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Tube Factory art space holiday hours
2019-12-21 08:00 - 2020-01-02 17:00 (America/Indiana/Indianapolis) | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
12/23-MON, 7-2
12/24-TUE, 7-2
12/25 -WED, closed
12/26 -THU, closed
12/27-FRI, 7-2
12/28-SAT, 8-3
12/30-MON, 7-2
12/31-TUES, 7-2
1/1 -WED, closed

The Haute Seat: A Chair Choreo Session
2019-12-17 19:00 - 21:00 | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Join Uzuri Asad for The Haute Seat: A Chair Choreo Session.
WaistBliss by Mayasa will also be available for your adornment needs.
About Uzuri Asad
Asad was born in Cleveland, OH. She is an artist with a dance foundation based in West African dance. Teaching and performing from the age of 12, she finds sanctuary in movement and strives to create spaces for people of color to move and honor the colorful and and powerful lineage of her predecessors.

Social Alchemy Meet & Greet
2019-12-08 15:00 - 17:00 | Black Lodge Coffee, 610 Church St., New Harmony, IN, 47631, United States
2020 will kick off Social Alchemy, a series of events connecting New Harmony and Indianapolis. Meet up with everyone involved in proposing this project and become part of it!
New Harmony, Indiana brims with art, history, architecture, and a strong sense of place. The impact of past and current efforts within this community have created a town that continues to represent the universal human condition. If Indianapolis is the head of the body of Indiana, New Harmony is its soul.
What can we in urban Indianapolis learn from rural New Harmony’s social alchemy? Tons. With support of Indiana Humanities and the Efroymson Family fund and our partners — University of Southern Indiana, Indiana State Museum, Historic New Harmony, New Harmony Workingmen’s Institute Central Library, and lots of individuals –– we will explore, learn and share how the pursuit of utopia forms places and pursuits.
WHY IS BIG CAR INVOLVED?
We’re fascinated by people who strive for utopia and by intentional communities: Past, present, and future. Our overarching goal for the Cruft Street Commons project in Garfield Park is to develop an arts-focused, socially cohesive block. And a key inspiration is the southwestern Indiana town, New Harmony — location of multiple and varied utopian experiments.
THE PROGRAM
This idea started with visits by Big Car Collaborative/Tube Factory artspace curator, Shauta Marsh, and artist and writer Jim Walker, to New Harmony over the past several years and conversations with artist, writer, and philanthropist Jeremy Efroymson — who lives, part-time, in New Harmony — and New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art director Garry Holstein.
WHAT WE’RE DOING:
• An interdisciplinary exhibition at the New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art focused on New Harmony’s visionary civic leader and preservationist Jane Owen (1915–2010).
• An exhibition at the Tube Factory about the history and art of New Harmony (designed to travel), with emphasis on Angel in the Forest and visual interpretations of this lyrical text.
• A film series of documentaries and feature films related to placemaking experiments.
• Community meals, one in New Harmony and one in Garfield Park.
• A two-day symposium in October 2020 in New Harmony to include philosophers, writers, historians, designers, architects, placemakers, urban and rural city planners, politicians, and community organizers.
• Two Tube Factory exhibitions by Native American artists Elisa Harkins (in 2021) and Wendy Red Star (in 2022): both creative responses to their peoples’ forced dystopias, with ideas for cultural renewal.
THE IMPACT
This project explores historical and contemporary examples of utopian experiments, fictional utopias and dystopias, and social design projects. It offers a deeper understanding of the relationship between the built environment and social good.
PROJECT PARTNERS
University of Southern Indiana: As the administrator of both Historic New Harmony and the New Harmony Gallery, USI is encouraging staff, professors, and students to participate in the project.
Historic New Harmony: HNH will host programs, help to develop the exhibitions, and help travel the New Harmony exhibition about after its Indianapolis debut.
New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art: The gallery will host the Jane Owen exhibition.
New Harmony Working Men’s Institute: This library/museum will help with historical research and lend artifacts for exhibitions
Indiana State Museum: The museum will be assisting with research, and help with didactics.
Pattern: Pattern Magazine will be a promotional partner alongside Big Car’s low-power radio station 99.1 WQRT FM.

Shane Smith & The Saint presented by 99.1 WQRT's Rhinestone Country
2019-12-07 20:00 - 23:30 | Duke’s Indy, 2352 S West St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Now three albums and nearly 10 years into their career, Shane Smith & the Saints are ready to go for broke. “It pretty much summarizes where we are as a band and where I am as an individual after pursuing this for practically the last decade,” Smith says of Hail Mary. “We’re a scrappy group of guys and this is more or less one of those moments where we’re really trying to put it all out there. We’re trying to give it our best shot on this record.”

