Get a jump on holiday shopping by stopping at the Stutz (212 W. 10th St., B150) on Friday night, where 40 artists will have work on display and for sale.
Want to get the kids away from the tube for an afternoon?
Before there was Rent, there was La Boheme, Puccini's beloved opera about the trials and tribulations of creative young bohemians loving -- and starving -- in the big city.
The President Benjamin Harrison Home (1230 N.
American Pianists Association; Butler U; Eidson-Duckwall Recital Hall; Nov. 16.
Butler Lyric Theatre at Broad Ripple High School Auditorium
Stage director, Scott Robinson
Musical director, Matt Smart
Nov. 12-15
The Frank & Katrina Basile Emerging Stories Premiere
Storytelling Arts of Indiana & the Indiana Historical Society
Nov. 14
Artbox
Comedian/author Elizabeth Beckwith
When: 6 p.m. Thursday
Where: Big Hat Books, 6510 Cornell Ave.
Laura Henderson’s proximity to her food source is apparent as soon as you see her backyard, a thriving vegetable garden of squash, eggplant and other earthly delights.
Japanese composer Hifumi Shimoyama is one of the most original sounding composers living today.
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Indianapolis Symphonic Choir’s
New Commission for Festival of Carols Concerts
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Carmel Repertory Theatre, Inc.
Announces Director Search
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United Artists Circle Centre 9 Theatre presents
It's A Wonderful Life
Benefiting Indianapolis Downtown Beautification
Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009
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CIVIC THEATRE AND CARMEL REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REACH LONG-TERM AGREEMENT
Local chefs compete for “Best Bite of King Park”
Silent auction and tasting to round out night’s festivities
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show played at Fountain Square at 8pm and Midnight for the over 21 crowd.
The Historic Irvinton Halloween Festival took place on October 31 from 9-5pm.
The 22nd annual Grand Masquerade Ball raised money for the Damien Center on October 24.
Posted on July 20th, 2009 9:22am by Sophie Pappas