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Reserve your tour today!Securing the Vote: Women’s Suffrage in Indiana, explores how women across Indiana passionately labored for suffrage through countless meetings, campaigns and grassroots efforts.
Before the 1850s, Indiana women had few legal rights and no political power. In 1851, Amanda Way, a Quaker from Randolph County, decided it was time to talk about this and initiated the first Indiana Woman’s Rights Convention in Dublin, Indiana. This meeting became an annual gathering and from it came the Indiana Woman’s Rights Association.Discover even more about the Women in Indiana throughout the years who secured the vote for Women of Today.
Tags: nonprofit, social justice, suffrage, women’s right to vote
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Reserve your tour today!Securing the Vote: Women’s Suffrage in Indiana, explores how women across Indiana passionately labored for suffrage through countless meetings, campaigns and grassroots efforts.
Before the 1850s, Indiana women had few legal rights and no political power. In 1851, Amanda Way, a Quaker from Randolph County, decided it was time to talk about this and initiated the first Indiana Woman’s Rights Convention in Dublin, Indiana. This meeting became an annual gathering and from it came the Indiana Woman’s Rights Association.Discover even more about the Women in Indiana throughout the years who secured the vote for Women of Today.
Tags: nonprofit, social justice, suffrage, women’s right to vote
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Reserve your tour today!Securing the Vote: Women’s Suffrage in Indiana, explores how women across Indiana passionately labored for suffrage through countless meetings, campaigns and grassroots efforts.
Before the 1850s, Indiana women had few legal rights and no political power. In 1851, Amanda Way, a Quaker from Randolph County, decided it was time to talk about this and initiated the first Indiana Woman’s Rights Convention in Dublin, Indiana. This meeting became an annual gathering and from it came the Indiana Woman’s Rights Association.Discover even more about the Women in Indiana throughout the years who secured the vote for Women of Today.
Tags: nonprofit, social justice, suffrage, women’s right to vote
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Join the whole band as we hang out on zoom and chat with you about what’s up, and bring in some dope ass guests.
Friday, September 11, 2020
9:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Special Guest Katie Romich
Friday, September 18, 2020
9:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Special Guest: Branjae
Friday, September 25, 2020
9:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Special Guest: Nelini Stamp
Friday, October 2, 2020
9:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Special Guest: Tracie McMillan
Friday, October 9, 2020
9:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Special Guest: TBA
Tags: Live Music, streaming, Gangstagrass, Katie Romich, Branjae, Nelini Stamp,Tracie McMillan
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Reserve your tour today!Securing the Vote: Women’s Suffrage in Indiana, explores how women across Indiana passionately labored for suffrage through countless meetings, campaigns and grassroots efforts.
Before the 1850s, Indiana women had few legal rights and no political power. In 1851, Amanda Way, a Quaker from Randolph County, decided it was time to talk about this and initiated the first Indiana Woman’s Rights Convention in Dublin, Indiana. This meeting became an annual gathering and from it came the Indiana Woman’s Rights Association.Discover even more about the Women in Indiana throughout the years who secured the vote for Women of Today.
Tags: nonprofit, social justice, suffrage, women’s right to vote
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Reserve your tour today!Securing the Vote: Women’s Suffrage in Indiana, explores how women across Indiana passionately labored for suffrage through countless meetings, campaigns and grassroots efforts.
Before the 1850s, Indiana women had few legal rights and no political power. In 1851, Amanda Way, a Quaker from Randolph County, decided it was time to talk about this and initiated the first Indiana Woman’s Rights Convention in Dublin, Indiana. This meeting became an annual gathering and from it came the Indiana Woman’s Rights Association.Discover even more about the Women in Indiana throughout the years who secured the vote for Women of Today.
Tags: nonprofit, social justice, suffrage, women’s right to vote
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Reserve your tour today!Securing the Vote: Women’s Suffrage in Indiana, explores how women across Indiana passionately labored for suffrage through countless meetings, campaigns and grassroots efforts.
Before the 1850s, Indiana women had few legal rights and no political power. In 1851, Amanda Way, a Quaker from Randolph County, decided it was time to talk about this and initiated the first Indiana Woman’s Rights Convention in Dublin, Indiana. This meeting became an annual gathering and from it came the Indiana Woman’s Rights Association.Discover even more about the Women in Indiana throughout the years who secured the vote for Women of Today.
Tags: nonprofit, social justice, suffrage, women’s right to vote
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Presented by Centerpoint Brewing
Free || All Ages
Third Tuesday of every month!
