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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This powerful exhibit highlights women from all over the world whose contributions have made significant global impact. Hear from local sheroes during our International Women’s Gathering on March 9 from […]
Our annual art show brings together over 100 works from over 40 artists hailing from over 20 different countries. Meet the artists of WAX during the Artist Reception on April […]
Belief, Violence and Resilience in the Mythic West Spanning more than 200 years up to modern day, Acts of Faith embraces a multi-faceted perspective and explores the many ways diverse religious practices […]
Discover the thought provoking work of Congolese artist, Jean Claude Lofenia in this Africa Day exhibition. Meet JC and enjoy the celebration during the African Unity Fest: May 25 from […]
Please come and join in celebrating the International Eid and Afghan New Year (Nowruz) on June 2nd from 2-5 pm at Indy's Global Village !
Celebrate the 2024 Taiwanese Heritage Week Asian Pacific Heritage Month with a percussion show from the Ten-Drum Art Percussion Group from Taiwan! Admission is FREE and doors open at 6:30 […]
Discover our collection of artifacts and objects related to music. Plus, play a variety of instruments in this global music exhibit.
This powerful exhibit captures the historical Black Experience in a timeline from the Transatlantic Slave Trade through Black Lives Matter. Join us for our Juneteenth Celebration on June 22 from […]
Loving Day stands as an annual national celebration on June 12, commemorating the pivotal 1967 United States Supreme Court decision, Loving v. Virginia, which dismantled all state laws prohibiting interracial […]
Juneteenth: A Brief History On June 19, 1865, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued, federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas to ensure all enslaved people were […]