Palm Sunday Tornadoes Exhibit
Greentown Historical Society History Center 103 E. Main St., GreentownLearn about the deadly 1965 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak and its impact on the people of Greentown, Indiana.
Free
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Windows into History: Discovering Columbia City’s Past
Downtown Columbia City 108 S. Chauncey St., Columbia CityCelebrate local history, spark curiosity, and rediscover downtown—one window at a time—in Columbia City, Indiana.
Free
Zine Machine Launch Party at Tomorrow Bookstore!
Tomorrow Bookstore 882 Massachusetts Ave, IndianapolisZine Machine is a new lit mag and actual zine-vending machine! Celebrate Zine Machine’s official launch at Tomorrow Bookstore with DIY zines, treats, and prizes. Superfans will be wearing our signature shade...
The Book Fairy at Proof
Indiana Humanities 1500 N Delaware St., IndianapolisThe Book Fairy (AKA Sylvia—a gutted 1965 Avion trailer) is a mobile kid's bookstore with a big heart and an even bigger mission: to bring books and the joy of...
Conversation with Arriel Vinson and Leah Johnson
Sanctuary at Redeemer Presbyterian Church 1505 N Delaware St., IndianapolisAbout the Authors Arriel Vinson is a Reese's Book Club LitUp Fellow and Midwesterner who writes about being young, Black, and in search of freedom. She earned her MFA in...
To Be a Bookfluencer: Building Online Literary Communities
Speck Gallery 1505 N. Delaware St., IndianapolisJoin two Indianapolis-based social media influencers whose reach extends far beyond the Midwest for a conversation about online literary communities. Nathan Shuherk (@schizophrenicreads) and Sydney Adams (@sydsydbookworrom_) have built followings...
Sacred Stories: Writing About Spirituality For Children
Indiana Humanities 1500 N Delaware St., IndianapolisA Conversation With Rabbi Sandy Sasso And Dr. Joseph L. Tucker Edmonds Join Rabbi Sandy Eisenberg Sasso and Dr. Joseph L. Tucker Edmonds for a dynamic conversation on how to...
Conversation with Bernardo Wade and Ross Gay
Sanctuary at Redeemer Presbyterian Church 1505 N Delaware St., IndianapolisAbout the Authors Born and raised in New Orleans, Bernardo Wade tries at poems, catches elbows on the court, and wanders around the Bay—occasionally on Stanford’s campus as a Wallace...