Spring Art Refresh

Indy Arts Council

Spring Art Adventures

Welcome to April, art and culture lovers. This is a time for new sensations and fond farewells, suspense and celebration, closing the circle and exploring the unknown. Be there for the “Super Bowl of jazz,” bid farewell to lost love, and connect with the sacred in its many forms.

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Marian University

March 30 through April 2

Marian University Theatre, 3200 Cold Spring Road

“Bright Star”

Get swept up in this tale of love and redemption featuring a literary editor and a young soldier, set in the American South of the 20s and 40s. With a Tony-nominated score by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell. $18, discounts for children, students, and seniors.

"Scheherazade" - Choreographed by David Hochoy

Dance Kaleidoscope

7 p.m. April 1-3 and 2 p.m. April 4

Indiana Repertory Theatre, 120 W. Washington St.

"Scheherazade" - Choreographed by David Hochoy

When David Hochoy, legendary artistic director of Dance Kaleidoscope, retires at the end of DK’s 50th season, "Scheherazade" will serve as his grand finale with the organization. First staged in 1995, this dynamic take on the story of “A Thousand and One Nights” embodies the magic of storytelling and the imagination. $35 and up. Discounts for youth.

György Ligeti Centenary Festival

Ensemble Music Society of Indianapolis

7:30 p.m. April 3 & 4

Glick Indiana History Center, 450 W. Ohio St.

György Ligeti Centenary Festival

The Ensemble Music Society presents a weekend of music by, and in conversation with, avant-garde composer György Ligeti, with Third Coast Percussion (pictured) presenting in collaboration with singer Rachel Calloway on Monday night and Takt Trio on Tuesday. $40 each evening.

Four New Exhibits

Indianapolis Art Center

5 to 8 p.m. April 6

Indianapolis Art Center, 820 E. 67th St.

Four New Exhibits

April brings four new exhibits to the art center, including works by twin brothers Joe and Will Lawrance, a series exploring the stations of the cross by David DeCesaris, sculptural objects by Rob Millard-Mendez (pictured), and work by Elise Howell’s independent study students. FREE.

First Friday at Harrison Center

Harrison Center for the Arts

6 to 9 p.m. April 7

Harrison Center for the Arts, 1505 N. Delaware St.

First Friday at Harrison Center

Among the many exhibits opening this month: “Recuerdos de Papel” by Beatriz Vasquez in the Harrison Gallery. The artist’s contemporary papel picado or “perforated paper” storytelling celebrates humanity, migration, identity, ancestral, indigenous art, and creative skills. FREE.

First Friday at CCIC

Circle City Industrial Complex

6 to 9 p.m. April 7

Circle City Industrial Complex, 1125 Brookside Ave.

First Friday at CCIC

Explore an array of open galleries this First Friday including, in the Schwitzer Gallery, “Escape Artists: Departures from Everyday Life through Imagination, Color, and Light” (pictured) by the duo of Sarah Love and Sylvia Gray, an exhibit including both paintings and wearable art. FREE.

7 to 9:15 p.m. April 7

SILO Auto Club and Conservancy, 644 E. Washington St.

The Great Indiana Songbook: Andy Brown, Petra van Nuis, Steve Allee Trio

` Andy Brown, Petra van Nuis, and the Steve Allee Trio bring the music of Hoagy Carmichael, Cole Porter, Wes Montgomery, Freddie Hubbard, and J.J. Johnson to life. Come early and enjoy a Good Friday fish fry before the show. $24.75, $32.75 with the fish fry. Free for club members.

“Illumination”

Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre

7 p.m. April 7 and 8

The Tarkington at Center for the Performing Arts, 1 Carter Green, Carmel

“Illumination”

Rooted in faith, love, connection, and hope, the works collected in this showcase explore our common spiritual search for the divine. Find your way to awakening, belonging, and peace through movement and music. $49 and up. Discounts for students.

Indianapolis Mariachi and Folklore Festival

Arte Mexicano en Indiana, Ballet Folklorico Mosaicos, and Indianapolis Public Library

11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. April 8

Indianapolis Central Library, 40 E. Saint Clair St.

