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Sunken Beer Gardens
2018-07-26 18:00 - 21:30 (America/Indiana/Indianapolis) | Garfield Park Sunken Gardens, 2505 Conservatory Dr., IN, 46203, United States
Celebrate one of our city’s most beautiful gardens and public places every Thursday evening. Play some games, relax, get creative, and socialize at this family friendly place while taking in the sunset and fountains. And enjoy local craft beer. In partnership with Indianapolis Parks Foundation and Indy Parks and Recreation. And we’re excited to team up, as well, with Friends of Garfield Park, Inc. and multiple local breweries including Sun King Brewing Company, Centerpoint Brewing, Upland Brewing Company, Flat12 Bierwerks Indianapolis and our neighborhood’s own Garfield Brewery. Part of Big Car’s Spark Placemaking program with promotional support from 99.1 WQRT FM.
Kids and dogs are allowed. You can bring in a picnic. Food trucks will be on hand most nights. All ages. Beer is for 21-plus only and must be purchased. Otherwise free to attend. Some seating available, including hammocks. You can bring your own blanket or lawn chair. The Conservatory will be open to visitors with restrooms at no charge. Art activities, projects, and low-key performances will vary each week. You can always decorate and write your own special sunken garden postcards that we’ll mail for you for free.

Lockerbie Night Market + Beer Garden
2018-07-25 18:00 - 22:00 | Needler’s Market, 320 N New Jersey, Indianapolis, IN, 46204, United States
Big Car Collaborative and Spark Placemaking, in partnership with Citimark and Gershman Partners, are back for another year to host three Night Markets at Lockerbie Marketplace!
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. Beer will also be available for purchase at the pop-up beer garden located right off Mass Ave.
Vendors, food trucks, and musical acts will be announced closer to each date.
All ages // Free and open to the public

Sound Lab with Oreo Jones
2018-07-25 18:00 - 20:00, 2018-06-27 18:00 - 20:00 | Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St, , Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Join us the last Wednesday of every month for SOUND LAB- An evening of sound exploration. Bring your synths, drum machines, pedals, theremins, or whatever you use to express yourself.
A re-occuring 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 by placeing your name in a bowl. We will draw 2 names at a time and you and your partner will team up in a inprovosation set.

Old Soul Presents The DOJO
2018-07-20 19:00 - 22:00 | Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St, , Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
The DOJO; a (MONTHLY) Hip-Hop showcase that highlights the art of REAL MCing. The DOJO honors tradition and provides a platform to strengthen the local HIP-HOP CULTURE.
All ages welcome. Appropriate for ages 16 & over.
​Hosted by Indy artists, Gritty N’ The Craftman.
Every month, they feature the best Indy emcees.

Tube Factory Shop Club Open Meeting
2018-07-19 19:30 - 21:30 | Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi), 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Join our first monthly gathering of wood and metal artists. Novices and masters are welcome. Discuss techniques and tools as a community and observe a resident artist demo. You’re also invited to bring a recent work for show-and-tell.

Sunken Gardens Beer Garden
2018-07-19 18:00 - 22:00 | Garfield Park Sunken Gardens, 2505 Conservatory Dr., IN, 46203, United States
Enjoy one of Indianapolis’s most beautiful gardens, play some games or simply socialize taking in the sunset and color-changing fountains while having a local craft beer.

Brick Street Poetry
2018-07-18 19:00 - 20:30
Poetry in song panel and open mic.

Quasi "Mother" Video Premiere
2018-07-15 16:00 - 23:00 | Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St, , Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
A demo and video premiere from Quasi Skateboard company.

