generations, Enriching Lives” will bring high school students, older adults, educators and community leaders together for a day of…
Families Pack Fishers Police Headquarters for Annual Open House
Perfect fall weather and a packed parking lot greeted families Wednesday evening as the Fishers Police Department opened its doors for the 2026 FPD Open House. The free event ran from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at police headquarters, 4 Municipal Drive, and gave residents a close look at…
Go Purple with Prevail during Domestic Violence Awareness Month
By TAMI WANNINGER Executive Director of Prevail, Inc. Today kicks off the month of October, which we know well as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. As we welcome October, we once...
ATI’s latest LAB Series event set for Sunday, Oct. 4
Submitted Actors Theatre of Indiana (ATI) will present the next free LAB Series event at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4, at the Carmel Clay Public Library, 425 E Main St....
Virtual concert raises funds for flood victims
Concerts for a Cause has organized more than 40 concerts over the years, bringing people together and raising money in person. The organization’s newest concert, which is raising money for families in central Indiana who were affected by the recent floods, is different from any…
Snapshot: Carmel International Arts Festival draws crowds
The Carmel International Arts Festival drew big crowds in Carmel Arts & Design District. (Photos by Arthur Mansavage)
Fishers, Habitat for Humanity team up for fourth community panel build Friday
Nearly 100 volunteers will gather at Holland Park on Friday, Oct. 2, to build the walls of a future Habitat for Humanity home. The event marks the fourth year the City of Fishers has partnered with Greater Indy Habitat for Humanity on the annual Fishers Community Panel Build.…
Carmel High School grads making noise in country music world
After spending years playing in the Indianapolis area, two Carmel High School graduates are performing across the Midwest and getting national recognition for their music. Tege Holt, 19, and Ethan Engle, 18, first met in middle school and have been musical partners ever since.…
ATI Lab Series reading set for Carmel Clay Public Library
Actors Theatre of Indiana kicks off its 2026–27 Lab Series at 2 p.m. Oct. 4 at the Carmel Clay Public Library with a reading of the new musical The Man Who Would Be King. “The Man Who Would Be King”is a new musical adaptation of Rudyard Kipling’s classic story, with book and…
“Avant Guard” takes top honors
Noblesville Creates’ inaugural Pitch Night hits 50 percent of fundraising goal Submitted The judges agreed. So did the audience. At Noblesville Creates’ inaugural Creative Economy Pitch Night, Eric Thornbury’s “Avant...
Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre’s ‘Salem’ to feature original score by Seager
Submitted With Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre’s (GHDT) theme of “Art in Motion” and also wanting to uplift and support local artists, musicians, and artisans, GHDT will feature original and specially...