Experience “a day in the life” through photography at Indiana Landmarks’ First Friday show on April 6. The group show will focus on diverse interpretations of everyday life and showcase the work of many local artists whose photography styles range from visual journalism to surrealism.

Indiana Landmarks hosts a double Landmark Look on May 19, offering visitors a peek at two historic homes in Dupont and Madison.

Indiana Landmarks invites nominations for two annual awards accompanied by cash as well as the sculptures that represent the prizes.

Researcher Deedee Davis shares Louis H. Gibson’s legacy in Indiana and beyond.

Indiana Landmarks Center hosts the free talk on February 26.

Five artists who work in different mediums explore what ties people to their surroundings and experiences in “People: Nature/Phases,” a First Friday group show at Indiana Landmarks Center on March 2.

Indiana’s statewide preservation conference takes place in Columbus for the first time, April 17-20. While the conference covers a host of topics and issues, this year’s agenda emphasizes saving and reviving Mid-Century Modern buildings—the source of Columbus’s international recognition.

Bloomington storyteller David Matlack shares tale of landmark’s revival.

Brock Cagann’s First Friday show in February at Indiana Landmarks Center features paintings inspired by historic black-and-white photos of early twentieth-century Indianapolis buildings and streetscapes.