Pre-Civil War Era Music
Bring and instrument & join the circle!
$1 Center Point Beer All Day!
Tags: Live Music, Pre-Civil War Era Music, Americana
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Reserve your tour today!Securing the Vote: Women’s Suffrage in Indiana, explores how women across Indiana passionately labored for suffrage through countless meetings, campaigns and grassroots efforts.
Before the 1850s, Indiana women had few legal rights and no political power. In 1851, Amanda Way, a Quaker from Randolph County, decided it was time to talk about this and initiated the first Indiana Woman’s Rights Convention in Dublin, Indiana. This meeting became an annual gathering and from it came the Indiana Woman’s Rights Association.Discover even more about the Women in Indiana throughout the years who secured the vote for Women of Today.
Tags: nonprofit, social justice, suffrage, women’s right to vote
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Reserve your tour today!Securing the Vote: Women’s Suffrage in Indiana, explores how women across Indiana passionately labored for suffrage through countless meetings, campaigns and grassroots efforts.
Before the 1850s, Indiana women had few legal rights and no political power. In 1851, Amanda Way, a Quaker from Randolph County, decided it was time to talk about this and initiated the first Indiana Woman’s Rights Convention in Dublin, Indiana. This meeting became an annual gathering and from it came the Indiana Woman’s Rights Association.Discover even more about the Women in Indiana throughout the years who secured the vote for Women of Today.
Tags: nonprofit, social justice, suffrage, women’s right to vote
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Sunday September 13th we will be hosting a private jazz concert at our yard in Rocky Ripple. Due to the state of things and indoor venues continuing to stay closed we realize there is still a high demand for live music and believe that this could be great opportunity for musicians as well as music lovers. The property is big enough to host 60-70 people while maintaining social distancing precautions so please RSVP to the event or send me a personal message if you plan on attending. That way we can keep a head count and not overbook the event. It will by BYOB and we suggest bringing a blanket or chair as well as a can of bug spray (we are right off of the canal). This week the band is Amanda Gardier on alto saxophone, Jesse Wittman on bass, Charlie Ballantine on guitar, and Cassius Goens on drums. I hope you can join us and share the joy of live music again. There will be a suggested donation of $15. These events will be weather permitting. Send a personal message to Charlie Ballantine or Amanda Gardier for the address.
Tags: Live Music, jazz, Charlie Ballentine, Amanda Ballentine
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2020-2021 Virtual SongSquad Season
Eight extraordinary Black artists from across the U.S. will be featured during the 2020-2021 virtual season. Each will lead us in song for two consecutive weeks, followed by two more weeks with SongSquad co-leaders Pam and Adam, who will help you get those songs in your bones so you can call upon their healing medicine when you need them!
The sliding scale fee for each 4-week session accommodates every budget (including no budget) and helps us support these artists during challenging times. Don’t overthink it; pay what feels right to you.
$0 – 44 for un/under-employed, students, gig/creative workers, among others.
$45 – 60 for those with sufficient income and minimal Covid-19 impacts.
Sign up using the registration link and pay (if you can) at paypal.me/songsquadindy.
September 13 – October 4, Sundays, 5:00-6:30 pm (EST)
Featuring Lea Morris (Sept. 13 and 20)
Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIpce2sqz8iHtRMRjp838FH_jmkZ1sEaij9
Lea is an awarding-winning songwriter and joyful spirit. She has performed across the U.S. and Europe, and has shared stages with Odetta, Mavis Staples, Dar Williams, and Anthony Hamilton. She’s performed in concert halls and congregations and leads songwriting workshops and interactive and intergenerational music experiences for all ages.
Check out these amazing videos by Lea:
Honor the Dark
https://youtu.be/oEztYa9uqKY
Good Enough
https://youtu.be/YyaidTfyxgI
Tags: Live Music, Lea Morris, online
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The Patron Saint
Presents
Derrick Carter w/ John Larner, DJ Brandon Patr!k, Garrison, Bruce Jaxon
Food from Burger Devil Pop-Up
2020 Sun King Brewery & West Fork Whiskey Co. Concert Series
SHOW INFO
Sunday, September 13th at HI-FI Annex
Doors 3 PM / Show 6 PM / ALL AGES (Children 5 & under free w/ adult)
3:00 PM: Bruce Jaxon
5:00 PM: Garrison
6:00 PM: DJ Brandon Patr!k
7:00 PM: Derrick Carter
9:00 PM: John Larner
HI-FI Annex is a temporary open-air venue located in the back parking lot of the Murphy Arts Center. The main entrance to the venue is located on St. Patrick Street closest to the church. HI-FI Annex is an all-ages venue for most events. Limited picnic table seating is available. Lawn chairs permitted in designated areas. Venue Info here: https://bit.ly/hifiannex
TICKETS
General Admission Only
Tier 1 Tickets: $20
Tier 2 Tickets: $25
Tier 3 Tickets: $30
Get Tickets: https://fanlink.to/dercar
Advance tickets can be purchased online or at HI-FI Box office. On the day of the show, tickets will be available at the HI-FI Annex Box Office on St. Patrick Street.
