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Will Park Become the Film Mecca of the City? MARCH 2020 URBAN TIMES Will Park become the film mecca of the city? MARCH 2020 URBAN TIMES P0./ATT Indy's #1 office for urban sales COLLECTIVE mM S i «i n HI i 2135 N New Jersey St 2137 N New Jersey St 3041 N Park Ave 1802 N New Jersey St Chanda I 317.513.1101 Chanda I 317.513.1101 Laura I 317.697.1557 Mina K. | 317.374.6055 4 BD | 3.5 BA | 3,600 SQ FT 4 BD | 3.5 BA | 3,600 SQ FT 4 BD I 3.5 BA | 2,886 SQ FT 3 BD | 2.5 BA | 2,323 SQ FT $735,000 $735,000 $330,000 $599,900 ^ •\ \ ^F A .•Lk iiBIF flTT 621 N Beville Ave 2601 Brookslde Pkwy S Dr 2522 Broadway St 1527 N New Jersey St Chanda | 317.513.1101 Eric | 317.914.8296 Laura | 317.697.1557 Megan | 317.690.0645 4 BD I 2.5 BA I 2,392 SQ FT 3 BD| 3.5 BA | 2,600 SQ FT 6 BD | 3/2 BA | 3,440 SQ FT 3 BD | 2.5 BA | 2,824 SQ FT $338,000 $500,000 $575,000 $430,000 Ha m W Jr 'v.m m us |n» JkJ. 1242 N Alabama St JHTI 1130 N Keystone Ave 48 Palmer St 1102 N Beville Ave Mina S. | 317.979.8376 Tatum | 317.504.3647 Tatum | 317.504.3647 Tatum | 317.504.3647 2 BD | 2.5 BA | 1,280 SQ FT 3 BD I 2.5 BA | 1,670 SQ FT 4BD I 4.5 BA | 3,558 SQ FT 4 BD | 3.5 BA I 3,293 SQ FT $200,000 $399,000 $649,000 $625,000 nam "- [fP m m • I liiiiimlln iillll I" 952 English Ave 1222 N New Jersey St 1622 Cornell Ave 1429 Linden St Josh N. | 317.698.8459 Rob | 812.208.0498 Jenni I 317.869.5962 Chanda | 317.513.1101 4 BD | 3.5 BA | 3,360 SQ FT 4 BD | 3.5 BA | 3,876 SQ FT 4 BD | 3.5 BA | 4,554 SQ FT 2 BD | 2 BA | 1,040 SQ FT $339,900 $550,000 $610,000 $249,000 317.489.3441 | infoaplatcollective.com COLLECTIVE a PlatCollective ^@Plat_Collective We are for the City. mmw URBAN TIMES MARCH 2020 • COVER STORY rban Kan-Kan: More than independent films "limes The Downtown lowdown on Indy's historic neighborhoods • FEATURES Published 11 times a year (not January) by Brooks Publications, Inc. P.O. Box 441166, Indianapolis IN 46244 Cultural Trail to stretch in two directions 8 Home-delivered to 14 Downtown and Downtown Agenda: Assessing, addressing issues 20 near-Downtown neighborhoods as the official neighborhood newsletter Local venues salute women's suffrage 25 Urban Times provides space to its member neighborhoods, with news on those pages provided by the neighborhood associations. Brooks: Library/lndy Reads Books a good deal 46 The neighborhood associations are also responsible for home delivery of the newsletter, which is available for distribution J AND MORE... on a late-month weekend of each month prior to the cover date. In this issue: Bates-Hendricks 34 IHPC adopts an identity as 'Preserve Indy' 15 Chatham Arch 33 Thousands of Madam Walker items now online 17 Cottage Home 43 Fall Creek Place 35 History 301: Fallout shelters had their day 18 Garfield Park 38 Herron-Morton Place 21 INRC report: Neighbor Power on the horizon 22 Historic Meridian Park 39 Holy Cross 23 The Hub opens as Near Eastside community art space 27 Lockerbie Square 37 The Old Northside Indy Parks: Douglas Park golf course spruced up 41 31 St. Joseph 32 ROW report: Capturing passion for waterways 45 Woodruff Place 36 No Ransom Place or Fletcher Place report this month. • DEPARTMENTS Urban Times staff Bill Brooks, editor and publisher. Business news 10 Spotlight: Galleries 25 Matthew Brooks, operations and advertising manager. IHPC report 13 Arts in brief 27 Deanna Stone, advertising and website maintenance Jeremy Crum and Beth Winterman, distribution. Old Southside report 16 Spotlight: Stages 28 Jeannie Kiley, editing. Hoosier Poet 16 Arts calendar 30 Contributing editors: Connie Zeigler, Dale Ogden, Joy Hernandez News deadline: M ^M TT Wednesday, March 11 Information should be submitted in writing to Bill Brooks at P.O. Box 441166, Indianapolis IN 46244 or [email protected], or to the The chocolate quiz is taking a sabattical appropriate neighborhood liaison. News phone: 317-756-9830 The winner of last month's contest is Ann McKenzie of Lockerbie Terrace Advertising deadline: Friday, March 13 Other perfect entries were submitted by: Emily Last month's answers: 1. Gerrymandering. 