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CEOs for Cities selects Indianapolis to host Livability Challenge Workshop, highlighting effective strategies for enhancing urban living from six major US cities - Cleveland, Philadelphia, St. Louis, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Indianapolis.
People for Urban Progress, Big Car, IndyHub and Harrison Center for the Arts host four events to inspire arts innovation in central Indiana – and award four $10,000 prizes.
37 Place, the Heartbeat of Martindale Brightwood, a former elementary school, will serve as a neighborhood hub for a "resilient community."
Data, design and the cycling community combine to create a new, comprehensive bike map for navigating the Circle City.
Local volunteers carve out a space, online and in the real world, for city-builders to unite around ideas and action.
Now with a permanent home of their own, IndyFringe fosters creative theatrical experiences for local audiences year-round.
Brian Payne, CICF's CEO and President, responds The Urbanophile's recent post, "Why I Don't Live In Indianapolis."
After eight years of planning, new sidewalks, trees and medians drive growth – and community engagement – in Irvington.
Urban parks can improve, define and engage a community, but first they must connect to neighborhoods. With a combination of volunteerism, philanthropy and grants, Midtown Indianapolis is transforming Alice Carter Place Park into a hub and gateway.
Like cities around the country, urban and community gardens are becoming increasingly popular in Indianapolis. Yet some soil in city neighborhoods contains toxic amounts of lead. An IUPUI scientist is working to make urban gardens safe.
Read the complete transcript of Brian Payne's remarks from Tuesday's announcement regarding discontinuing the Fred Wilson public art project here.
CICF will support new public art/memorial project to be led by community advocates
Located inside the Virginia Avenue parking garage south of Maryland St., “Swarm Street” by Acconci Studio of New York, is an interactive light environment that the creators compare to swarms of fireflies.
A community center designed by the community... for the community
