Events

In Celebration of Native Cultures About: Shop for jewelry, pottery, paintings, beadwork and more from more than 140 artists from across the United States and Canada. Enjoy cultural performances including music, dance and storytelling, and family art-making activities while eating fry bread and other food from local vendors. Ticket Information: Members: FREE (named members on […]

They played music professionally before the war. After fighting in some of the fiercest battles of Russia’s war against Ukraine and recovering from injuries, they get back to playing. Cultural Forces, the cultural arm of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, is bringing five musicians for a tour in US to thank the American people for […]

This powerful event features moving performances from local historians and poets. Enjoy period and contemporary performances and support local black businesses in our Black Market. Don’t forget to try the soul food samplings. Family friendly event.

Owned and operated by the Arts Council of Indianapolis, the Artsgarden is an iconic venue in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. This performance will be inside, and ample seating will be available. They played music professionally before the war. After fighting in some of the fiercest battles of Russia’s war against Ukraine and recovering from […]

Exploring the collective culture and community built from DACA, Dreamer, and immigrant resilience. This panel is presented by the Indianapolis Mayor's Office of International and Latino Affairs and the Immigrant Heritage Month Committee.   Register on Zoom.   

This exhibit showcases the culture, food, industry, population and more about Onitsha, the crossroads of Nigeria. Join us for the Discover Onitsha Celebration on July 27.

Hear from officials from Onitsha, one of Indianapolis’ Sister Cities regarding the relations between both cities along with a festive dinner and a variety of performances. Time and ticket information TBD.

For a uniquely worldly dining experience, join West Fork Whiskey for Global Eats, where you can sample local chefs’ dishes inspired by cultures from around the globe. Plus, proceeds go to a non-profit in the community.

Discover the shared history of over 20 Latino countries in this exhibit honoring the diverse heritage of one of the world’s most influential ethnic groups. Join us for our annual Latino Heritage Celebration on September 28 from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm.

Check out this event featuring INTLCTR intern, Brock Worrell! We invite you to join us at the beautiful lawns of Coxhall Gardens! Admission is FREE! Bring chairs or a blanket. You are welcome to bring refreshments. Shakespeare’s Richard III is set in the late 15th century and during the War of the Roses, a series […]