2. Cottage For advertising information, contact Matthew Brooks Scott of Castleton, Nick Gelhausen of the Near Home. 3. President and CEO, Indiana State Museum and at 502-5084 or [email protected]. Eastside, Nancy Marie Robertson of Bosart-Brown, Historic Sites. 4. Bangor, Maine. 5. Block 20. 6. Hostel. 7. Kristopher Subler of Kennedy-King, Sharon Van Auken March 7, 8. Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library. 9. Senate Bill 4.10. District Theatre. of Homecraft, Cherylynn Schilling of Fall Creek Place, Our next issue will 'hit the streets' Natalie Vantwoud of Lockerbie Square, Jacqueline D. the weekend of March 28-29 Watch for a return of our Oliver-Dumas of The Old Northside, Lissa Sherron of The Old Northside and Sherry Nagel-Smith of The popular monthly feature A proud partner of Keep Indianapolis Beautiful Maxwell. and the Arts Council of Indianapolis MARCH 2020 URBAN TIMES CENTURY 21. 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Minutes from downtown and the Monon Trail. till URBAN TIMES MARCH 2020 V Cover story Kan-Kan: More than independent films Filmmaking • For a report on the mecca can Brasserie part of the Kan- Kan Cinema and Brasserie, see the business news on transform page 10. neighborhood By BILL BROOKS Urban Times editor & publisher GROUP OF NEIGHBORS go to a LEFT: The largest of four thought-provoking movie; or screening rooms awaits seating, with an example in the A perhaps just an entertaining one. foreground. Outside, the friends end up standing out­ side the restroom, sharing their takes on BELOW: The space for the the film they just consumed. Brasserie sits open to the Or. lobby, with the patio seating viewable through windows. Or, by the end of March, they can go to the Kan-Kan Cinema & Brasserie, ON THE COVER: tucked away in the hilly Windsor Park A second-floor event space sits neighborhood, nestled up to Spades Park A WORK IN PROGRESS directly above the Brasserie, and just across a narrow street from the offering a handsome view of the historic Spades Park Library Spades Park Library. They can take in an just across the street. Through independent film that otherwise might the door on the left there's also never have seen an Indy screen. a small balcony space. They can leave one of the screening rooms (there are four of them), but instead THE CINEMA of scattering or heading to a neighborhood • Four screens, seating 145, 45, 35 and 12 hangout, they can head straight to the tables • Projectors for 35mm, 70mm and digital. both inside and outside the facility, and talk • Opening currently set for mid-March. it over while sampling food or drink curated • 59 off-street parking spaces. by Abby Meriss, chef of one of the most well-regarded eateries in the city, Bluebeard. THE PROGRAM And. • First-run independent films, rarely screened clas­ Yes, there's an "and." They can return sics and social issue documentaries. some weeknight for a film club meeting, or a • Future Filmakers Lab, partnering with Spades Park lecture by a university professor, or to see Library and Arsenal Technical High School.
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