Indianapolis Mariachi and Folklore Festival

Celebrate traditional Mexican folk traditions with some of the foremost exponents of mariachi in the Midwest. While you listen, enjoy craft activities, community booths, and food by Garnacha Spot food truck. FREE.

The Convent

Summit Performance

Through April 9

Phoenix Theatre Cultural Centre, 705 N. Illinois St.

The Convent

Summit Performance, a women-focused theater company, presents Jessica Dickey’s provocative play about five modern women attending a spiritual retreat in a medieval convent. $25

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

7:30 p.m. April 12

Hilbert Circle Theatre, 45 Monument Circle

The Resurrection Mixtape

The original entry in the “Uncharted” series returns, blending Gustav Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony with works by The Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur. Steve Hackman once again joins the ISO to reimagine the relationship between hip hop and classical music. Caution: explicit content included. $35. Discounts for students.

Photography Talk with Wildstyle Paschall

Eiteljorg Museum

6:30 to 8 p.m. April 13

Eiteljorg Museum, 500 W. Washington St.

Photography Talk with Wildstyle Paschall

Photographer, producer, and Central Indiana Community Foundation ambassador Wildstyle Paschall shares his perspectives on photography and social change and what it means to be both an observer and a participant in social justice movements. $15, $10 for members.

All That Baz!

Indianapolis Men’s Chorus

8 p.m. April 14, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. April 15

Marian University Theatre, 3200 Cold Spring Road

All That Baz!

Prepare to be dazzled as Indy Men’s Chorus sings highlights from director Baz Luhrmann's Hollywood body of work, such as “Moulin Rouge,” “Strictly Ballroom,” “The Great Gatsby,” and “Elvis.” $25. Discounts for youth.

Talk of the Town: “The Hitchhiking Years”

Storytelling Arts of Indiana

7 to 9 p.m. April 15

Eugene & Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center, 450 W. Ohio St.

Talk of the Town: “The Hitchhiking Years”

Take a ride with storyteller Don White as he shares tales of the adventure and excitement that ensued when he traded his hometown for a young adulthood spent on the road in the 1970s. This annual fundraiser for Storytelling Arts includes a dessert bar and mission-bid event at intermission. $35 and up.

Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra

7:30 p.m. April 15

Schrott Center for the Arts, Butler Arts Center, 610 W. 46th St.

A Musical Postcard with Demarre McGill, Flute

Take a musical journey through Europe and the Americas with Falla’s “Three-Cornered Hat Suite 1,” Ligeti’s exotic and unexpected “Concerto Romanesc,” and “Salón Buenos Aires” by Uruguayan-American composer Miguel del Águila. Plus, the award-winning Demarre McGill joins the ICO for Kevin Puts’ Flute Concerto. $35 and up. Discounts for students.

Broad Ripple Art Walk

Broad Ripple Village Association

1 to 4 p.m. April 15

Village of Broad Ripple

Broad Ripple Art Walk

Explore works by local and national artists and spend the afternoon getting acquainted with Broad Ripple galleries, boutiques, restaurants, offices, and shops. Take a map-guided tour or just go where your whims carry you. FREE.

"Shakespeare’s Will"

Indiana Repertory Theatre

Through April 16

Indiana Repertory Theatre, 140 W. Washington St.

"Shakespeare’s Will"

The wife of William Shakespeare, Anne Hathaway, has the starring role in this witty and speculative drama about a woman whose life has been understood, to this point, within the long shadow cast by her playwright husband. $30 and up, discounts for youth.

“Dream House” by Eliana Pipes

Fonseca Theatre Company

Thurs. to Sun., March 31 through April 16

Fonseca Theatre, 2508 W. Michigan St.

“Dream House” by Eliana Pipes

When it’s time to sell their family home, Patricia and Julia turn to an HGTV-style show for help. As they perform for the camera, one sister struggles with the family’s ancestral past while the other struggles with concerns that she may be selling out. $20. Discounts for seniors, students, and neighborhood residents.

Indiana AIDS Fund

7 p.m. April 17

Clowes Memorial Hall, 4602 Sunset Ave.

Deborah J. Simon Spotlight

Get ready for a night of song, dance, drama and theater to raise money for The Indiana AIDS Fund, a fundraising program of The Health Foundation of Greater Indianapolis. Spotlight performers include Dance Kaleidoscope, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Butler Ballet, and Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. $25 and up.

