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Healthy soil plays a vital role in enabling resilient agriculture that produces abundant, secure, healthy food for a growing population. High functioning soils prevent runoff, erosion, degradation of water and air quality, and more, and have a direct impact on our changing climate by sequestering large amounts of carbon. They may also help improve the nutrient density of our food. By ignoring the needs of the vital living ecosystems directly beneath our feet, we can expect to lose much of the world’s topsoil within a single generation and see a needless rise in the accumulation of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere.
Join us for a special two-part online event series where we’ll explore why soil health matters, how it’s related to our worsening climate crisis, and what individuals and communities can do to protect it.
Register for free: https://bit.ly/pci-dirtonsoil
JUNE 16 @ 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM PT
In the first half of our two-part online event series on Thursday, June 16, we’ll learn why soil matters and how the health of our soil has a direct correlation to the worsening climate crisis.
JUNE 23 @ 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM PT
During the second event, we’ll hear from experts working in this important field how individuals and communities can regenerate and protect healthy soil locally, nationally, and globally
Register for free: https://bit.ly/pci-dirtonsoil
***When you register, you’ll automatically be able to attend both sessions***
***Donate $25 or more to receive recordings of both events***
Tags: soil, ecology, conservation, nonprofit, sustainability
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IGNITE at Union Chapel Indy: June 19 at 5:00 p.m.
You’re invited to an evening of music, conversation, and storytelling featuring Classical Pianist & Music Sociologist JOSHUA A. THOMPSON. Based on the song “My Petition” by Jill Scott, Thompson combines musical storytelling with socio-historical context to question the church’s role and set of responsibilities in the 21st century as congregations wrestle with reconciliation and their duty to community. Dinner will be offered for free as we not only are inspired through music and storytelling, but also through conversations meant to challenge us and help us grow. My Petition: Arts, Activism, and Religious Reconciliation will certainly be an event that you won’t want to miss!
IGNITE at Union Chapel Indy is located at 2720 E 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46240.
For more information, please contact Associate Pastor, Jacob Tipantasig-Wolverton at [email protected] or through the church office (317) 846-3429.
Tags: Live Music, storytelling, art, Classical Pianist Joshua A. Thompson
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This year, Flanner House is celebrating numerous milestones at this year’s Juneteenth Celebration! The event will cover the 3rd anniversary of Cleo’s Bodega & Café, the 1st anniversary of Ujamaa Community Bookstore, and the ribbon-cutting of Flanner House’s brand new African-centered mental wellness house called Morningstar.
There will be food, music, shopping, historical reenactments, and much more!
FREE EVENT! ALL ARE WELCOME!
To apply to be a vendor, register here:
https://surveyheart.com/form/605106413f5acf30ee66b4c0
**Vendor registration closes on June 3, 2022**
°°**NO EXCEPTIONS**°°
Tags: Live Music, Festival, art, ribbon-cutting, food
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Welcome to the information page for the annual Irvington Community Yard Sale!
June 18th & 19th from 8am-4pm.
Market on the Pensy Trail with over 70 vendors and a neighborhood full of yard sales! Links to the map containing the list of participating homes will be given as we approach the date, so be on the lookout here!
Look for signs on East Washington Street and S Audubon Road!
Bring coins and cash and rain date will be set for the following weekend.
Tags: Annual Irvington Community Yard Sale, community
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Saturday, June 18th
Shred is Dead returns!
* SHRED IS DEAD
Progressive instrumental and vocal performances of The Grateful Dead & Jerry Garcia Band, harvesting a pure blend of inspirational jams and fierce rock n roll. Led by guitarist Marcus Rezak with an all-star group of musicians from across the universe
Tickets on sale now:
Advance: $12
Day of show: $15
The Mousetrap
21+
5565 N. Keystone Ave
Indianapolis, IN
Tags: Live Music, Shred is Dead, Grateful Dead, Marcus Rezak, Jerry Garcia
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BEHOLD OPEN, EARNEST TUNES PRESENTED BY THE SINGER SONGWRITER SPIRITS OF:
The Bellow Cranes
https://www.bellowcranes.com/
Awetree
https://awetree.bandcamp.com/track/wish-you-well-dishes-song
DETAILS:
All ages
$10
Doors 7pm, show 8pm
Beer/wine for 21+
VAX/NEG TEST REQ
Tags: The Bellow Cranes, Awetree, art, live music
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Welcome to the information page for the annual Irvington Community Yard Sale!
June 18th & 19th from 8am-4pm.
Market on the Pensy Trail with over 70 vendors and a neighborhood full of yard sales! Links to the map containing the list of participating homes will be given as we approach the date, so be on the lookout here!
Look for signs on East Washington Street and S Audubon Road!
Bring coins and cash and rain date will be set for the following weekend.
Tags: Annual Irvington Community Yard Sale, community
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Record Store Day Drop 2022
The Record Store Day folks have a special drop date this year to cover all the titles not released on RSD in April. We’ll have all the titles available first thing in the morning on June 18. Find dozens and dozens of exclusive RSD releases at 8 AM sharp.