Artist Housing Information Session
2019-12-07 11:00 - 12:30 | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Are you an artist who wants to engage and help shape a community? Located on a block in both the Garfield Park and Bean Creek neighborhoods on the near southside of Indianapolis, the Artist and Public Life Residency (APLR) program is an innovative and experimental approach to supporting artists who use their talents and skills to help drive positive change in the community.
Come today to learn more.
Click here to apply or go to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PHZ6YFV
For this program, we view the label of artists to include creatives, makers, and designers. Fields include — and are not limited to — architecture, culinary art, curation, visual art, public art, furniture, fashion, craft, design, film and video, creative writing and journalism, performing arts, music, theater, placemaking, socially engaged art, etc.
The APLR — taking applications for resident artists now through December 23, 2019 — is a long-term, affordable and community-invested artist home ownership program as part of a community land trust approach.
Applicants will be notified if they moved on as semi-finalists by January 6. Finalists will be selected by mid January. Public information sessions will be at Tube Factory art space December 5th, 6 pm and December 7th, 11 am.
In partnership with Riley Area Development and supported by Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership (INHP), the APLR’s goal is to provide artists enjoyable and equitable home ownership while they work — in part — to collaborate with other neighbors and boost the culture, creativity, diversity, livability, safety, health, and economy of the local and greater community. This is a reboot of the program launched two years ago before pausing to work out various aspects of the program and partnership. So far three families have been placed into the homes.

David Lanch: Visions From Another World.
2019-12-06 18:00 - 2019-12-21 18:00 | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Presented in partnership with the Consulado de México en Indianápolis
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For the last 40 years, David Lanch has worked with plastic, which is part of the industrial technology of our current world, and it has been his research work to apply it to painting, and architectural integration to find man in his habitat.
In his work he uses fiberglass, polymers and resins, materials that had not been used in our society until after World War II. In his search, he uses science fiction as an indispensable concept for mass catharsis.
In fiberglass painting he found the ideal means to express his vision of other worlds; textures, colors, surfaces illuminated and reflected in stainless steel, mirrors, natural or artificial light; an ideal world for your vision of a different landscape, the mountains, the seas, the unknown habitat, where the physical and chemical phenomena, and the realities of the micro and macro cosmos, follow the same principles that govern our planet and as far as We know, of the universe.
When exploring all these materials, he found a new technique, painting and etching in fiberglass, which can help the development of plastic arts in this new millennium.
David Lach was born June 26, 1949 in Mexico City.
Versión en español a continuación.
David Lach
Por los últimos 40 años, David Lach ha trabajado con plástico, que es parte de la tecnología industrial de nuestro mundo actual, y ha sido su labor de investigación aplicarlo a la pintura, y a la integración arquitectónica para encontrar al hombre en su hábitat.
En su trabajo utiliza fibra de vidrio, polímeros y resinas, materiales que no habían sido utilizados en nuestra sociedad sino después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. En su búsqueda, utiliza la ciencia-ficción como concepto indispensable para la catarsis masiva.
En la pintura en fibra de vidrio encontró el medio ideal para expresar su visión de otros mundos; las texturas, los colores, las superficies iluminadas y reflejadas en acero inoxidable, espejos, luz natural o artificial; un mundo ideal para su visión de un paisaje diferente, las montañas, los mares, el hábitat desconocido, donde los fenómenos físicos y químicos, y las realidades del micro y macro cosmos, siguen los mismos principios que se rigen en nuestro planeta y hasta donde conocemos, del universo.
Al explorar todos estos materiales, encontró una nueva técnica, la pintura y grabado en fibra de vidrio, que pueden ayudar al desarrollo de las artes plásticas en este nuevo milenio.