The Four Phantoms in Concert

Center for the Performing Arts

8 p.m. April 21

The Palladium at Center for the Performing Arts, 1 Carter Green, Carmel

The Four Phantoms in Concert

Four stars who’ve portrayed the phantom of the opera—Brent Barrett, Ciarán Sheehan, Franc D’Ambrosio, and John Cudia—are joined by Kaley Ann Vorhees, one of the youngest sopranos to sing the role of Christine. The ensemble sings hits from the Lloyd Webber songbook and more. $35 and up. Discounts for students and military.

Schumann and Bartók

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

8 p.m. April 21

Hilbert Circle Theatre, 45 Monument Circle

Schumann and Bartók

Pianist Zoltán Fejérvári explores the lyrical depths of Bartók’s Piano Concerto No. 3, left incomplete at the composer’s death. Plus, conductor Markus Stenz leads the ISO through Beethoven’s Leonore Overture No. 3, and the concert concludes with the brightness and warmth of Schumann’s Second Symphony. $16 and up. Discounts for students.

The Museum of Broken Relationships

Herron School of Art + Design

Through April 22

Eskenazi Hall, 735 W. New York St.

The Museum of Broken Relationships

Explore the forlorn mysteries that linger in the objects and stories that remain when relationships end. This exhibit is a collaboration between the IUPUI Museum Studies Department and Croatian artists Olinka Vištica and Dražen Grubišić, who conceived the Museum of Broken Relationships in 2006 after their breakup. FREE.

It’s The Only Life That I’ve Ever Known

Herron Galleries

Through April 22

Eskenazi Hall, 735 W. New York St.

It’s The Only Life That I’ve Ever Known

This exhibition of works by Queer-identifying Herron School of Art and Design alumni features work that expands the conversation of queer identity. The participating artists span a variety of media and artistic practices, including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, and performance. FREE.

American Pianists Awards Gala Finals

American Pianists Association

8 p.m. April 22

Hilbert Circle Theatre, 45 Monument Circle

American Pianists Awards Gala Finals

After more than a year of solo and trio performances by finalists Caelan Cardello, Esteban Castro, Paul Cornish, Thomas Linger, and Isaiah J. Thompson, this “Super Bowl of jazz” culminates in a gala showcase, with the winner announced at the end of the evening. $20 and up.

Social/Action: A Closing Celebration with the Museum of Broken Relationships

IUPUI Museum Studies and the Museum of Broken Relationships

12:30 to 5 p.m. April 22

Eskenazi Hall, 735 W. New York St.

Social/Action: A Closing Celebration with the Museum of Broken Relationships

Take one last look at the exhibition before it closes and participate in “Heart Swap,” a special program pairing visitors and prompts for interesting and unexpected conversations about object stories and experiences of love, loss, and growth, or “Artful Activism,” a drop-in poster-making activity. FREE.

Masterworks 5 Featuring Sterling Elliott, Cello

Carmel Symphony Orchestra

7:30 p.m. April 22

The Palladium at Center for the Performing Arts, 1 Carter Green, Carmel

Masterworks 5 Featuring Sterling Elliott, Cello

Join young cellist and Julliard fellow Sterling Elliott and the Carmel Symphony Orchestra for an evening of masterpieces, including Saint Saens’ Cello Concerto No. 1, Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4, and “In Rowan Oak” by John Berners, professor of music at the University of Indianapolis. $25 and up.

“The Sleeping Beauty”

Indianapolis Ballet

April 21 through 23

The Toby at Newfields, 4000 N. Michigan Road

“The Sleeping Beauty”

The elements of “The Sleeping Beauty” are timeless, and its magic and romance across three dazzling acts are always enchanting. For a time the most popular of Tchaikovsky’s ballets, it’s an elegant fusion of music, movement, and story. $35 and up. Discounts for seniors, students, military, and frontline/healthcare.

IMPRINT/IMPRESS

Gallery 924 at the Indy Arts Council

924 N Pennsylvania St

IMPRINT/IMPRESS

Curious about the mysteries of printmaking? See works by 20+ central Indiana artists, join in free demos, and see tools of the trade–including a printing press that’s shorter than a can of beer. The First Friday reception is 6 to 9 p.m. April 7. FREE.

