Five historic churches will be featured on Indiana Landmarks’ 2025 Holiday Church Tour, a Dec. 6th exploration in and around Indianapolis’s historic Mapleton-Fall Creek neighborhood, highlighting the architecture, history and preservation of sacred spaces, some decorated for the holidays.

On August 1, the public is invited to hear the remarkable stories behind Church’s mission at a special event hosted by Indiana Landmarks. Icons of Community: Indiana’s Historic County Courthouses will feature a talk from Church himself, sharing the insights, adventures, and occasional comic misadventures that shaped his journey.

Indiana Landmarks is expanding its popular lineup of downtown Indianapolis tours with the launch of two exciting new experiences: the Mass Ave Walking Tour and the Landmarks Along the Indianapolis Cultural Trail Biking Tour.

In honor of Juneteenth—a federal holiday marking the emancipation of enslaved African Americans—Indiana Landmarks’ Black Heritage Preservation Program will present a compelling evening of reflection, education, and empowerment at the Indiana Landmarks Center in Indianapolis on June 19.

Indiana Landmarks has announced the appointment of Brad M. Ward as its next president and CEO.

Indiana Landmarks Black Heritage Preservation Program is offering a college scholarship for Indiana residents who identify as Black.