Chad Eby: Skärgården
2019-12-06 18:00 - 22:00 | Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St, , Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Navigate through Listen Hear from December 6 – January 24 as we welcome designer and artist Chad Eby.
Amidst an array of light and sound, Skärgården re-imagines cold war paranoia in the Stockholm archipelago in light and sound. The heart of this art installation is a self-organizing wireless mesh network that mirrors aspects of both the isolation and cooperation of an interconnected system of separate parts.
Chad Eby is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, teacher and researcher with particular interests in lighting, digital art, digital fabrication, people-center design and design history.
Listen Hear
2620 Shelby Street Indianapolis, IN 46203
Available by appointment
Opening Reception November 4 & December 6, 6-10pm
www.chadeby.studio
www.bigcar.org

Localized: Creative Impressions of Life in Garfield Park
2019-12-06 18:00 - 22:00 | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Join us for a collaborative exhibition between the Garfield Park Arts Center and the Tube Factory Artspace set to highlight artists of Garfield Park and Bean Creek.
Set between lush trees and historic homes the Garfield Park neighborhood is a hub to a diverse community of artists. Let us celebrate who creates here and how this historic park has influences our lives.
This exhibition will be on display at the Tube Factory Artspace from December 6-20.
We are looking for local makers, artisans, vendors, visual, sound and performance artists!
Submissions are open until October 25:
https://forms.gle/s4zbQPZHunJX7ySY6

Artist Housing Information Session
2019-12-05 18:00 - 19:30 | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Are you an artist who wants to engage and help shape a community? Located on a block in both the Garfield Park and Bean Creek neighborhoods on the near southside of Indianapolis, the Artist and Public Life Residency (APLR) program is an innovative and experimental approach to supporting artists who use their talents and skills to help drive positive change in the community.
Come tonight to learn more.
Click here to apply or go to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PHZ6YFV
For this program, we view the label of artists to include creatives, makers, and designers. Fields include — and are not limited to — architecture, culinary art, curation, visual art, public art, furniture, fashion, craft, design, film and video, creative writing and journalism, performing arts, music, theater, placemaking, socially engaged art, etc.
The APLR — taking applications for resident artists now through December 23, 2019 — is a long-term, affordable and community-invested artist home ownership program as part of a community land trust approach.
Applicants will be notified if they moved on as semi-finalists by January 6. Finalists will be selected by mid January. Public information sessions will be at Tube Factory art space December 5th, 6 pm and December 7th, 11 am.
In partnership with Riley Area Development and supported by Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership (INHP), the APLR’s goal is to provide artists enjoyable and equitable home ownership while they work — in part — to collaborate with other neighbors and boost the culture, creativity, diversity, livability, safety, health, and economy of the local and greater community. This is a reboot of the program launched two years ago before pausing to work out various aspects of the program and partnership. So far three families have been placed into the homes.

Bring It! Crit Night
2019-11-27 18:00 - 21:00 | IN
Bring ItPeer 2 Peer Artist Critique
Pasta Pitch-in | Homebrew
For Emerging and Mid-career Visual Artists
Last Friday | 6-9 PM
Bring art for critique or a dish to share***** If your interested to critique there is time for 3 artists, if you are a collaborative or a group please notify.
RSVP to sign up for a critique spot contact:erinharpervernon@gmail.com
Please send me your name and a brief description of the work you are bringing and any special accommodations.
A simple pasta dinner and homebrew will be provided, bring a dish to share and any serving bowls.
Free! All ages of the public are encouraged to attend! Children and partners encouraged!

Indy Pride and GenderNexus present Community Friendsgiving
2019-11-24 17:00 - 20:00 | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Each year we gather during the holidays to share our family recipes and celebrate our community. Gathering together makes the holidays a little happier! ????
Join us on November 24th from 5-8pm for a community pitch-in-event. Show off those cooking skills and be sure to include some extra love in those recipes. We will provide the ham ???? and turkey ????, and we would love to see what you like to enjoy in your own homes for drinks, side dishes and desserts.
If you’re unable to bring a dish, no worries! There will be PLENTY of food, so we encourage you to come help us to enjoy it all!
We don’t want to have too many of one type of item, so we suggest bringing the following items according to the first letter of your last name:
A-H bring beverages
F-Q bring side dishes
R-Z bring desserts
Of course this is just a suggestion, so if you have a special drink or dish that you’d like to bring, we suggest that!! Please register using the free ticket link above so that we can anticipate how much turkey and ham we need.
*An ASL interpreter ???? will be provided for this event.*
**If an IndyGo bus pass would be helpful for you to get to and from the event, please reach out to Program Director Tabitha Barbour at email hidden; JavaScript is required.**