Kevin Krauter presented by Winspear, LUNA music and Tube Factory
2018-07-14 19:00 - 22:00 | Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi), 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Useful Solitude. That’s the phrase Kevin Krauter uses to describe Toss Up, his upcoming full-length debut on Bayonet Records—both the conditions in which it was created and the prevailing theme of these nine iridescent indie-pop songs. In between tours, the Indiana musician spent long hours in his basement, guitars and vintage keyboards his only company, and tested out ideas, explored new sonic avenues, savored new sounds, and taught himself how to play a few instruments.
“I would wake up and have a cup of coffee, then I’d come up with a song or a melody and just sit and play it literally for three or four hours straight. Then I’d try to find new ways to play it, or do it with different notes or on different instruments. I don’t want to call it meditating, but it was pretty meditative to sit there by myself and play the same thing over and over and over and over.” The riffs and melodies became mantras, repeated back to himself until they became the rhythmically intricate, melodically bold, and emotionally complex songs on Toss Up. An insightful songwriter with a lyrical style that is both economical and evocative, Krauter crafts unique soundscapes that scramble a range of influences: ‘60s flower pop, ‘70s easy listening, ‘80s New Wave, ‘90s alt-radio, ’00s indie rock.
A gentle melancholy pervades the album, but it’s far too imaginative to sound morose or mopey. “You’re singing all alone and you’re dancing all alone,” he sings on “Who Do You Know,” as the guitars crackle and the synths fizz around him. As Toss Up proceeds, Krauter fills the songs with more and more people: a lover in the unabashedly sweet “Keep Falling in Love;” a friend in the album-closing title track who becomes an audience of one. Music becomes the bond between Krauter and the world: “Take my hand ‘cause we’re really alone in this world,” he sings on “Toss Up,” but adds a poignant promise: “I can carry you home.”
Best known as one of several guitar players, songwriters, and vocalists in the Hoosier indie-rock band Hoops, Krauter has been making music all by his lonesome for much longer. He grew up in a family heavily involved in local musical theater, even appearing in three productions of Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. He played in high school bands, but didn’t get serious about writing and recording until he enrolled at Ball State in Muncie, Indiana. His first efforts — recorded in his dorm room — weren’t intended for any kind of audience, but a friend asked him to record a few tracks for a class project. Eventually those sessions became 2015’s Magnolia EP, a short collection of gentle, gauzy songs that reveal his early obsession with one of his first musical heroes, Vashti Bunyan.
It was his first taste of the music business, and the experience left a huge impression. “I’d never put any music out under my name. I’d never put out a tape before. It all came together quickly.” Krauter began recording and releasing music prolifically, first with Hoops and then on his own. The ChangesEP, released in late 2016, showcases his deft guitar playing, mixing soul-baring songwriting with bossa nova rhythms and intimately lo-fi production. It was supposed to be a low-key release, but Changes became a word-of-mouth hit that amassed a small but avid cult behind it. “I didn’t think it was going to make any huge waves for me, but a lot of people told me they were still listening to it a year or more later. They were living with it, and I thought that was cool.”
Those first two EPs were mostly acoustic, just Krauter, his guitar, and occasionally a brushed snare drum or a textural electric guitar. “I was cool with it for a while, but I wanted to make something that sounded a little more pop.” Recorded at Russian Recording in Bloomington, Indiana, Toss Up builds on the sonic worlds of his first releases, conveying a similar mood with a greater array of instruments and influences. Still, he worked with what he had around him. “I found this old two-stack organ at Goodwill and set it up on top of an old Yamaha teach-yourself keyboard that my mom had. I was playing those over and over.”
You can hear those vintage keyboards merging on “Keep Falling in Love,” which recalls R&B organist Timmy Thomas and West Coast marina pop artists Ned Doheny while showing off Krauter’s strong falsetto. “Rollerskate” audaciously marries a hypnotic keyboard theme to a loping drumbeat based on a popular ‘90s alt-rock hit. “I had been working on that guitar part and it sounded like another pretty folk song, so I thought, What if I put this weird funky beat on top of it? Most of these songs are very groove heavy.”
That is the secret tension on Toss Up, the engine that drives these songs: melody propelled by rhythm, melancholy fended off by the exuberance of simply creating art. “A lot of the songs are about solitude in a very healthy sense, about trying to make it something useful and productive. It was good to center myself in that experience. I was able to get to a place where I was not afraid to be really stoked by what I was doing.” Or, as he declares on “Lonely Boogie”: “I’m all alone and I’m having a good time.”
–Words by Stephen Deusner