Classic Murder: Three One-Act Plays

Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site

April 15-16, 21-23, 28-29

Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site, 1230 N. Delaware St.

Classic Murder: Three One-Act Plays

Steel yourself for an evening of suspense featuring a trilogy of one-act plays based on the writings of three masters of mystery: Agatha Christie, Shirley Jackson, and Edgar Allan Poe. Each play is presented in a different room of the presidential site. $27. Discounts for members and students.

Sacred Masterworks: “Toward a Secret Sky”

Indianapolis Symphonic Choir

8 p.m. April 28 and 5:30 p.m. April 29

Hilbert Circle Theatre, 45 Monument Circle

Sacred Masterworks: “Toward a Secret Sky”

Catch the world premiere of composer Augusta Read Thomas’ “Toward A Secret Sky,” featuring soprano Christina Pier, with text by the Persian poet Rumi. This will be just the third major commission for the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir in 20 years, so don’t miss it. Plus, Francis Poulenc’s “Gloria.” $16 and up. Discounts for students.

The Alice: A Cocktail Experience

Kurt Vonnegut Museum & Library

Through April 30, Wednesdays-Sundays

Kurt Vonnegut Museum & Library, 543 Indiana Ave.

The Alice: A Cocktail Experience

Take a trip through an immersive, theatrical recreation of Alice’s Wonderland—with cocktails. Solve puzzles and riddles as the evening gets curiouser and curiouser. Family-friendly matinée experiences, with mocktails only, are held on Sundays. Otherwise, this is a 21+ event. $28, drinks not included.

“Two Mile Hollow”

Phoenix Theatre

March 30 through April 30

Phoenix Theatre, 705 N. Illinois St.

“Two Mile Hollow”

In this comedy by playwright Leah Nanako Winkler, a wealthy white family portrayed by a BIPOC cast gathers to unveil secrets and drink wine at their Hamptons estate before the home is sold. It’s a pointed satire that turns the “white people on the water” genre on its head. $25 and up. Discounts for students.

Classical Revolution

Classical Music Indy

8 to 11 p.m. April 4, May 2

The Chatterbox, 435 Massachusetts Ave.

Classical Revolution

Where else can you go to hear classical music jam sessions? On the first Tuesday of every month, freelance musicians and members of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra play their favorites or work out new pieces in a casual atmosphere. FREE.

“The Divine Alchemists”

April 28 to May 6

The Indy Eleven Theatre at IndyFringe, 719 E. Saint Clair St.

“The Divine Alchemists”

When a young trans woman named Aerith (Heiress) uncovers her identity, she begins a project to catalog the ways that LGBTQ+ youth create their sense of self from the ground up. Part of DivaFest 2023, an annual IndyFringe tradition recognizing female-identifying local playwrights. $20. Discounts for students.

“Ballad of the Book Women”

April 28 to May 6

The Indy Eleven Theatre at IndyFringe, 719 E. Saint Clair St.

“Ballad of the Book Women”

When Eleanor Roosevelt announces that she will be going on tour to support public libraries and the packhorse librarian project, four charming Appalachian librarians and their mule, Nellie, work to bring their little library up to snuff. Part of DivaFest 2023, an annual IndyFringe tradition recognizing female-identifying local playwrights. $20. Discounts for students.

Chelsea Flowers: Grief Etiquette

Big Car Collaborative

March 3 through May 7

Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St.

Chelsea Flowers: Grief Etiquette

This immersive installation explores the stages of the artist’s grief through archival imagery and sound. Chelsea Flowers is a Detroit-based artist whose work explores subversion to popular culture and the creation of “otherness.” Flowers will perform live at the opening on March 3 at 7:30 p.m. FREE.

“Mr. Confidential”

Actors Theatre of Indiana

April 28 through May 14

The Studio Theater, 4 Carter Green, Carmel

“Mr. Confidential”

Bob Harrison created Confidential Magazine in 1952 on the pillars of gossip, humor, sex, and the truth. It quickly became the #1-selling magazine in America. Catch the World Premiere of "Mr. Confidential"—based on the amazing true story!—this April and May at ATI. $30 and up. Ask about discounts for students, seniors, and military.

