Join a prominent scholar and researcher to learn about toxic heritage and how environmental harm and advocacy are part of Indianapolis’s past, present, and future.

Join fellow educators to learn about the Levi and Catharine Coffin State Historic Site, explore its significant role in the Underground Railroad in Indiana, and develop curriculum to teach the subject in the classroom.

Join fellow comedy lovers each month for a screening of a funny film adaptation. The next evening, discuss how the film compares to its novel source material.

Join fellow comedy lovers each month for a screening of a funny film adaptation. The next evening, discuss how the film compares to its novel source material.

Learn how to engage in productive discussions in an effort to increase civility within difficult sociopolitical conversations.

Join Conner Prairie for a talk about how Hoosiers resisted the Ku Klux Klan in Indiana in the 1920s.

Join Freetown Village’s monthly conversation with historians, researchers, and educators to discuss topics related to Indiana’s Black heritage.

Step into the fascinating world of one of quilting’s most mysterious figures in this illuminating lecture on Hubert Ver Mehren and his significant impact on the quilt world of the 1930s.

Join fellow comedy lovers each month for a screening of a funny film adaptation. The next evening, discuss how the film compares to its novel source material.

Join fellow comedy lovers each month for a screening of a funny film adaptation. The next evening, discuss how the film compares to its novel source material.

Take a walk through history and step into the stories of Auburn, Indiana, to get a fresh perspective on this vibrant northeast Indiana city.

Join other historical building enthusiasts to learn from experts how to research the rich histories of old structures (including your home).

Join fellow comedy lovers each month for a screening of a funny film adaptation. The next evening, discuss how the film compares to its novel source material.

Join fellow comedy lovers each month for a screening of a funny film adaptation. The next evening, discuss how the film compares to its novel source material.

Join fellow comedy lovers each month for a screening of a funny film adaptation. The next evening, discuss how the film compares to its novel source material.

Join fellow comedy lovers each month for a screening of a funny film adaptation. The next evening, discuss how the film compares to its novel source material.

Join Indiana’s Historic Pathways for a workshop about the Buffalo Trace. Geared toward third- and fourth-grade teachers, the workshop shares the history of this early route through southern Indiana and offers ideas on how to incorporate the information into the classroom via hands-on activities.

Join this hands-on workshop exploring strategies to preserve and creatively use historical objects of personal significance such as cherished photos, letters, recipes, or mementos.