Saturday June 6, 2009
Norwood Pride Center
1129 S. Vandenman Street
Indianapolis, IN 46203
Contact Brenda McAtee for more information. cmcatee001@indy.rr.com or call 317.748.6296
The Norwood Pride Center is hosting a basketball tournament Saturday June 6th for teenagers 13-18 years old. Please come out and support the youth of this community. Your teenagers are also encouraged to participate in the tournament.
There will be an all day cookout with the opportunity to support the Pride Center by purchasing drinks and food.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Friday, May 29, 2009
"There's a Room In My Head"
canvas paintings by
Mike Altman
Where: AV Framing Gallery, 1139 Shelby St., Fountain Square
When: Showing June 5-20, 2009
Parking: Free Public Parking lot across Shelby Street
Special Events: Artist Reception on IDADA First Friday Gallery Tour,
open Friday, June 5, 5:00-9:00pm.
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Let’s play a game! What do country and western stars, robots and recycled wallpaper have in common?
“There’s a Room in My Head”. Come on; you didn’t get that?
“There’s a Room in My Head” canvas paintings by Mike Altman opens at AV Framing Gallery, Fountain Square on June 5, 2009.
This show takes a look at Altman's canvas paintings, exploring the world of music, some of which appear on recycled wallpaper.
“Mike Altman growing up never wanted to be anything but an artist... well, ok, maybe Batman for a while.” Altman uses simple line work and bold colors to illustrate a sometimes complex message. Altman's work can be laced with symbolism, satire, spirituality, and double-meanings. And then sometimes he just paints a picture of a blue cow that is... a blue cow…and of course some robots...
You will want to kick off summer with this celebration of the kid in all of us! Join us in June at AV Framing Gallery. And HURRY IN, this show is a short limited engagement of just 2 weeks!
For further information go to www.avframinggallery.com or call Sarah Adams at 317.356.3776.
Mike Altman
Where: AV Framing Gallery, 1139 Shelby St., Fountain Square
When: Showing June 5-20, 2009
Parking: Free Public Parking lot across Shelby Street
Special Events: Artist Reception on IDADA First Friday Gallery Tour,
open Friday, June 5, 5:00-9:00pm.
_____________________________________________
Let’s play a game! What do country and western stars, robots and recycled wallpaper have in common?
“There’s a Room in My Head”. Come on; you didn’t get that?
“There’s a Room in My Head” canvas paintings by Mike Altman opens at AV Framing Gallery, Fountain Square on June 5, 2009.
This show takes a look at Altman's canvas paintings, exploring the world of music, some of which appear on recycled wallpaper.
“Mike Altman growing up never wanted to be anything but an artist... well, ok, maybe Batman for a while.” Altman uses simple line work and bold colors to illustrate a sometimes complex message. Altman's work can be laced with symbolism, satire, spirituality, and double-meanings. And then sometimes he just paints a picture of a blue cow that is... a blue cow…and of course some robots...
You will want to kick off summer with this celebration of the kid in all of us! Join us in June at AV Framing Gallery. And HURRY IN, this show is a short limited engagement of just 2 weeks!
For further information go to www.avframinggallery.com or call Sarah Adams at 317.356.3776.
BUTTERY TOP BY CATHERINE CROUCH & KELLY HAYES
earth house
AND
indianapolis LGBT film festival
PRESENT THE 2009 PRIDE SCREENING
THURSDAY JUNE 11, 2009
9PM FREE TO ALL
CORNER OF NEW YORK AND EAST STREETS
ORDINARY COUPLES / EXTRAORDINARY LIVES
BY MARK LEE
Director: Mark A Lee
2008, 95 Minutes, USA
Created by Indianapolis photographer Mark A. Lee, Ordinary
Couples/ExtraOrdinary Lives! takes a look at 10 same sex
couples (5 male and 5 female) who have been together for 10
years or more. Filmed in front of a live audience at the Univer-
sity of Indianapolis, the couples have been together from 10
to 55 years. Each couple talks about everything from the
coming out process, to faith, raising families, and taking care
of your partner in the golden years, in a fun and entertaining
way. Gay and lesbian youth from IYG and Pike High School
helped do everything from building the set, to conducting the
individual interviews, and the actual filming. Background
music throughout the film is provided by local musicians John
Cannaday, Deb Mullens, Christopher "C-Ray" Ray, and the
Ensemble Voltaire, among others.
BUTTERY TOP
BY CATHERINE CROUCH & KELLY HAYES
Directors: Catherine Crouch & Kelly Hayes
2009, 4 Minutes, USA
Miami GLBT Film Fest 2009: “A loaf of bread translates into many possible futures for these women on their first date. A charming and sweet short.”
AND
indianapolis LGBT film festival
PRESENT THE 2009 PRIDE SCREENING
THURSDAY JUNE 11, 2009
9PM FREE TO ALL
CORNER OF NEW YORK AND EAST STREETS
ORDINARY COUPLES / EXTRAORDINARY LIVES
BY MARK LEE
Director: Mark A Lee
2008, 95 Minutes, USA
Created by Indianapolis photographer Mark A. Lee, Ordinary
Couples/ExtraOrdinary Lives! takes a look at 10 same sex
couples (5 male and 5 female) who have been together for 10
years or more. Filmed in front of a live audience at the Univer-
sity of Indianapolis, the couples have been together from 10
to 55 years. Each couple talks about everything from the
coming out process, to faith, raising families, and taking care
of your partner in the golden years, in a fun and entertaining
way. Gay and lesbian youth from IYG and Pike High School
helped do everything from building the set, to conducting the
individual interviews, and the actual filming. Background
music throughout the film is provided by local musicians John
Cannaday, Deb Mullens, Christopher "C-Ray" Ray, and the
Ensemble Voltaire, among others.