Who's Who of Naptown
2019-11-23 18:00 - 22:30 | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Who’s Who of Naptown has reached it’s 6th Installment and we couldn’t be happier with the way we’ve progressed thus far!
We’d like to thank any and all of our featured guests we’ve had the pleasure of working with and are forever grateful for rocking with our vision!
To any who’ve come to support a show, Thank You for being willing to share space with and celebrate our city’s amazing creatives!
For those yet to make it out, mark your calendars!
11/23/19
6pm-10pm
Location: Tube Factory Art Space (1125 Cruft St. Indianapolis, IN 46023)
$10-$15

Sound Lab with Oreo Jones live on 99.1FM WQRT
2019-11-20 18:00 - 22:00 | Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St, , Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
We are back with another edition of SOUND LAB! Join Oreo Jones at Listen Hear for an evening of sound exploration. Bring your synths, drum machines, pedals, theremins, or whatever you use to express yourself.
Sound Lab is a reoccurring workshop where we explore ways to communicate and express ourselves through sonic waves. Each attendee will be encouraged to play a piece that they have been working on and share ways of how they approached their work. The group will then attempt to work on a collaboration broadcasted live on 99.1 WQRT.

Low Pone Presents: Minor Sweat
2019-11-16 19:00 - 22:00 | Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St, , Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
A safe space to be your queer selves. A mashup of open mic, art drag, radical thoughts, and community for the youth of Indy.

Eiteljorg Fellowship Contemporary Arts Party
2019-11-15 17:00 - 19:00 | Eiteljorg Museum, 500 W Washington St, Indianapolis, 46204, United States
Be the first to explore the new exhibition. Meet and mingle with Eiteljorg Fellows, enjoy a silent dance party featuring DJ Gabby Love and DJ Big Baby, grab a drink and snacks, and create your own artwork with Big Car.

JP Harris & The Tough Choices Presented by 99.1 WQRT
2019-11-07 20:00 - 23:00 | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Making his 3rd trip to THE Honky Tonk, we welcome back JP Harris & The Tough Choices. Last time SOLD TF OUT, this one will too. Get your tickets NOW.

Spirit & Place Festival Presents: A Tailored Fit, Part 3
2019-11-06 18:00 - 20:00 | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
What does it mean to fit in? How do we do so when who we are conflicts with our community? How does our decision create a society in which fitting in does not require becoming someone we are not? Join Ellise Antoinette Smith, creator of Fatness Fiction to explore how friction points between personal and community (r)evolution can help us grow spiritually and as human beings.

Spirit & Place Festival Presents: A Tailored Fit, Part 2
2019-11-05 18:00 - 20:00 | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
What does it mean to fit in? How do we do so when who we are conflicts with our community? How does our decision create a society in which fitting in does not require becoming someone we are not? Join Brenda Weber, who as a teenager grew up non-Mormon in a Mormon community.

Spirit & Place Festival Presents: A Tailored Fit, Part 1
2019-11-03 14:00 - 16:00 | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
What does it mean to fit in? How do we do so when who we are conflicts with our community? How does our decision create a society in which fitting in does not require becoming someone we are not? Join Maria Hamilton Abegunde, who uses African-based spiritual practices to heal intergenerational trauma.

Big Sandy & His Fly Rite Boys Presented by 99.1 WQRT
2019-11-01 20:00 - 23:00 | Duke’s Indy, 2352 S West St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Over the last three decades, Big Sandy and his Fly Rite Boys have kept up a constant cycle of traveling back and forth across the lower 48, then hopping across the pond to Europe and beyond. They bring with them a brand of American music that has earned them an induction into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame, several national television appearances, guest spots on The Grand Ole Opry, and a slew of adoring fans.

