Events

Established in 1997, the Indiana Wind Symphony is the resident concert band of the Center for the Performing Arts.  The concert will consist of the following 9 pieces that link to France either through the storyline, composer's nationality, French patriotism, or quotation of musical themes: La Père de la Victoire                         Ganne Danse Bacchanale                              Saint-Saëns Fantasy […]

"Il faut distinguer au moins deux types de degustation: l’une, technique, l’autre, hédoniste.” - Michel Dovaz, “La dégustation”, 1984. Mark your calendars: you will want to come join us to taste a selection of Bordeaux wines. This event will follow a different format than previous ones. We will have open time with a cash bar […]

Since 1985, The International Center has honored individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Indiana and the world in the fields of business, culture, education, government, medicine, media, research, sports or community service. The Board of Directors of The International Center has selected Michael I. Crowther, CEO of the Indianapolis Zoological Society, as the recipient of the […]

Discover your inner German and party at the Athenaeum, for the Athenaeum. Enjoy the Durstig Games, live Wiener Dog Races, OktoberFAST 5K run/walk, Strong Man Competition, ZwergenLand for kids, the new Bratwurst Eating Contest, German beer, German food, 2 stages of music and more. All proceeds from GermanFest benefit the maintenance and care of the […]

Heartland Film has initiated a new and unique international program called Cultural Journey, a tribute to and a celebration of the cinema, culture, and cuisine of a specific country. The program began in 2019 with a look at the explosive cinema of India. In 2018, we explored the cultural highlights of Mexico. This year, Heartland […]

October 19, 7:30 p.m. and October 20, 3:00 p.m. The influx of refugees to Ellis Island had a huge impact on shaping America’s culture, arts and society in the early 20th century. Among those who fled to escape oppression were European musicians and composers. They soon made their way to what later became Hollywood and the […]

Event details Join us for a come-and-go, family-friendly community event that will stoke positive energy in the universe! Bring your love of music and dance to create sacred symbols of the universe. Saturday, November 2, 2019 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Ivy Tech Community College IFC Illinois Fall Creek Center 2535 N. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis, […]

Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a traditional Mexican holiday that celebrates deceased family members through music, storytelling, food, and ofrendas (altars). Join us to learn more about this Mexican holiday and partake in the traditions by enjoying cultural music & storytelling, creating Mexican-inspired crafts, trying traditional food, and more! Share a photo, […]

The Indianapolis Warburg Chapter, the Indiana Council on World Affairs, and the Foundation for Lutheran Child and Family Services will host a discussion and reception with Tobias David, Chief of Staff to the Lord Mayor of Leipzig on “Remembering the Fall of the Berlin Wall: From German Unity to a New Beginning.” Tobias David, born […]

Dr. Deborah Lipstadt, an internationally-renowned Holocaust historian, will address the evolution of antisemitism as a paradigm for other forms of bigotry and hatred. Antisemitism is a complex phenomenon with varied manifestations, even in our own time. Anti-Jewish hatred has been expressed through acts of violence, legislation, and religious decree. Dr. Lipstadt will engage us in […]