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 Program Previews
Swinging My Feet
When the forces of religious intolerance emerge in communities, it is young people and artists who lead us back to inclusion, often in a spirit of innocent play.
Ashes to Ashes
Returning to his childhood lakehouse after his mother's death to spread her ashes, a man finds his Deadhead father living with a younger woman. Both must confront the truth and lies of their past.
Playing as We Age
Recapture the pleasure of childhood play and find new possibilities that fit changing lifestyles and physical capabilities as you age. Get the facts and turn playful ideas into actions.
 Spirited Chase
Go on a mystery tour of seven destinations to explore the impact and fun of play in Indy. At each location, you'll have the chance to think about play in this city in new and engaging ways.
 Live the Game
Imagine that YOU are the game piece in life-sized board games! Come alone or with a friend to enjoy a host of indoor and outdoor activities for all ages.
Veterans Reclaim Armistice Day:
Healing through the Humanities
The arts can help veterans understand and communicate their military experiences. Join veterans, their families, and the community to listen to or share stories through visual, performance, and written art. | 
by David Wantz, University of Indianapolis