Tickets on-sale now: https://ticketf.ly/2HCX5fj
All Ages

99.1 WQRT Presents Chuck Mead & His Grassy Knoll Boys
2018-07-13 20:00 - 23:00 | Duke’s Indy, 2352 S West St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
For the past twenty years, Chuck Mead has been at the forefront of what has come to be known as Americana Music. Raised in Lawrence, Kansas, Chuck has been a professional musician since the age of 13 playing in his parents country band and then leading several roots rock outfits in the midwest most notably the Homestead Grays. He landed on Nashville’s Lower Broadway in 1993 where he co-founded the famed ‘90s Alternative Country quintet BR5-49. The band’s seven albums, three Grammy nominations and the Country Music Association Award for Best Overseas Touring Act of 1997 built an indelible bridge between authentic American Roots music and millions of fans worldwide. Chuck has also co-produced popular tribute albums to Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings, guest-lectured at Vanderbilt University, and became a staff writer at one of Nashville’s top song publishers. In 2008, he was the Musical Director/Supervisor for the Broadway/West End musical Million Dollar Quartet (which broke the record in Chicago for the longest-running musical) and acted in the same capacity for the CMT television show Sun Records producing all the re-recordings of classic rock n roll, country, and blues. He has released three solo works starting in 2009 with his acclaimed solo debut album, Journeyman’s Wager on the Grassy Knoll Records label, and continues tour clubs, concert halls and international Rock, Country and Rockabilly festivals with his band The Grassy Knoll Boys.
Chuck’s acclaimed 2012 release, Back At The Quonset Hut(Ramseur Records), was recorded at Nashville’s legendary Quonset Hut Studio where Patsy Cline, George Jones, Merle Haggard Roger Miller, Loretta Lynn, Johnny Cash and more cut some of country music’s greatest tracks. Produced by original BR549 producer Mike Janas and with the participation of students from Belmont University’s College of Entertainment and Music Business, the album of classic covers features surviving members of Music Row’s original ‘A-Team’ studio musicians Bob Moore, Harold Bradley, Hargus “Pig” Robbins, and Buddy Spicher as well as guest appearances by Old Crow Medicine Show, Elizabeth Cook, Jamie Johnson and Bobby Bare.
2014 ushered in Free State Serenade, on Nashville-based Plowboy Records. Produced by long-time ally and friend Joe Pisapia (KD Lang, Ben Folds Five) and featuring BR5-49’s Don Herron, and Old Crow Medicine Show’s Critter Fuqua, Free State Serenade is Chuck Mead’s love letter to his home state of Kansas.
Chuck is currently working up new material for a 2018 record release and still oversees two Million Dollar Quartet productions and is developing some new theatrical stage shows.
21+

Wagon of Wonders at Garfield Park
2018-07-13 19:00 - 23:00 | MacAllister Amphitheater at Garfield Park, 2450 Conservatory Dr., IN, 46203, United States
Garfield Park Art Center is presenting the film CoCo at dusk, with a preshow concert by LABi – Latin American Band of Indianapolis. Big Car’s mobile museum, the Wagon of Wonders will be there with art activities.
About the movie Coco
Aspiring musician Miguel, confronted with his family’s ancestral ban on music, enters the Land of the Dead to find his great-great-grandfather, a legendary singer.
1 hour 45minutes
At the MacAllister Amphitheater at Garfield Park, 7pm.

'A Life In Waves' Film Screening + 'Mr. M' Performance
2018-07-12 20:00 - 22:00 | Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi), 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Join us for a performance from Indianapolis artist Mr. M followed by a screening of the documentary ‘A Life In Waves’, detailing the life of electronic music pioneer Suzanne Ciani.
From her earliest days learning the piano, to her multi-million dollar advertising ventures, to her successes in the world of New Age music, to her recent re-connection with her beloved Buchla synthesizer, the film is a journey into Suzanne’s mind, offering a feminine glimpse into the often complicated world of electronic music.

Placemaking Day
2018-07-11 10:00 - 17:00 | Indianapolis City Market, 222 E Market St, Indianapolis
Big Car Collaborative and City Market are working with Southwest Airlines, Project for Public Spaces, Downtown Indy, and the City of Indianapolis to celebrate placemaking and the role of art and culture in activating great places for people.
Join us for a day of food, games, art making and fun — while also enjoying Indianapolis’s Original Farmer’s Market. The free activities start at 10 am.

