The International Center aims to promote events in Indiana that highlight and celebrate cultural diversity and international relations. Whether you like to engage in international diplomacy, eat Chinese food, dance to Russian music, celebrate a French holiday, or participate in Scottish games, we hope you’ll find a way to celebrate and participate in our global city.
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Ronen continues its partnership with UIndy in a program endowed with dance. Dancer Angela Agresti’s new choreography explores the human experience of spiritual development to the music of Frank Felice’s first violin sonata, ‘A Liturgy of the Hours’; Schumann’s ‘Frauenliebe und -Leben,’ sung by Mitzi Westra, offers a similar story through a woman’s point of view. The dance continues with the original thirteen-player version of Aaron Copland’s ‘Appalachian Spring,’ under the baton of returning UIndy favorite Vu Nguyen.
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Each year, the IUPUI International Festival is a lively event for students, staff, faculty, and community members to celebrate the diversity of cultures at IUPUI and connect to international opportunities […]
Come join the German American Klub of Indianapolis as we celebrate Karneval! We’re taking inspiration from the world-famous party in our sister city, Cologne, with Dysfunktion Brass Band, comedy and […]
Indiana Partners of the Americas restauranteurs from Brazil, Eduardo Alessandri and Moacir Feldenheimer, join with Ivy Tech chef-instructor Allen Edwards and Ivy Tech culinary and hospitality students in the Ivy […]
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Join the Indianapolis-Monza Sister Cities Committee each month at Goose the Market for a wine tasting tour of the regions of Italy! About this Event With each Cellar Session, we […]
Erin Hill is a harpist & singer based out of New York City and Louisville, KY. She’s had a #1 album on the Billboard world chart and has played & […]
The final Ronen concert of the season also concludes the Edvard Grieg Society of the Great Lakes' 2019 symposium exploring the intersection of Grieg’s music with fin-de-siècle French repertoire. Ronen welcomes back Norwegian baritone Njål Sparbo, along with his compatriot, pianist Einar Røttingen, to join in the performance of works by Grieg, Tveitt, Milhaud, and Fauré.