See spring brooms on Mother's Day weekend at Newfields
The newly upgraded Glick Fountain draws guests to the gardens on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields campus on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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The Elder Greenhouse at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields features a wide variety of orchids on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis. Guests visit the gardens for Mothers Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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Kassidi Norris, checks in on her children, Charlie, left, and Regan, right, on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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Giant alliums grow in the gardens for Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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Guests visit the gardens for Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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A rhododendron blooms on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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Artist Paula Scott-Frantz (right in hat) teaches mothers and toddlers fun ways to use art materials during the Indianapolis Museum of Art's Wee Wonders program on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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A white fringe tree blooms on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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Artist Paula Scott-Frantz (right in hat) teaches mothers and toddlers fun ways to use art materials during the Indianapolis Museum of Art's Wee Wonders program on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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A 'hearts A 'fire' eastern redbud grows in the gardens for Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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Camassia leichtlini blooms on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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Guests visit the gardens for Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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The Elder Greenhouse at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields features a wide variety of orchids on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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A giant allium grows in the gardens for Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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The newly upgraded Glick Fountain draws guests to the gardens on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields campus on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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A giant allium grows in the gardens for Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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Guests visit the gardens for Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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The Elder Greenhouse at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields features a wide variety of orchids on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis. Guests visit the gardens for Mothers Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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The Elder Greenhouse at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields features a wide variety of orchids on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis. Guests visit the gardens for Mothers Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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The Elder Greenhouse at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields features a wide variety of orchids on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis. Guests visit the gardens for Mothers Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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The Elder Greenhouse at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields features a wide variety of orchids on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis. Guests visit the gardens for Mothers Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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The Stuphin Fountain on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis. Guests visit the gardens for Mothers Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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A variety of cacti grow in the greenhouse at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields campus on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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The Elder Greenhouse at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields features a wide variety of orchids on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis. Guests visit the gardens for Mothers Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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A peony blooms on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfileds on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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The Lilly House on Mother's Day weekend at the Indianapolis Museum of Art Newfields on Friday, May 9, 2025, in Indianapolis.
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Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Sulaman Akbarzada walks through a neighborhood to look at possible homes to buy Saturday, March 22, 2025. Sulaman and Arzo Akbarzada relocated to Indiana in 2021 fleeing Afghanistan when the Taliban took over. They married in Indiana. Their two daughters, Helen and Salin, were born in Indianapolis. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Sulaman Akbarzada walks through a neighborhood to look at possible homes to buy Saturday, March 22, 2025. He loves the feel of this neighborhood in Greenwood. Sulaman and Arzo Akbarzada relocated to Indiana in 2021 fleeing Afghanistan when the Taliban took over. They married in Indiana. Their two daughters, Helen and Salin, were born in Indianapolis. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar As Arzo Akbarzada holds Salin, she and her husband Sulaman Akbarzada pick out flowers, at Kroger, to bring to a birthday celebration for Arzo's father Saturday, March 22, 2025. Sulaman and Arzo Akbarzada relocated to Indiana in 2021 fleeing Afghanistan when the Taliban took over. They married in Indiana. Their two daughters, Helen and Salin, were born in Indianapolis. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Sulaman and Arzo Akbarzada stop at Kroger with their kids during their full day of errands and visiting Saturday, March 22, 2025. They pick out a cake to take for a birthday celebration with Arzo's father. Sulaman and Arzo Akbarzada relocated to Indiana in 2021 fleeing Afghanistan when the Taliban took over. They married in Indiana. Their two daughters, Helen and Salin, were born in Indianapolis. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Sulaman Akbarzada puts Helen back in her car seat to head to their next stop during their full day of errands and visiting Saturday, March 22, 2025. Sulaman and Arzo Akbarzada relocated to Indiana in 2021 fleeing Afghanistan when the Taliban took over. They married in Indiana. Their two daughters, Helen and Salin, were born in Indianapolis. 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Sultanzad, from left, and uncle, Sohail Akbarzada, while her parents and sister are nearby during their full day of errands and visiting Saturday, March 22, 2025. Sulaman and Arzo Akbarzada relocated to Indiana in 2021 fleeing Afghanistan when the Taliban took over. They married in Indiana. Their two daughters, Helen and Salin, were born in Indianapolis. Most of the family is now in Indianapolis. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Arzo Akbarzada's father, Ghulam H. Sultanzad, right, lights his birthday cake candles at his birthday celebration with family Saturday, March 22, 2025. Sulaman and Helen Akbarzada watch. Sulaman and Arzo Akbarzada relocated to Indiana in 2021 fleeing Afghanistan when the Taliban took over. They married in Indiana. Their two daughters, Helen and Salin, were born in Indianapolis. Most of the family is now in Indianapolis and area. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Jamila Crook, right, talks with Sulaman Akbarzada and his daughter Salin, Saturday, March 22, 2025 during a party. 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Sulaman asked Crook to help them get married. She started the ball rolling to help them. They married at the Camp and later married again in Indianapolis when they had a marriage certificate. Sulaman's and Arzo's two daughters, Helen and Salin, were born in Indianapolis. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Jamila Crook, right, talks to friends and family during her going-away party Saturday, March 22, 2025. Arzo and Sulaman Akbarzada, left, came to the party. They were relocated to Indiana in 2021 fleeing Afghanistan when the Taliban took over. Crook met the young Afghan couple at Camp Atterbury when they were there as part of U.S.'s Operation Welcome Allies which temporarily settled over 7000 Afghan at Campn Atterbury. Sulaman asked Crook to help them get married. She started the ball rolling to help them. They married at the Camp and later married again in Indianapolis when they had a marriage certificate. Sulaman's and Arzo's two daughters, Helen and Salin, were born in Indianapolis. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Jamila Crook, holding Helen Akbarzada, talks to friends and family during her going-away party Saturday, March 22, 2025. Sulaman and Arzo Akbarzada came to the party. They were relocated to Indiana in 2021 fleeing Afghanistan when the Taliban took over. Crook met the young Afghan couple at Camp Atterbury when they were there as part of U.S.'s Operation Welcome Allies which temporarily settled over 7000 Afghan at Campn Atterbury. Sulaman asked Crook to help them get married. She started the ball rolling to help them. They married at the Camp and later married again in Indianapolis when they had a marriage certificate. Sulaman's and Arzo's two daughters, Helen and Salin, were born in Indianapolis. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
