Black Culture in Indy
The Indiana Avenue Jazz Masters mural by Pamela Bliss pays tribute to the city's rich jazz history and Black jazz musicians.
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Sign Up For EmailThe Indiana Avenue Jazz Masters mural by Pamela Bliss pays tribute to the city's rich jazz history and Black jazz musicians.
Indy is a city filled with African American culture and attractions. Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration is the longest-running cultural event in the country, and Circle City Classic brings historic black colleges to square off in Lucas Oil Stadium. Every day, there are places and events that connect with our heritage and showcase Black life in the city.
Black culture is alive in Indy. In our sights, in our sounds, and in our soul. This city is your city.
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