Irvington Development Organization

📆 We look forward to seeing you at our July IDO meeting. We will be heading over to Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza Irvington after our meeting for our Neighborhood Nightcap. Everyone is welcome to join! 🍕🍺🍷

This month’s Nightcap took us to in Irvington! 🍔🎶

We enjoyed the live music, beautiful weather, and time spent with neighbors on the patio last night. One of the best parts of Nightcap is getting to support the local businesses that continue to invest in our community while creating spaces that bring people together.

A big thank you to the team at Smash’d for hosting us, and to everyone who joined us for a great evening in Irvington. See you at the next Nightcap at !

We are out at the Irvington Farmers Market & Art Fair come say hey! We have Madge Mural t shirts and are showing off our vision for the corner of Washington and Ritter thanks to MIBOR Realtor Association!

We hope you can join us for our June meeting this coming Monday. We will be heading over to Smash’d Midwest Burgers immediately after for our post-meeting Neighborhood Nightcap.
IDO will also be at the Ellenberger Farmer's Market this Sunday from 12-3pm. Stop by and say hello!

With support from a recent City of Indianapolis Department of Metropolitan Development cultural district grant, the Irvington Development Organization partnered with Irvington resident Aaron Stillerman of Stillerman Design Co. to develop a visual identity for the Irvington Cultural District.

Aaron’s work may already feel familiar through the Historic Irvington Halloween Festival’s 80th Anniversary logo, as well as the branding for his wife’s business, Salon Citrine, and other creative work throughout the neighborhood.

The goal was never to reinvent Irvington. It was to reflect it: the architecture, the history, the storytelling traditions, and the creative energy that keeps this neighborhood unmistakably itself.

What you're seeing today is a concept rendering. It's a first step, with more neighborhood integration still to come. But this felt like the right moment to begin sharing where things are headed.

This logo is more than a design. It is the visual identity of the Irvington Cultural District and will serve as a foundation for future signage, public art, and neighborhood investments.