(Indianapolis, IN) Historic Fountain Square will host the best art day ever! All in one day is the Fountain Square Art Fair, Masterpiece in a Day, and Fab For Less!
Masterpiece in a Day is a day-long art competition where the art is created right before your eyes all over the village.Fab For Less--the art of affordable living, is a home decor and design show, this year in 5 artist residences in the Wheeler Arts Community.
The Fountain Square Art Fair (FSAF) sits smack-dab in the middle of it all. About 50 artists and hip urban crafters will have their creations for show-and-sell. Come see the likes of Josh Johnson, Wug Laku, Katie Burk and many more! Enjoy a fantastic day in and around Fountain Square. Visit the area restaurants and participate in this exciting day. FSAF is here to feed the needs of our art-hungry-hood!
WHAT: Fountain Square Art Fair (FSAF), on a day chock-full of art in Fountain Square
WHERE: Historic Fountain Square Cultural District, main parking lot at Shelby and Morris Streets
WHEN: Saturday, September 22, 10:00am-7:00pm -- ONE DAY ONLY!
Contact:
Sarah Adams
AV Framing Gallery
1139 Shelby Street
Indianapolis, IN 46203
www.avframinggallery.com
317.356.3776
avframing@gmail.com
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Wednesday, September 12
Wednesday, September 5
Celebrate National Singles Week right here in Indy
On Sunday, September 16, 2007, singles in Indianapolis will have a reason to celebrate. National Singles week starts on September 16 and continues through September 22. Locally owned IndySingleScene.com will be celebrating this week with a variety of fun filled events and activities.
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Tuesday, July 17
Diana Bush-Harris to sing at Walker Theatre in Indianapolis!
Fort Wayne native Diana Bush-Harris has been selected to appear in the play “Sonnets for my Sistahs” at the Walker Theatre in Indianapolis, July 14-15, 2007.
The production written by Indianapolis-area resident and Gary native playwright Vernon A. Williams--features the comedy and drama of relationships in the new millennium and includes stunning praise dance as well as stirring vocal solos. "Sonnets for my Sistahs" is unique in that all of its dialogue is poetry, taken from the book of the same title.
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The production written by Indianapolis-area resident and Gary native playwright Vernon A. Williams--features the comedy and drama of relationships in the new millennium and includes stunning praise dance as well as stirring vocal solos. "Sonnets for my Sistahs" is unique in that all of its dialogue is poetry, taken from the book of the same title.
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Tuesday, June 12
Main Street Merchants to Host Block Party Barbecue
Carmel’s Main Street merchants Lucky Lou, Bella Chic, and Joe’s Butcher Shop and Fish Market are teaming up to sponsor “The Next Food Network Star” finalist, Adrien Sharp. The event will take place on June 23rd from 3:00 – 6:00 PM in front of Lucky Lou on Main Street.
In town to build awareness of the Food Network’s At Home Challenge, Sharp, also known as Mr. Tangy Tenderloin, will provide grilling demonstrations throughout the evening. Using Joe’s tenderloins, which are rated as one of the best in town by Dine Magazine, one of Sharp’s demonstrations will feature his specialty -- Beef Tenderloin.
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In town to build awareness of the Food Network’s At Home Challenge, Sharp, also known as Mr. Tangy Tenderloin, will provide grilling demonstrations throughout the evening. Using Joe’s tenderloins, which are rated as one of the best in town by Dine Magazine, one of Sharp’s demonstrations will feature his specialty -- Beef Tenderloin.
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Thursday, May 17
Indy-Carmel Ranked 19th Best City
This was no surprise to me that Indianapolis-Carmel is ranked No. 19 nationally in the just-released Cities Ranked & Rated by Peter Sander and Bert Sperling (who created Money magazine's original "Best Places to Live" list.) It was a jump from No. 79 in 2004. Although sometimes controversial, Mayor Brainard has done a great job of adding services and amenities to improve the quality of life in Carmel.
The authors looked at 400 places. In Indiana, Bloomington is rated No. 86, down from 29 in 2004. Lafayette is listed No. 25 nationally, up from No. 23. Source: Lafayette Journal and Courier.
The authors looked at 400 places. In Indiana, Bloomington is rated No. 86, down from 29 in 2004. Lafayette is listed No. 25 nationally, up from No. 23. Source: Lafayette Journal and Courier.
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Friday, May 4
Nationally Acclaimed Artist, Joani Rothenberg, Unveils Mural at Hasten Hebrew Academy
The Hasten Hebrew Academy (HHAI) announced they will be unveiling a mural created by nationally acclaimed artist Joani Rothenberg on Sunday, May 6th. The 12-foot mural entitled "Finding Your Voice" was created to help inspire children to discover their creative passion. The mural depicts children of all ages engaging in the arts, and will be on permanent display in the HHAI Cultural Center.
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Wednesday, November 29
Purity Innovative Water Design Stages “Giving Tree” to Benefit Local Outreach Programs
Purity Innovative Water Designs is staging a 13-foot Christmas “Giving Tree” this holiday season in their gallery to benefit the Shepherd Community and Caring at Christmas programs for families in need this year. Donations of new toys, hats, gloves, socks and underwear for children under 12-years old as well as canned foods can be dropped off under the tree until Wednesday, December 20th during regular business hours.
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Saturday, October 14
Cultural Trail Will Make Indy a World Class City
One of the coolest things about Indy is the extensive Greenway bike and walking trails. On any given day, local residents can be found walking, running, biking and blading on the Monon, Canal Toe path and other routes around the city.
But very soon, we will have more, really cool choices. Construction is about to begin on the Indianapolis Cultural Trail. Seven miles of walking, biking, and public art connecting the six major arts districts, putting Indy on top of the list of cool places to live, and work! More info
But very soon, we will have more, really cool choices. Construction is about to begin on the Indianapolis Cultural Trail. Seven miles of walking, biking, and public art connecting the six major arts districts, putting Indy on top of the list of cool places to live, and work! More info
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