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From Disco Space Cowboy to Witchy Stevie Nicks, these secondhand finds are perfect for Halloween and beyond.
Local haunts, parties and jams, and yes, a bloody mary.
There’s plenty of Swiftie fun to be had in Indy, concert tickets or not.
As summer fades into fall, the shift stirs familiar struggles for those with ADHD, like seasonal anxiety and executive functioning challenges. Adair reflects on her journey of self-discovery, ADHD diagnosis, and how she’s learned to thrive through life’s transitions.
A conversation with Mackenzie Pickerrell of the Girl Coalition of Indiana and Tamara Winfrey-Harris of the Women’s Fund of Central Indiana.
A Note from the Oct. 17, 2024, Indy Maven newsletter Guest Editors.
Across Indiana, organizations are offering vital spaces where women and girls can thrive, fostering their growth, confidence, and mental well-being.
Relentless societal pressures are taking a toll on the mental health of girls and women. The 2024 Indiana Girl Report and the State of Women in Central Indiana Report expose the urgent need for trauma-informed care, culturally competent mental health services, and actionable solutions to create supportive environments where empathy, grace, and well-being thrive.
It’s all in a day’s work for the Bullseye Event Group president.
Just five miles from Downtown Indianapolis, Irvington is a charming, tight-knit community that comes alive in October. From local eateries to quirky shops and spooky events, discover why 30,000 visitors flock to this Halloween hub every year.