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Join us for a presentation by Brendan Ballou, author of "Plunder: Private Equity's Plan to Pillage America", as he sheds light on how private equity firms are actively reshaping American business. By using legal loopholes, these entities avoid […]
In celebration of Juneteenth, a federally designated holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans, Indiana Landmarks Black Heritage Preservation Program presents a special concert highlighting the history of gospel and blues music and its ties to Black […]
Renowned for his meticulous renderings of Indiana landmarks, artist Harry A. Davis Jr. (1914-2006) inspires a devoted following among Hoosier art and architecture enthusiasts. From figurative work that captured scenes from his rural Indiana upbringing to the paintings […]
Commissioned by the State of Indiana for the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair, American painter Thomas Hart Benton, known for his realism in depicting everyday American life, created a 250-foot-long mural of Indiana’s culture and industry, illustrating scenes from […]
A monthly conversation with historians, researchers, and educators to discuss topics related to Indiana’s African American heritage. Sponsored by Indiana Landmarks’ Black Heritage Preservation Program, Indiana Humanities, IUPUI Africana Studies, and Association of the Study of African American […]
As Indianapolis’s oldest general contractor, the Jungclaus-Campbell Company, founded in 1875, holds a treasure trove of resources related to construction of some of the city’s greatest landmarks, including the Coca-Cola Bottling Company (now Bottleworks), Madam C. J. Walker […]
Indianapolis artist Celestine Bloomfield brings us the story of the Bottleworks Hotel. Hendricks Commercial Properties transformed the former Coca-Cola bottling plant and won Indiana Landmarks’ 2023 Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration. The deluxe hotel is centerpiece of the […]
Join us (in person or online) for our monthly conversation with historians, researchers, and educators as we discuss topics related to Indiana’s Black heritage. For February, our guest speaker Leon Bates (Local historian, veteran, and educator) will introduce […]
In her talk, “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian Vision: from Jacobs 1 to Samara and Beyond,” Barbara Gordon, executive director of the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, gives an in-depth look into the philosophy and restoration challenges surrounding Wright’s […]
Explore architecture, history, preservation, and tradition at four historic Indianapolis churches, each decorated for the holidays. Tourgoers can also visit Goulding & Wood Pipe Organ Builders, located inside the historic Jungclaus-Campbell complex on Indianapolis’s Massachusetts Avenue, for a […]
Join Caleb Legg, parishioner and historian of Saint Rita Catholic Church in Indianapolis, as he shares the church’s cultural heritage and breath-taking Mid-Century Modern architecture in an illustrated talk at Indiana Landmarks Center. Since it was established in […]
The return of a popular favorite! Featuring the legendary Everett Greene, this concert is another entry point to choral music with a tribute to vocal jazz and the Great American Songbook. Everett Greene, Guest Artist Eric Stark, Artistic […]
The oldest known celebration marking the end of slavery in the United States, Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union troops arrived on Galveston Island with word that the Civil War was over and enslaved people were free. […]
A trio of artists offer interpretations inspired by the natural world During the pandemic, nature became a respite and sanctuary for healing. In turn, it flourished as our modern lives paused. Our air quality improved, animal and plant […]
Cemeteries get a lot of attention as settings for ghost stories and scary movies, but they weren’t always regarded as eerie or haunted places. In the mid-nineteenth century, picturesque cemeteries provided a model for our first public parks, […]
Conducted by Music Director Matthew Kraemer Rediscover your favorite ICO holiday tradition as the Christmas portion of Handel’s Messiah returns with a choir and soloists. The festive sounds of the season continue with Bach’s Christmas Oratorio: Cantatas No. […]
The creation of art is a subjective undertaking. Even when two people have the same style, subtle differences emerge; each artist expresses concepts according to personal artistic ideas. “XPRESSIONZ,” a group show organized by Clayton Hamilton for InSight […]
Artists find the extraordinary in the ordinary, exploring abstractions in the relationship between form and color in natural objects such as flowers and trees to create thought-provoking pieces. On February 7 in a First Friday Art Show in […]
