It was a neighborhood institution: the crown jewel of the Indianapolis theater district. Built in 1928, the Fountain Square Theatre was a 1,500-seat motion picture with a stage that hosted vaudeville acts. But by the late 1950s, the theatre had … Continue reading
As part of its Vision 20/20 anniversary celebration, the Indianapolis office of Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) has named 10 visionaries and 10 visionary projects that have led major positive changes in Indianapolis’s urban neighborhoods in the past 20 years. … Continue reading
On Monday, April 30, LISC will be hosting “What’s Next for Neighborhoods”—first in a series of public conversations about the future of Indianapolis’s urban neighborhoods. And you’re invited! Topic for the April 30 conversation is “Planning and Sustaining Urban Neighborhoods.” … Continue reading