For the early risers, we are offering:
– Free coffee to the first 15 people in line
– First 50 customers entered into a raffle drawing for a giveaway for two four packs of free weekend passes to this year’s Back Alley Ballyhoo psychedelic festival
Tags: Record Store Day Drop 2022, Square Cat Vinyl
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Stranger Attractions Presents
CANCERSLUG (Legendary Horror Punk from Huntsville, AL)
https://cancerslug.bandcamp.com/
DOPE SWEATER
https://dopesweater.bandcamp.com/
*show will follow an early PRN Show at Black Circle on this evening
Doors at 10pm Show at 10:30pm
$10 ALL AGES
Tags: CANCERSLUG, DOPE SWEATER, Live Music, Stranger Attractions
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Friday, June 17th
Rob Dixon Trilogy
with Goldie
$7 advance
$10 at the door
21+
The Mousetrap
5565 N. Keystone Ave
Indianapolis, IN
Tags: Live Music, jazz, Rob Dixon Trilogy, Goldie
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AMBIENT FRIDAY SHOWCASE TO ELICIT CATHARSIS AND REDUCE STRESS
FEATURING:
Psychic (Bloomington ambient/psych guitar duo)
https://psychicsound.bandcamp.com/
Wayne Robert Thomas
https://waynerobertthomas.bandcamp.com/
Airport People
https://airportpeople.bandcamp.com/
Solid Squares
https://solidsquares.bandcamp.com/
DETAILS
Doors 7pm, show 8pm
Lounging encouraged
All ages
$10
Beer/wine for 21+
PROOF OF VAX/NEG TEST
Tags: Psychic, Wayne Robert Thomas, Airport People, Solid Squares, Live Music, Art, Healer
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Hyryder is back in Muncie, at Be Here Now’s Outdoor Stage! Tickets are on sale now! scoop them up!⚡✨💀🌹
Tags: Live Music, Grateful Dead, Hyryder
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🎶 Part of The Alley Sessions 🎶
🍻 Party starts at 6 PM
🎤 Show starts at 7 PM
🧡 FREE to the public
🎫 Reservations are suggested if you would like to sit at a table, as table space is limited. 🪑 Otherwise, bring a lawn chair and sit wherever you like – it’s a party, after all! 🎉
🎶 About the Show 🎶
Clint Breeze is the artistic persona of Indianapolis-based drummer and hip-hop producer, Carrington Clinton. The Groove is an all-star lineup of Indy-based jazz musicians (Nick Tucker – bass, Jared Thompson – saxophone, Joel Tucker – guitar, Christopher Pitts – piano, Zachary Finnegan – trumpet, frontman Pernell from Pike – vocalist/emcee, and led by Clint Breeze – drummer/beatmaker) whose talents combine to create an energetic blend of jazz-fusion + hip-hop.
Clint Breeze and The Groove has shared the stage with Trombone Shorty, Durand Jones and The Indications, and The Commonheart, and has headlined several festivals in Indianapolis including Greece and Indy Jazz Fest. Clint Breeze and The Groove released their debut studio EP Arrival in April 2019. Their first full-length album, Endtime Overture, was released in the Summer of 2020. In 2016, Breeze released Nappy Head, an album that highlights the socio-political climate of Black America featuring the artistic signatures of over two dozen rappers, musicians, singers, and poets – including collaborations with artists Oreo Jones, Drayco, Flaco, and Sirius Blvck to name a few. Nappy Head generated a buzz around Indy and established itself as a local classic and received critical acclaim from music writer Kyle Long who covers the band regularly for Indianapolis’ NPR affiliate (WFYI) and Indy’s alternative newsweekly (NUVO).
Tags: Live Music, Clint Breeze & The Groove
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Come hang out with @indycraftivist @lapislilymarket this Friday from 4pm to 7pm outside of @bazaar.oh.vintage. Come check out the new creations we have been working on.
@indianapolis #indykeepscreating
Little Shop of Vintage in Irvington featuring local artists and artisans in addition to terrific vintage finds! Furniture, Vinyl, Funky Stuff, Cassettes, ephemera, and always adding more!
Tags: upcycling, recycling, arts & crafts, art, sustainbility
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IndyMojo is proud to bring you your weekly dose of bass fueled mischief – for 12 years and counting…..
~ALTERED THURZDAZE~
with special guests…..
