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Light, Living, Laughter, and Hope
Saturday, November 8, 7:00-9:00 PM
$20 / $15 students and retirees
Stories and songs are masterfully intertwined to illuminate the presence of the sacred throughout life's journey.
More info.
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Musical Journeys of Immigrant Composers
Monday, November 10, 7:30-9:00 PM
Free admission
Hear performances and learn about the music and life of composers who fled the oppression of their homeland in search of freedom. Read more.
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Celebrations
Friday, November 14, 7:00-8:30 PM
Free admission
Live performances, storytelling, and an art exhibit celebrate the journey and achievements of four Indianapolis African American women. Read more.
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Wilderness to World Class City
Tuesday, November 11, 7:00-8:30 PM (doors open at 6:30 PM)
$5 / Free for children 12 & under
Song, dance, historical photographs, and narration combine to tell the story of Indianapolis in this original Claude McNeal musical performed by high school students. Find out more.
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Spirit Slam
Friday, November 14, 7:00-9:00 PM
Free admission
Spoken-word performances showcase the artistic relationship to sacred texts as local youth and adults interpret JOURNEY-themed scripture from the Hebrew Bible and Christian New Testament. More info.
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Life Dances
Sunday, November 9, 2:00-4:00 PM
Free admission
Dancers interpret the lives of community elders in a multimedia performance that combines storytelling, projected images, and dance. Find out more.
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Don't forget about our October Preview Events!
The Objects We keep: Making a New Place Home exhibit at the Indiana State Museum is this Wednesday, October 15th. Come learn about the journey from a known place to a new place, and how we use objects to make those places feel like home.
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Festival in the News!
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Spirit & Place Blog:
It's all about Indy
Amanda Dorman
Indianapolis has received no shortage of national attention in the past few months. The Chicago Tribune wrote that Indianapolis feels "progressive - some might even say hip." In an article about affordable American travel, theWall St. Cheat Sheet wrote, "it's all about Indiana."
Having lived in Indianapolis all my life, I feel this change too. Last summer my professional journey led me from Carmel to Downtown Indy. Although only 30 minutes apart, my lifestyle Downtown is quite different: I walk to work every day, I can visit the farmers market on my lunch break, I have access to the Cultural Trail within steps of my apartment and I no longer have to stress about UBER-ing it home on the weekends (I live within four blocks of Mass Ave). Read more.
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