Respecting POTUS & the National Trust
2019-11-01 18:00 - 22:00 | Efroymson Gallery, 1125 Cruft Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
“Were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter.”
“Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper. Truth itself becomes suspicious by being put into that polluted vehicle.”
Both quotes are attributed to one of our founding fathers and third president, Thomas Jefferson, and they perfectly illustrate the vital, acrimonious, and sometimes outright hostile relationship that has always existed between a free press and the halls of power within a democracy. Traditionally the press, this fourth estate, has served as an additional check on the government’s power. In Jay Seawell’s project, National Trust, he dissects the “careful manufacturing of appearances in relation to power, politics, and media in the United States.” His subjects range from historical structures to political spectacles and media culture, and they are all inextricably tied to superficial appearances and perceptions. Meanwhile, in Andrew Miller’s project, Respecting POTUS, he explores these appearances and perceptions as they relate to the Office of the President both inside and outside of the Beltway. According to Miller, “Political pundits, elected representatives, along with 24-hour cable news exist to hold those in power accountable but at times contribute to the divisive and hostile nature of our political culture today.”
Jay Turner Frey Seawell is a photographer based in Washington, DC. He earned his MFA in Photography from Columbia College Chicago. His photographs have been included in numerous exhibitions in the United States as well as the Pingyao International Photography Festival in China. Seawell is a two-time nominee of The Baum Award for An Emerging American Photographer. His work is in the permanent collections of the Museum of Contemporary Photography and the Archive of Documentary Arts at Duke University. Seawell is the 2016 recipient of the Award for Innovation in the Documentary Arts from the Archive of Documentary Arts at Duke University. His first photobook National Trust was published by Skylark Editions. Seawell was a winner of the Magenta Foundation Flash Forward competition in 2018.
Andrew “Drew” Miller is a Chicago-based fine art photographer specializing in interiors, architecture, and portraiture. His personal work explores the intersection of people and politics that is found in the urban environment.
Efroymson Gallery
Tube Factory Artspace
1125 Cruft Street Indianapolis, IN 46203
Opening Reception November 1, 6-10pm
www.auroraphoto.org
www.tubefactory.org
www.bigcar.org

Shelby Alexander : Afterthought
2019-11-01 18:00 - 22:00 | Guichelaar Gallery, 1125 Cruft Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Afterthought by Shelby Alexander will be on display at the Guichelaar Gallery from November 1-15.

Alexander’s large scale multi-media paintings articulate the tension between the modern experience of beauty, consumption, and industrialization—and what that means for the future of the environment and global sustainability efforts.
S. Alexander graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 2014 with a degree in studio art & design with a concentration in painting. She also studied fashion design at Pratt Institute in New York and was a studio resident for the South Bend Museum of Art. Most recently, she was awarded the 2017-18 Emerging Artist Residency Program with the Stutz Artists Association in Indianapolis. She is now currently working and residing in Cincinnati.
Guichelaar Gallery
1135 Cruft Street, Indianapolis, IN 46203
Available by appointment
Opening Reception November 1, 6-10pm
www.tubefactory.org
www.bigcar.org

Jane Kim and Sean Smith: Far From Anything Like The Movie
2019-11-01 18:00 - 22:00 | IN
In February 2019 we flew to Madagascar in hopes to uncomfortably disconnect; It worked. The Island of the Moon is home to around 200,000 plant and animal species and has some of the most breathtaking scenery you could ever imagine. Unfortunately 90% of their rainforests are gone along with species uprooted due to deforestation. There’s a divide between the native Malagasy that belong and are acclimated to the pace of life in the island off the Indiana Ocean. An abundance of ethnicities, sex trafficking, climate change, extreme poverty, and the longest humanly possible commute in a taxi brousse.
Far From Anything Like The Movie is a photo/ mixed media exposé documenting the rode less traveled. Jane and Sean have no formal artist training and began this journey with the yearning to save their relationship.

This will take place at Listen Hear located at 2620 Shelby St.

Sound Lab with Oreo Jones
2019-10-30 18:00 - 20:00 | IN

MUFON featuring Thomas Wertman
2019-10-26 13:00 - 16:00 | Tube Factory artspace, 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
–Army Reserve Helicopters Encounter with the Unknown–
Recent announcements indicate the Pentagon funded a program to identify unknown aerial threats between 2007-2012. Naval aviators encounter with UFOs in 2004 have been connected to the programs many areas of study. While of high interest, have there been equal if not more interesting cases since this event.
In 1973 an Army Reserve helicopter was on what the crew assumed would be a non-eventful flight from Columbus to Cleveland, Ohio. Little did they know they would have a close encounter with an object of unknown origin near Mansfield, Ohio. The crew reported their encounter to their superiors who appeared to do nothing. But certain facts raise the question that their superiors knew more than they let on. Additional research and interviews with not only crew, but ground witnesses who revealed previously unknown details.
The program interlaced with graphics in order to experience the event through the crew and ground witness’s perspective.
About Thomas Wertman
It is said we are all products of our environment. Growing up in the 60’s and watching television shows such as The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits fueled an interest in space and the unknown. Television shows and movies soon led to books, but unfortunately this interest had to be put aside to build a career, raise a family, and earn a bachelors in business and master’s in education.
Now with my family grown and pursing their own careers I decided to return to my lifelong interest in the unknown. The first step was in 2008 by joining the Ohio based group the Cleveland Ufology Project (CUP). CUP was primarily a discussion group that provided an avenue to explore various areas associated with ufology. In 2018 I stepped down as co-director of the group in order to allow more time for private UFO research.
The second step also in 2008 was becoming a member of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON). Since that time, I have advanced from field investigator to State Director of Ohio. Currently have investigated over 300 cases in Ohio with one of the most interesting involving two fisherman who experienced over three and one-half hours of missing time. In addition to working Ohio cases I have also conducted over 230 investigations in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Puerto Rico for MUFONS Case Assistance Group.
If that was not enough, I have participated in over 200 community outreach programs discussing UFO’s, been a featured guest on radio and television shows, participated in three documentaries, played an alien in a short film, and host a podcast called UFOdyssey.
In the back of my mind I’ve often wondered why I’m so passionate about ufology. A series of regressions explored my past in search of a possible connection. The regressions indicated personal encounters with UFOs and nonhuman beings beginning in the 1960s. These experiences if true explain that connection.