BUTTERY TOP
BY CATHERINE CROUCH & KELLY HAYES
Directors: Catherine Crouch & Kelly Hayes
2009, 4 Minutes, USA
Miami GLBT Film Fest 2009: “A loaf of bread translates into many possible futures for these women on their first date. A charming and sweet short.”
Front Porch Fridays
INRC's Front Porch Fridays
1802 N. Illinois St.
Remember a time when people met on their neighbor's front porch?
Relationships were built, resources were shared and results were obtained for the community.
INRC is bringing back this old time tradition this summer. Come share your neighborhood news, events, and stories over a tall glass of lemonade or ice cold sweet sun tea with neighbors from across the city. The atmosphere will be just right for conversation over a game of checkers, horseshoes, or cards with some old pals or new friends. Bring your lawn chairs and come join us as we meet our neighbors one Friday each month this summer:
June 5th, July 10th, and August 7th from 11:30-1:00pm at INRC.
Our June get together will feature conversations on the first chapter of the book, The Careless Society: Community and Its Counterfeits by John McKnight.
Podcast and hard copy of the chapter will be available on the INRC website at www.inrc.org next week, for more information or to RSVP call 920-0330 or namccormick@inrc.org.
1802 N. Illinois St.
Remember a time when people met on their neighbor's front porch?
Relationships were built, resources were shared and results were obtained for the community.
INRC is bringing back this old time tradition this summer. Come share your neighborhood news, events, and stories over a tall glass of lemonade or ice cold sweet sun tea with neighbors from across the city. The atmosphere will be just right for conversation over a game of checkers, horseshoes, or cards with some old pals or new friends. Bring your lawn chairs and come join us as we meet our neighbors one Friday each month this summer:
June 5th, July 10th, and August 7th from 11:30-1:00pm at INRC.
Our June get together will feature conversations on the first chapter of the book, The Careless Society: Community and Its Counterfeits by John McKnight.
Podcast and hard copy of the chapter will be available on the INRC website at www.inrc.org next week, for more information or to RSVP call 920-0330 or namccormick@inrc.org.
Pleasant Run Splash ‘N Ride
Bike Parade and dedication of spray grounds. Saturday, June 13 9 - 11 a.m.
Decorate your bikes and bring the entire family for a 6-mile loop from Ellenberger Park to Clayton & LaSalle Park and back, and celebrate the opening of Indy Parks’ newest spray grounds.
The parade will depart from Ellenberger Park at 9 a.m.
5301 E. Saint Clair St.
327-7176
Day-of registration is Saturday, June 13, from 7:30 to 8:45 a.m. at Ellenberger Park parking lot. Pre-registration is available by calling 327-PARK, but all participants
must pick up their participant number and sign a waiver the day of the event.
All participants must register for this event.
All ages are welcome to participate in this FREE event.
Children ages 13 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST WEAR A HELMET
AND MAINTAIN A SPEED OF 10 MPH OR LESS.
RAIN OR SHINE, weather permitting.
www.indyparks.org
Decorate your bikes and bring the entire family for a 6-mile loop from Ellenberger Park to Clayton & LaSalle Park and back, and celebrate the opening of Indy Parks’ newest spray grounds.
The parade will depart from Ellenberger Park at 9 a.m.
5301 E. Saint Clair St.
327-7176
Day-of registration is Saturday, June 13, from 7:30 to 8:45 a.m. at Ellenberger Park parking lot. Pre-registration is available by calling 327-PARK, but all participants
must pick up their participant number and sign a waiver the day of the event.
All participants must register for this event.
All ages are welcome to participate in this FREE event.
Children ages 13 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST WEAR A HELMET
AND MAINTAIN A SPEED OF 10 MPH OR LESS.
RAIN OR SHINE, weather permitting.
www.indyparks.org
Thursday, May 28, 2009
FringeFriday Barbecue
May 29 at the IndyFringe Building
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
It is not too late to make plains to join us and master griller Mark for a scrumptious big BBQ to kick off the summer. We can't wait to catch up with our favorite Fringers and make some new friends!
If you would enjoy Fringing for free this is a perfect opportunity to learn more about how to get involved as a volunteer.
And what would a party be without a little song and dance! Take in the love songs of Randy Strand while you have a drink and enjoy the food. Then get ready for a fast furry of dance by two of IndyFringe's contemporary dance companies.
Performers:
Motus Dance Theatre: 4th Year Fringing
Firefall Dance Theatre: 2nd Year Fringing
Singer Randy Strand with Brad Hoyt: Fringe newbie!
and few street theatre surprises!
FringeFriday is free and open to the public, so bring all your friends! (Just bring a little cash for the bar!)
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
It is not too late to make plains to join us and master griller Mark for a scrumptious big BBQ to kick off the summer. We can't wait to catch up with our favorite Fringers and make some new friends!
If you would enjoy Fringing for free this is a perfect opportunity to learn more about how to get involved as a volunteer.
And what would a party be without a little song and dance! Take in the love songs of Randy Strand while you have a drink and enjoy the food. Then get ready for a fast furry of dance by two of IndyFringe's contemporary dance companies.
Performers:
Motus Dance Theatre: 4th Year Fringing
Firefall Dance Theatre: 2nd Year Fringing
Singer Randy Strand with Brad Hoyt: Fringe newbie!
and few street theatre surprises!
FringeFriday is free and open to the public, so bring all your friends! (Just bring a little cash for the bar!)
Citizens Energy Group Proposes Prospect Reuse Vision
Citizens Energy Group is seeking community input on its Proposed Prospect Reuse Vision to redevelop the Indianapolis Coke property and adjacent parcels. For more information, please go to: www.CitizensProspectVision.com
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