KVML and Indy Reads invite you to a book discussion on The Cold Millions by Jess Walter, as part of KVML's NEA Big Reads programming. Secure your spot now and score a FREE copy of the book if you don't already own one – because great stories are meant to be shared!

Join us as KVML partners with The Eugene V. Debs Museum as part of our NEA Big Reads programming, offering profound insights into the historical backdrop of The Cold Millions, a novel by Jess Walter. Immerse yourself in the fascinating stories of local and global labor rights movements, setting the stage for a deeper understanding of […]

"The Earthlings behaved at all times as though there were a big eye in the sky—as though that big eye were ravenous for entertainment.” - Kurt Vonnegut, The Sirens of Titan On April 8th at 3:06 P.M., Indianapolis will be shrouded in darkness for three and a half minutes during the The Great American Eclipse. […]

You'll be seeing polka dots and moonbeams at our inaugural speakeasy event at KVML's Bokonon Lounge! You'll be unstuck in time back to Indiana Avenue in 1922. Come dressed in your 20's best and join us for a roaring evening of music, comedy, food, specialty drinks. Early bird tickets are on sale until the end […]

KVML and Carmel Clay Public Library invite you to a book discussion on The Cold Millions by Jess Walter. Secure your spot now and score a FREE copy of the book if you don't already have one – because great stories are meant to be shared!

Saddle up for an evening of horse racing, food, and fun. Don your Derby hat, sip your mint julep, and revel in the spirit of the races Vonnegut-style!

Join us at Garfield Park Arts Center for Cesar Chavez: Film and Lecture on Labor Rights in America as part of our NEA Big Reads Programming. Public historian and preservation activist Glory-June Greiff will provide an opening comments to contextualize the history of labor movements, followed by a screening conducted by Eric “Dr. Film” Grayson […]

Save the Date for our Juneteenth celebration and tribute to the history and culture of the block we call home. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, KVML is honored to be part of this diverse history of Indiana Avenue, including Arlene Manson’s family legacy. More information to come soon.