Make A Man
2018-07-06 18:00 - 22:00 | Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St, , Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Listen Hear presents “Make A Man”, the photo exhibition by Dana Kalachnik. Join us for First Friday in July as we pack the house with an all new exhibition and live music provided by Volunteer Department!
Experience your community in an all new way this First Friday! Celebrate with Big Car as we take over Cruft and Shelby St!
The Tube Factory Artspace opens with a last chance look at Christos Koutsouras’ series “Land Art”, with Food Trucks and a Revamped Night Market.

Collectors' Night: Make A Man
2018-07-05 19:00 - 21:00 | Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St, , Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Experience Collectors’ Night at Listen Hear with an all new exhibition, “Make A Man” by Dana Kalachnik.
Catch a first look at this provocative photo series on the first Thursday of July.

Pack The Parks-Garfield
2018-06-30 10:00 - 22:00
Art activities, concert and live music at various locations in Garfield Park.
The Garfield Park Art Center is open 10-4 pm with activities.
Crossroads Brass Band concert at the McAllister Center, 3p.m.
First Annual Garfield Park Music Festival
PARTY begins at 5PM
EVENT from 6-10PM

LINEUP:
Rebekah Osborn | 6:00-6:35
Chad Lehr | 6:45-7:20
Kacie Swierk | 7:30-8:05
Danni Al Mar | 8:15-8:50
Brandon Wadley Music | 9:00-9:45
Featuring some of Indianapolis’ prime songwriters for an evening of stories, songs, friendship, joy, and neighbors!
WHAT TO BRING:
lawn chair or blanket + your beautiful self
FREE ENTRY // ALL AGES
(donations encouraged to help next year happen!)
FOOD TRUCKS:
(TBA)

The Round:Mark Wagenaar, Chelsea Wagenaar, and Brianna Pike
2018-06-28 19:00 - 20:00 | Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi), 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Come hear three awesome poets read their work! At the reading, you can enter to win one of two free copies of SOUTHERN TONGUES LEAVE US SHINING by Mark Wagenaar. Snacks are free, and drinks are available for purchase. (Drink proceeds support Tube Factory artspace.)
MARK WAGENAAR is the author of three books of poetry, Southern Tongues Leave Us Shining (Red Hen Press, July 2018), The Body Distances (A Hundred Blackbirds Rising) (University of Massachusetts Press, 2016), and Voodoo Inverso (University of Wisconsin Press, 2012). His poems have appeared in The New Yorker, 32 Poems, Field, and elsewhere. He is an Assistant Professor at Valparaiso University.
CHELSEA WAGENAAR is the author of Mercy Spurs the Bone (Anhinga Press, 2015), which was selected for the 2014 Philip Levine Prize in Poetry. Her second collection, The Spinning Place, is the winner of the 2018 Michael Waters Prize and is forthcoming in 2019. Her poems have appeared in Blackbird, TriQuarterly Review, North American Review, and elsewhere. She is a Lilly Fellow at Valparaiso University in Indiana.
BRIANNA PIKE is an Associate Professor of English at Ivy Tech Community College and Editorial Assistant at The Indianapolis Review. Her poems have appeared in So to Speak, Connotation Press, Glassworks, Gravel, Heron Tree, Mojave River Review, and elsewhere.

Drums & Drones + Ursula Scherrer
2018-06-23 19:00 - 21:00 | Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St, , Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Drums & Drones is a sound and light performative installation featuring drummer Brian Chase (Yeah Yeah Yeahs) and video artist Ursula Scherrer.
Sonically, the aim of the project is to investigate the subtle acoustic properties of drum resonance. From these subtleties, expansive meditative soundscapes are created. Similarly, the visual component examines elements of found forms, whether in filmed objects or light itself. This sense of architectural abstraction functions to liberate natural aesthetic beauty from associative identity.