* DR. OZI
Never Say Die
https://www.droziofficial.com/
Support from:
* SLO BOI x UPPRZ
* RAVAGE
* APOLLO
The Mousetrap
5565 N. Keystone Ave
Indianapolis, IN
21+
Tags: DR. OZI, SLO BOI, UPPRZ, RAVAGE, APOLLO, Live Music, EDM
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SOULFUL SOUNDS AND ANGULAR RIFFS SURGICAL AND SUBLIME
FEATURING:
Wampus Milk Daddies
https://wampusmilkdaddies.bandcamp.com/
Alluvial Fans (Detroit)
https://alluvialfans.bandcamp.com/
The Sick Boy Method
https://thesickboymethod.bandcamp.com/
DETAILS:
Doors 7pm, show 8pm
All ages
$10
Beer/wine for 21+
PROOF OF VAX/NEG TEST REQ
Tags: Wampus Milk Daddies, Alluvial Fans (Detroit), The Sick Boy Method, Live Music, Healer, Art
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Stranger Attractions Presents
The PRIMITIVE MAN 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY TOUR!!
PRIMITIVE MAN (Relapse Records)
https://primitivemandoom.bandcamp.com/music
MORTIFERUM (Profound Lore)
https://mortiferum.bandcamp.com/
JARHEAD FERTILIZER (featuring members of FULL OF HELL)
https://jarheadfertilizeroc.bandcamp.com/music
BODY VOID (New England)
https://bodyvoid.bandcamp.com/music
ELIZABETH COLOUR WHEEL
https://elizabethcolourwheel.bandcamp.com/music
Doors at 7 Show at 7:30
$16adv $20dos
Tags: PRIMITIVE MAN (Relapse Records), MORTIFERUM (Profound Lore), JARHEAD FERTILIZER (featuring members of FULL OF HELL), BODY VOID (New England), Live Music, ELIZABETH COLOUR WHEEL, metal
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Healthy soil plays a vital role in enabling resilient agriculture that produces abundant, secure, healthy food for a growing population. High functioning soils prevent runoff, erosion, degradation of water and air quality, and more, and have a direct impact on our changing climate by sequestering large amounts of carbon. They may also help improve the nutrient density of our food. By ignoring the needs of the vital living ecosystems directly beneath our feet, we can expect to lose much of the world’s topsoil within a single generation and see a needless rise in the accumulation of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere.
Join us for a special two-part online event series where we’ll explore why soil health matters, how it’s related to our worsening climate crisis, and what individuals and communities can do to protect it.
Register for free: https://bit.ly/pci-dirtonsoil
JUNE 16 @ 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM PT
In the first half of our two-part online event series on Thursday, June 16, we’ll learn why soil matters and how the health of our soil has a direct correlation to the worsening climate crisis.
JUNE 23 @ 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM PT
During the second event, we’ll hear from experts working in this important field how individuals and communities can regenerate and protect healthy soil locally, nationally, and globally
Register for free: https://bit.ly/pci-dirtonsoil
***When you register, you’ll automatically be able to attend both sessions***
***Donate $25 or more to receive recordings of both events***
Tags: soil, ecology, conservation, nonprofit, sustainability
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Applications are now open for the Global Forest Watch (GFW) Small Grants Fund 2023 grant cycle ! The GFW Small Grants Fund seeks to build capacity of civil society organizations to effectively use GFW tools and data to reduce illegal or unplanned deforestation.
To learn more before you apply, join us for the 2023 GFW Small Grants Fund webinar on June 16 at 9:00am ET.
Register here: https://gfw.global/3atJIxf
During the webinar, we will provide an overview of the 2023 application process and host a live demo of the GFW platform and its near real-time data. There will be an opportunity for questions at the end.
Please visit the Small Grants Fund webpage for more information or contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions or feedback prior to the webinar.
Tags: Global Forest Watch (GFW) Small Grants Fund 2023 grant cycle, nonprofit, sustainability, nature, ecology, conservation
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Join us for our Historic Neighborhoods of Indianapolis series where we focus on different historic neighborhoods around town!
About this event:
How are Washington, DC and Indianapolis the same; and different? Learn about the 1821 plan co-developed by Alexander Ralston in 1821 for the City of Indianapolis modeled after L’Enfant’s plan for Washington, DC. This program will be presented by Meg Storrow.
About the Presenter:
Meg Storrow is a landscape architect and city planner who has worked on registering multiple properties on the National Register, including the Indianapolis Historic Park and Boulevard National Register Listing, the Fort Wayne Historic Park and Boulevard listing and the Columbus Indiana National Historic Landmarks Theme Study. She and her co-principal and husband, John Kinsella founded Storrow Kinsella Associates, an award-winning planning, urban design and landscape firm focused on strategies, places and connections in the public realm. Learn more about their work at: www/storrowkinsella.com.
About this Series:
This event is part of a series presented by the Indianapolis Propylaeum focusing on different historic neighborhoods of Indianapolis. From Meridian Place, to Ransom Place, to Lockerbie, and more. Local experts and enthusiasts will discuss the history, architecture, and historical significance neighborhoods throughout Indianapolis and will share photos and stories from past and present.
About the Propylaeum:
The Propylaeum is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Our mission is to be the place that celebrates and connects women. We value women’s leadership, arts and culture, and historic preservation.
For more information please visit https://www.thepropylaeum.org/
Tags: Indianapolis, History, nonprofit, Indianapolis Propylaeum
