Adult

A variety of events and programs geared for adults.

Registration required.

Indigenous Music in the 21st Century

Saturday, May 1 | 2-3 pm | Virtual

Growing Nature by Gardening with Native Plants

Wednesday, May 19 | 6:30-7:30 pm | Virtual

Celebrate the diverse sounds of today’s Native America and its greatest artists with music historian/radio show host Craig Harris. Through live performance, videos, and discussion, you’ll discover the thriving and evolving contemporary Native American music scene, which often blends elements of rock, punk, hip hop, jazz, and other genres with their own traditions. A virtual introduction to how you can support and preserve biodiversity by gardening with native wildflowers and grasses. Learn about the necessity of native plants in the food web for our local furry and feathered friends, the benefits of growing native plants versus non-native plants, and tips on how you can “grow nature” by creating your own beautiful native plant garden.

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Programs for Adults

Bollywood for Beginners

Bollywood is a fusion of traditional and classical Indian dances with the influence of some jazz, hip-hop, and modern dance. It is a creative mixture of technique, energy, and emotion but most of all massive fun! Learn poses, hand and foot movements, expression, and grace—all integral parts of Bollywood dance. The meanings of the songs are explored, and participants will dance and act them out. Open to adults and teens (grades 6-12).

Wednesday, July 7 | 7-7:45 pm | Virtual

Much Ado About Shakespeare

This virtual workshop, led by a Brown Box Theatre teaching artist, will give a basic introduction to Shakespeare’s play Much Ado About Nothing. Participants will get a brief rundown of the plot and characters, then dive into specific text selections from the show. The teaching artist will discuss Shakespeare’s rhythm and meter and then encourage participants to perform the words themselves.

Tuesday, July 20 | 7-8 pm | Virtual Introduction to Peaceful Meditation

Join us for a virtual talk and guided meditation from Kadampa Meditation Center Indianapolis. Learn about using practical meditation methods to unlock the peace and happiness that we all want for ourselves and everyone else. This feeling of inner peace helps us cope with our busy, difficult, and uncertain daily life. This inner peace we can develop will help our mind become more balanced, positive, and harmonious with others. Everyone is welcome and no previous meditation experience is required.

Thursday, May 6 | 6:30-7:30 pm | Virtual

QPR Suicide Prevention Training

Attendees will be trained by QPR Certified Gatekeeper Instructor, Kristen Seibert, and will learn how to recognize the warning signs of suicide, how to offer hope, and how to get help and save a life. For adults and teens in grades 6 & up.

Wednesday, May 12 | 7-8 pm | Virtual Fins, Furs, and Feathers: A-List Animals (A Tails and Tales program)

While classic Hollywood had its fair share of human actors, many memorable animal stars also enjoyed success and the appreciation of audiences all over the world. Join film historian Dr. Annette Bochenek as she presents about a variety of animal performers, their careers, and their legacies today. This virtual program will include a multimedia presentation consisting of photos, video clips, and captivating stories.

Saturday, June 5 | 2-3 pm | Virtual

Community Blood Drives

Your community needs you! Did you know that one pint of blood can save three lives? Sign-up to donate blood at one of our blood drives!

Wednesday, May 19 | 1-5 pm | Noblesville (parking lot)

Friday, July 16 | 12-4:45 pm | Fishers