New owner plans to carry on Metro’s LGBTQ legacy on Mass Ave

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3 thoughts on “New owner plans to carry on Metro’s LGBTQ legacy on Mass Ave

  1. this makes me so happy that it’s been purchased by someone who truly loves the area, and Mass Ave in particular. It’s a double bonus that they want to keep the fun same vibe. Exactly why my husband and I love living in downtown Indy, many great things happening down here.

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