Melanin in May Festival

Community Alliance of the Far Eastside (CAFE), 8902 E. 38th St.

Melanin in May Festival

This festival presents Blackness in bloom: performers, artists, vendors, and a Black-owned food truck battle royale. “Any festival that’s celebrating Blackness unapologetically is a festival I want to attend. I’ve supported creator Dominic Dorsey for years, so I know this festival will have the best local music, food, and all around vibes.” FREE.

12 Indiana Authors You Should Know

Indiana Historical Society

Jan. 14-June 3, 2023

450 West Ohio Street, Indianapolis, IN

12 Indiana Authors You Should Know

This Lanham Gallery exhibit explores the work of 12 influential Hoosier authors, such as Ernie Pyle, Mary Ritter Beard, and Etheridge Knight. The exhibit includes books written by these Indiana authors along with documents and photos displaying their careers. Included with general admission tickets, FREE for members.

Clowes Collaborative Exhibit

ISO, Hoosier Art Salon, Clowes Charitable Foundation

March 10 through June 4

Hilbert Circle Theatre, 45 Monument Circle

Clowes Collaborative Exhibit

Leading up to the 99th annual exhibition by the Hoosier Art Salon next year, this exhibit features work from each of 18 Best of Show award winners over the past 27 years, plus work from six Indiana artists who have received significant awards. Guests of the symphony may view the exhibit. Cost varies by event.

Changing Views: The Photography of Dorothea Lange

Eiteljorg Museum

March 4 through August 6

Eiteljorg Museum, 500 W. Washington St.

Changing Views: The Photography of Dorothea Lange

During the 1930s, American photographer Dorothea Lange documented the realities of people suffering from hunger, economic depression, and migration. Her intent was to spark social change, and she tended to dismiss her photographs’ importance as art. Still, her work continues to resonate today. Admission $18, discounts for seniors and youth. Members FREE.

Women of Atelier 17

Feb. 24-Aug. 6, 2023

4000 Michigan Road, Indianapolis, IN

Women of Atelier 17

Experience the work of eight women artists who were part of Atelier 17, an experimental print shop in 1940s-50s New York. Despite their significant contributions toward midcentury Modernism, these women's achievements were often undervalued and misunderstood by critics. Included with general Newfields admission, FREE for members.

We. The Culture: Works by The Eighteen Art Collective

Through September 24

Newfields, 4000 N. Michigan Road

We. The Culture: Works by The Eighteen Art Collective

In 2020, these 18 Black artists painted a Black Lives Matter mural on historic Indiana Avenue. Their artworks for this exhibition address themes like religion and spirituality, queer identity, materiality, nature, and social justice. “I walked through this exhibition with my daughter and was able to show her an example of what she could be in life.” General admission $20.

Influencing Lincoln: The Pursuit of Black Freedom

Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites

March 18-Oct. 29

650 W Washington St, Indianapolis, IN

Influencing Lincoln: The Pursuit of Black Freedom

“Influencing Lincoln: The Pursuit of Black Freedom” is an exhibition that explores the Black community’s fight for freedom and equal rights during and after the Civil War at the national level and in Indiana. Visitors will learn how members of the Black community influenced the President as he moved toward ending slavery and advocating for greater rights.

Eric Sall: Dream Big

60 on Center, CityWay, and Buckingham Companies

Through November 5

CityWay Gallery, 216 E. South St.

Eric Sall: Dream Big

Tulsa-based Sall’s big, bright canvases are undoubtedly fun to look at, but they’re also records of a journey: from intuitive abstract gestures to representational forms and recurring motifs. The result? A lively tension between addition and subtraction. Viewing at times limited by private events; call 317-624-8200 for availability. FREE.

Wes at 100

Various Organizations

Various Locations

Wes at 100

Celebrate the 100th anniversary of revolutionary jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery's birth all year long in Indy!

Chuck Taylor All Star

Indiana Historical Society

March 4, 2023-Jan. 27, 2025

450 West Ohio Street, Indianapolis, IN

Chuck Taylor All Star

Explore the story of basketball legend Charles Hollis "Chuck" Taylor, the man behind the name on the Converse All-Stars. The exhibit features immersive experiences (including a VR time-travel experience!) as well as artifacts and images, many of which have never been exhibited before. Included with general admission, FREE for members.

