92 County Walk The campus, constructed from 1999 to 2002, is also home to 92 County Walk. This permanent experience features 92 sculptures,… Read More »92 County Walk
Al Green’s Drive-in Al Green, his siblings Belle Green and Nate Green, and their father founded Al Green’s Drive-in in 1947. Unable to… Read More »Al Green’s Drive-in
American Piano Awards American Piano Awards is a non-profit arts organization that supports the careers of young, American, world-class jazz and classical pianists… Read More »American Piano Awards
Amos C. Brown III (Dec.18, 1950-Nov. 6, 2015). A Chicago native, Amos Brown attended Northwestern University and majored in broadcasting. During his time at… Read More »Amos C. Brown III
Andre B. Lacy (Sept. 12, 1939-Nov. 30, 2017). The son of Howard John Lacy II and , Andre B. Lacy was born in… Read More »Andre B. Lacy
Ardath Yates Burkhart (Sept. 2, 1905-Dec. 8, 1983). Ardath Yates was born in Vincent and grew up in Oaktown, Indiana. She graduated from… Read More »Ardath Yates Burkhart
Arts Council of Indianapolis Incorporated in October 1987, the Arts Council of Indianapolis was organized by the (GIPC) as the city’s arts advocacy agency.… Read More »Arts Council of Indianapolis
Barbara Evans Zimmer (Dec. 13, 1929-Aug. 15, 2010). Barbara Jean Evans Zimmer was born on December 13, 1929, in Minneapolis, though she lived… Read More »Barbara Evans Zimmer
Battle of Pogue’s Run The Battle of Pogue’s Run is the derisive name that the gave to events surrounding a stormy session of the… Read More »Battle of Pogue’s Run
Beurt SerVaas (May 7, 1918-February 2, 2014) Beurt SerVaas was an Indianapolis native known for the integral role he played between the… Read More »Beurt SerVaas
