US EditionIndy Highlighting Local Artists Throughout WNBA All-Star Weekend
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, JUL 17 – WNBA All-Star Weekend features basketball, fan interactions, and a community project where 800 volunteers assembled 25,000 period packs to support Indiana youth, organizers said.
- On Friday, WNBA Live fan festival combines basketball, fashion and music, supporting Black and women-led businesses.
- As All-Star weekend unfolds, the Indiana Fever welcome top WNBA stars to Indianapolis, showcasing the host city’s role in community and basketball events.
- Cultural integration shines as music and fashion join basketball, Phil Cook said, illustrating athlete depth.
- In a Thursday service project, 800 volunteers assembled 25,000 period packs at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in collaboration with the WNBA All-Star Host Committee, Project Period Indy and Indy Hygiene Hub.
- Alongside the WNBA festivities, Indiana Black Expo’s celebration continues, with All-Star Game events starting Friday in Indianapolis for two days of basketball and community engagement.
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