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Indy Arts Organizations

These 75 nonprofit arts and culture organizations are supported by the City of Indianapolis Annual Grants Program administered by Indy Arts Council. More listings will be added as this website grows.

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ArtMix

Arte Mexicano en Indiana

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Arte Mexicano en Indiana

Arts for Lawrence

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Arts for Lawrence

Arts for Learning

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Asante Art Institute of Indianapolis

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Asante Art Institute of Indianapolis

Aurora PhotoCenter

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Aurora PhotoCenter

Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site

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Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site

Big Car Collaborative

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Big Car Collaborative

Brick Street Poetry

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Brick Street Poetry

Buck Creek Players

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Buck Creek Players

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The Cabaret

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The Children's Museum of Indianapolis

Classical Music Indy

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Classical Music Indy

Claude McNeal's Musical Theatre Training Program

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Claude McNeal's Musical Theatre Training Program

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Dance Kaleidoscope

The District Theatre

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Echoing Air

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Echoing Air

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Eiteljorg Museum

Ensemble Music Society of Indianapolis

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Ensemble Music Society of Indianapolis

Fonseca Theatre Company

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Fonseca Theatre Company

Footlite Musicals

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Freetown Village

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Freetown Village

Harrison Center

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Harrison Center

Heartland Film

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Heartland Film

Iibada Dance Company

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Iibada Dance Company

Indiana Fashion Foundation

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Indiana Fashion Foundation

Indiana Historical Society

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Indiana Historical Society

Indiana Music Education Association & Foundation

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Indiana Music Education Association & Foundation

Indiana Performing Arts Centre

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Indiana Performing Arts Centre

Indiana Repertory Theatre

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Indiana Repertory Theatre

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Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites

Indiana Wind Symphony

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Indiana Wind Symphony

Indiana Writers Center

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Indiana Writers Center

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Indianapolis Art Center

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Indianapolis Ballet

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Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra

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Indianapolis Early Music

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Indianapolis Early Music

Indianapolis Jazz Foundation

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Indianapolis Jazz Foundation

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Indianapolis Movement Arts Collective

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Indianapolis Movement Arts Collective

Indianapolis Opera

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Indianapolis Opera

Indianapolis Suzuki Academy

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Indianapolis Suzuki Academy

Indianapolis Symphonic Choir

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Indianapolis Symphonic Choir

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

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Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

Indianapolis Women's Chorus

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Indianapolis Youth Orchestra

Indianapolis Zoo

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Indy Convergence

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Indy Convergence

Indy Shakes

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Indy Shakes

Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra

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Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra

IndyFringe Theatre

Cultural Centers

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IndyFringe Theatre

International Violin Competition of Indianapolis

Cultural Centers

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International Violin Competition of Indianapolis

Kan-Kan Cinema and Brasserie

Cultural Centers

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Kan-Kan Cinema and Brasserie

Kids Dance Outreach

Cultural Centers

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Kids Dance Outreach

Kurt Vonnegut Museum & Library

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Kurt Vonnegut Museum & Library

Madam Walker Legacy Center

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Madam Walker Legacy Center

Music for All

Cultural Centers

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Music for All

Musical Family Tree

Cultural Centers

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Musical Family Tree

The New Harmony Project

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The New Harmony Project

Newfields

Cultural Centers

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Newfields

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PATTERN

Percussive Arts Society

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Percussive Arts Society

Philharmonic Orchestra of Indianapolis

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Philharmonic Orchestra of Indianapolis

Phoenix Theatre Cultural Centre

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Phoenix Theatre Cultural Centre

React (formerly Young Actors Theatre)

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React (formerly Young Actors Theatre)

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Sapphire Theatre Company

Storefront Theatre of Indianapolis

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Storefront Theatre of Indianapolis

Storytelling Arts of Indiana

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Storytelling Arts of Indiana

Summer Stock Stage

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Summer Stock Stage

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Summit Performance Indianapolis

The Performing Arts Conservatory

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The Performing Arts Conservatory

The Philippines Cultural Community Center

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The Philippines Cultural Community Center

WFYI

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WFYI

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