Biographies
Brian Chase is a drummer and composer living in Brooklyn. His diverse range of work/play includes that with rock band Yeah Yeah Yeahs, the community of the New York improvised/experimental music scene, and Drums & Drones, an electro-acoustic project focusing on the application of just intonation to drums and percussion. Performances have taken him across the world, and he appears on many recordings spanning a broad spectrum of styles. In addition to the drums, Brian is a regular practitioner of Ashtanga yoga. chasebrian.com and chaikinrecords.com
The poetic quality of Ursula Scherrer’s work reminds one of moving paintings, drawing the viewer into the images, leaving them with their own stories. She transforms spaces and landscapes into serene, abstract portraits of rhythm, color and light – inner landscapes in the outside world where the images and actions have less to do with what we see then with the feeling they leave behind. Scherrer is a Swiss artist living in New York. Her work and collaboration with composers, choreographers, stage directors, light artists and poets has been shown in festivals, galleries and museums internationally.

Red Line Craft Fair
2018-06-23 09:00 - 13:00 | Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center, 1400 E. Hanna Avenue, Indianapolis, IN, 46227, United States
Big Car and the University of Indianapolis are teaming up to throw a free craft market at the UIndy Christel DeHaan Fine Art Center. There will be music, games and free art activities in addition to our vendors!
Want to become a vendor? Local art/craft/vintage vendors are encouraged to apply! There is no vending fee and we will not ask a percentage of your sales. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DRPSLLH
Made possible by The Arts Council of Indianapolis in partnership with Transit Drives Indy (TDI).

The DOJO-Presented by Old Soul Entertainment
2018-06-22 19:00 - 22:00 | Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St, , Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
The DOJO; a (MONTHLY) Hip-Hop showcase that highlights the art of REAL MCing. The DOJO honors tradition and provides a platform to strengthen the local HIP-HOP CULTURE.
Friday, June 22, 2018 at Listen Hear
2620 Shelby St. Indy, 46203
7-10pm. $7. All ages welcome. Appropriate for ages 16 & over.
​Hosted by Indy artists, Gritty N’ The Craftman.
Every month, they will feature the best Indy emcees.

Reed Stewart
2018-06-21 19:00 - 20:30 | Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St, , Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
New York based drummer and musician on tour with album, Mallet.

Brick Street Poetry Series: Rail Line Poets
2018-06-20 19:00 - 20:30 | Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi), 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Hosted by JL Kato, a monthly reading and an open mic series the third Wednesday of every month.

Who We Are: WE (Indianapolis Women's Chorus)
2018-06-17 15:00 - 17:00, 2018-06-16 19:00 - 21:00 | Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi), 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
How do we relate to one another as community? How do we care for one another? How do we create a world of hope, equity, and justice? What do the struggles of today’s world ask of us, individually and collectively? Who are we? We offer songs that helps us to see and celebrate our connections to one another – as friends and loved ones, as neighbors, as a nation, as residents of our shared Earth. Join us for a fun and festive concert at the Tube Factory Art Space in Garfield Park.
This project is made possible by the support of the Indiana Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
With support from: Arts Council and the City of Indianapolis. Arts Council of Indianapolis

Taking Israel
2018-06-13 18:30 - 20:30 | Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi), 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Big Car Collaborative will present a screening and discussion of the award winning documentary TAKING ISRAEL. The 55 minute film recounts the experiences of African-American students who went to Israel over a fifteen year period -1988-2002. The students from Wilberforce University in Ohio spent summers in Israel working at Kibbutz Ramat Menashe, conducting an English summer fun camp ( Kafiada) in the TelAviv suburb Holon and taking classes at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The students also spent time at the Givat Haviva Center of Peace interacting with Israeli Arabs and Palestinians. Dr Eric Winston retired Vice President at Wilberforce University and Kelly Brewer a former program participant will lead a discussion after the film.

The film’s focus is the cultural interactions between the students and the Israeli’s with whom they came in contact. I addition to cultural understanding the film allowed the students to observe the educational, social and political environment of Israel as African Americans. The program was the outgrowth of a suggestion by Dr Stanley Borenstein, a former Wilberforce Professor who suggested that the University create the “exchange” program as way for the students to satisfy an academic requirement.
The documentary was funded in part by the Efroymson Foundation of Indianapolis and Gofundme.

