Chloe McGowan is the Arts & Culture Reporter for the Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper. With a passion for covering local music, visual art, dance, theater, and film, she also delves into topics surrounding minority-owned businesses and cultural movements. Chloe's work has been featured in WFYI, The Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis Recorder, and Indiana Minority Business Magazine.
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Chloe’s focus is on local events and culture in Indianapolis, Indiana. She seems to be interested in covering a variety of topics including theater, art exhibitions, holiday events, local news, food and dining.
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By: Noral Parham, Chloe Mcgowan, Malik Simon
Gov. Mike Braun announced that Indiana will end race- and sex-based contracting considerations and replace them with a “merit-based approach that gives every Hoosier business a fair opportunity to compete” on July 15.
By: Chloe Mcgowan
5SOS, made up of Luke Hemmings, Michael Clifford, Calum Hood and Ashton Irwin, set out on the North American leg of the Everyone’s A Star tour alongside opening acts Haiden Henderson and The Band CAMINO in May. The tour is named after the band's sixth studio album, “Everyone’s A Star!”, which came out on Nov. 14, 2025.
Owned and operated by Talha Tufail, Niyyah Coffee is the fourth cafe belonging to the growing family-owned brand, which aims to create welcoming spaces for everyone. Niyyah also has locations in Fishers, Broad Ripple, McCordsville and another opening soon in Fort Wayne. However, the Mass Ave branch, which hosted a grand opening on June 27, was specifically designed with deaf and hard-of-hearing Hoosiers in mind.
By: Chloe Mcgowan
It’s Shakespeare in the Park season, and while I didn’t expect to spend a warm summer evening watching a tragedy, I’m glad I did.
Cori Graham, the reigning Mrs. Circle City Indy, is preparing to compete for the state title.
By: Meta Time, Chloe Mcgowan
Owned and operated by self-taught baker Lauren Goodrich, Goody2Treats is a Black-owned Indianapolis bakery that specializes in gourmet cupcakes, cookies, banana pudding, peach cobbler and more.
By: Chloe Mcgowan
Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” has been a hot topic of conversation for the last few weeks as moviegoers scramble to find tickets to see the film as it was intended — in 70 mm IMAX.
By: Chloe Mcgowan
August usually signals the end of summer, with the weather (hopefully) cooling off and the kiddos heading back to school, but there’s still plenty to do around the city this month.
Gov. Mike Braun confirmed Aug. 3 that Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) member Andy Zay had been dismissed from his post.
By: Chloe Mcgowan
Indiana has a housing crisis, and a lot of it has to do with eviction.
