Westfield, IN (May 20, 2026) — The City of Westfield, in partnership with GANGGANG, has selected Indiana-based multidisciplinary artist Aaron S. Coleman to create a transformational public art installation that honors the city’s historical ties to the Underground Railroad and the Quaker families who helped guide enslaved individuals on their path to freedom.

INDIANAPOLIS—April 9, 2026—Indianapolis-based cultural non-profit GANGGANG is pleased to announce the appointment of Lesley Malone Gordon as its first-ever Executive Director, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the growing organization defined by community-focused leadership and intentional growth.

The collaboration will lead to a revitalized presentation of the two historic Negro Leagues franchises that once called Indianapolis home: the Indianapolis Clowns and the Indianapolis ABCs. The centerpiece of the effort will be the team’s Negro Leagues Heritage Weekend, scheduled for Aug. 21-22 at Victory Field.

Indianapolis-based cultural non-profit GANGGANG has been awarded a $180,000 grant from Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support a two-year humanities and cultural preservation initiative focused on Indiana Avenue, one of Indianapolis’ most historically significant Black cultural districts.