Dr Eric Winston is a retired Vice President at Wilberforce University and Kelly Brewer a former program participant will lead a discussion after the conclusion.
Taking Israel was produced by Dr. Winston and Directed by Vincent Singleton and has won three awards–Best Documentary at the San Diego Black Film Festival and the Best Documentary and Best Director at the Action on Film Festival, Monrovia,CA.

99.1 WQRT's Rhinestone Country Presents Alex Williams
2018-06-09 20:00 - 23:00 | Duke’s Indy, 2352 S West St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Alex Williams is a part of a neo-traditionalist country music that surfaced in the wake of Jamey Johnson‘s success in the early 2010s. Like Chris Stapleton and Sturgill Simpson, Williamsuses the outlaw country of the ’70s as a primary text, finding his own voice within the music of Nashville renegades like Waylon Jennings and Texas mavericks like Jerry Jeff Walker — a skill that’s apparent on his 2017 debut Better Than Myself.
A native of Pendleton, Indiana, Williams grew up listening to ’80s metal, eventually gravitating toward classic country when he was in his late teens. He enrolled in Nashville’s Belmont University after graduating from high school, but he soon dropped out of college and began gigging in the Music City, sometimes drifting back to his home state of Indiana, sometimes getting down to Texas. Williams wound up leading his own band and their constant gigging brought them to the attention of Julian Raymond, a producer who also worked A&R at Big Machine Records. He signed Williams separately from the band, taking him into the studio with a star-studded backing band that included J.T. Corenflos, Matt Rollings, and Victor Indrizzo to record his debut album. The resulting Better Than Myself was released in August 2017. (source: allmusic.com- written by Stephen Thomas Erlewine)

99.1 WQRT's Rhinestone Country Presents Mike & The Moonpies
2018-06-08 20:00 - 23:00 | Duke’s Indy, 2352 S West St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
On-stage and on record, Austin’s Mike and the Moonpies keep the torch of Texas country burning. Whether it’s a hardcore two-step, freewheeling Western swing, Doug Sahm‘s Cosmic American Music, or George Strait‘s sweet, burnished ballads, Mike and the Moonpies tap into the traditions of the Lone Star State, yet their music feels nimble and fresh thanks to their deft interplay and sly touch.
A nascent version of Mike and the Moonpies premiered in 2008, with guitarist Catlin Rutherford leading a variety of musicians through a Monday night residency at the Hole in the Wall, a dive on the University of Texas drag. Toward 2010, the band solidified around Rutherford, vocalist Mike Harmeier, steel guitarist Zach Moulton, drummer Kyle Ponder, and bassist Preston Rhone, with this lineup releasing the independent The Real Country that year. Pianist John Carbone joined in 2011 and the band claimed the East Side venue the White Horse as its new Austin haunt. The following year found the band releasing its second album, The Hard Way.
After the release of The Hard Way, Mike and the Moonpiescontinued to tour regularly, expanding to the rest of Texas. The group’s third album, 2015’s Mockingbird, began to earn the group attention outside of Texas. After delivering a double live album called Live at WinStar World Casino & Resort in 2016, the group returned in early 2018 with its fourth studio album, Steak Night at the Prairie Rose. (source: Allmusic.com- written by Stephen Thomas Erlewine)

Indy Pride Presents: Transglam
2018-06-06 19:00 - 22:00 | Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi), 1125 Cruft St., Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
Indy Pride and Indy’s trans community invites you to join us during Pride Week for #TransGlam – a free night of music, dancing, friendship and fun. Dance the night away or chill, socialize and play games.

What does your #TransGlam look like? A sparkly ball gown? A jean jacket and a t-shirt? A tux and a bow tie? Anything goes at this queer-formal dance. Bring a date(s), or come solo and show off your style and your moves! Everyone is welcome at #TransGlam.

This event is presented with the help of the following partners:
Eskenazi Health
Metro Nightclub & Restaurant
Big Car Collaborative
ACLU of Indiana

Make an Offer
2018-06-01 18:00 - 22:00 | Listen Hear, 2620 Shelby St, , Indianapolis, IN, 46203, United States
In the series “Make An Offer” , Jacob Gardner utilizes illustration, printmaking and sound as media to discuss the depth of the human condition. Gardner investigates repetition of form in the communication of emotion.