Harry Otaku Presents The It Tape Listening Party @ Listen Hear
2019-10-25 19:00 - 22:00 | IN
A horror based flixtape based on the Steven King film bearing the same name. Prepare to have your feelings unsettled, your senses twisted, and your perception of hip hop gutted as Otaku plays you a collage of terror infused songs to get your heart beat racing. Join us at Listen Hear from 7-10pm Located at 2620 Shelby St.

Silent Horror Film & Live Score: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
2019-10-24 19:00 - 21:00 | Lockerbie Marketplace, 320 N New Jersey St, Indianapolis, IN, United States
The last Lockerbie Night Market of the season will also feature an outdoor screening of the iconic silent horror film THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI with a LIVE SCORE brought to you by Classical Music Indy and Bad Boys of A.V.
In 1920, one brilliant movie jolted the postwar masses and catapulted the movement known as German Expressionism into film history. That movie was The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, a plunge into the mind of insanity that severs all ties with the rational world. Director Robert Wiene and a visionary team of designers crafted a nightmare realm in which light, shadow and substance are abstracted, a world in which a demented doctor and a carnival sleepwalker perpetrate a series of ghastly murders in a small community.
All ages // Free and open to the public.
Thanks to our friends at Sun King Brewery, beer will also be available for purchase at the pop-up beer garden located right off the Cultural Trail on Alabama Street. We are also happy to announce that Ash & Elm Cider Co. will also be available. Purchase goods from local artists and food vendors while you take in this classic film with live music.
A MUSICA FABULA event presented by Bad Boys of A.V. Programming in partnership with Citimark Management and Gershman Partners, Spark Placemaking, and Big Car Collaborative, Classical Music Indy.
To learn more about events at Lockerbie Marketplace, visit https://www.bigcar.org/lockerbie/

Lockerbie Night Market
2019-10-24 18:00 - 21:00 | Needler’s Market, 320 N New Jersey, Indianapolis, IN, 46204, United States
In partnership with Citimark and Gershman Partners, Spark Placemaking and Big Car Collaborative are back for another year to host four Night Markets at Lockerbie!
Thanks to our friends at Sun King Brewery, beer will also be available for purchase at the pop-up beer garden located right off the Cultural Trail on Alabama Street.
Join us for an evening downtown, full of opportunities to enjoy the local Indianapolis arts, music, and food scene. Purchase goods from local artists and food vendors or relax and take in live music.
Vendors, food trucks, and musical acts will be announced closer to each date. All ages // Free and open to the public.
*If you would like to become an artist vendor for June, please fill out the following application: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LGNDZK8
To learn more about events at Lockerbie Marketplace, visit https://www.bigcar.org/lockerbie/

Serenity Now Reconciliation Hour with Duncan Kissinger Live Studio Audience Taping
2019-10-24 17:00 - 18:00 | IN
Join us at Listen Hear for the live taping of Serenity Now Reconciliation Hour with Duncan Kissinger!
Special guests, fan favorites, surprises. Join amateur emotional anthropologist Duncan Kissinger for some Tonight Show cosplay.
Listen to the show live on 99.1 WQRT FM from 5-6pm every Thursday or Join us live in studio at Listen Hear Located at 2620 Shelby St.

Minor Sweat @ Listen Hear
2019-10-19 19:00 - 22:00 | IN
Low Pone presents: Minor Sweat A safe space to be your queer selves. A mashup of open mic, art drag, radical thoughts, and community for the youth of Indy.

Join us @ Listen Hear located at 2620 Shelby St. From 7-10pm