We are only able to pre-sell 150 tickets for each show. On the day of the show, additional tickets will be released based on weather conditions and on compliance with local mandated capacity restrictions.
INCLEMENT WEATHER
In the event of inclement weather, this show may be moved indoors to HI-FI as a contingency plan. IF THIS HAPPENS, THE AGE RESTRICTION WILL CHANGE TO 21+ ONLY. Please contact [email protected] if you are affected.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
All patrons and employees are required to wear a face mask per Marion County Public Health Order. Please bring your own. Disposable face masks will be available for purchase at the box office, but quantities are limited.
You can read about our new safety procedures and venue enhancements here: https://bit.ly/hifisafety
VENUE DISCLAIMER & RELEASE OF LIABILITY
Your health and safety are our top priority. HI-FI Annex will endeavor to comply with state and local orders while following CDC and Indiana Board of Health guidelines on social distancing, face coverings, and capacity. You acknowledge and agree that HI-FI Annex shall not be responsible for any illness to persons of your household or family, or yourself, and any corresponding damage, claim, or expense, of any kind, that you, your family members, or your household may experience or incur in connection with contracting COVID-19 as a result of visiting HI-FI Annex.
THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS
Series Partners: Sun King Brewery
| West Fork Whiskey Co.
| White Claw Hard Seltzer
| el Jimador Tequila
| Tito’s Handmade Vodka
| Fords Gin
| Blue Chair Bay Rum
Special Thanks: A Squared Fabrication
| Emergent Construction
| Deylen Realty, Inc.
| Mccallister Audio
| Do317
MORE INFO
Get more info and check the full concert calendar at http://www.hifiindy.com.
Have a question? Email us at [email protected]
Tags: Derrick Carter, John Larner, DJ Brandon Patr!k, Garrison, Bruce Jaxon
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Reserve your tour today!Securing the Vote: Women’s Suffrage in Indiana, explores how women across Indiana passionately labored for suffrage through countless meetings, campaigns and grassroots efforts.
Before the 1850s, Indiana women had few legal rights and no political power. In 1851, Amanda Way, a Quaker from Randolph County, decided it was time to talk about this and initiated the first Indiana Woman’s Rights Convention in Dublin, Indiana. This meeting became an annual gathering and from it came the Indiana Woman’s Rights Association.Discover even more about the Women in Indiana throughout the years who secured the vote for Women of Today.
Tags: nonprofit, social justice, suffrage, women’s right to vote
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Not gonna lie… we’ve lost track over the years… seems like Fro has been with us from the beginning and this is our 10 Year Anniversary Summer… so looks like this is our 10th Afroman Show!
Mandated mask requirements will be in place as well as any attendance restrictions so we’re going to limit tickets to 200 for time being.
You know this is always a great night and times are hard to please show your support for both BHN and Fro by purchasing a pre-sale ticket!
We will have a few support acts on the night, including our buddies from the STL Saint John & Farmer Jesse!
New Hippie ENT 9:40-10:15
Prophit 10:20-10:40
https://www.instagram.com/ProphitTME/
KD 10:40-11:00
https://instagram.com/khamarrydrake?igshid=1v7ij4q6det1c
Saint John & Farmer Jesse 11:00-11:30
https://saintjohnandfarmerjesse.bandcamp.com/
$18 Pre-Sale
$25 Day of Show
Any under 21 attendees will have a $10 CASH ONLY surcharge at the door.
RAIN OR SHINE OUTDOOR SHOW
IF show is cancelled due to state mandates tickets will be good for reschedule date. Otherwise… we are on like Donkey Kong!!!
Tags: Live Music, New Hippie ENT, Prophit, KD, Saint John & Farmer Jesse, Afroman, Be Here Now
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Join Pete on Saturday, September 12th for an Outdoor fundraiser hosted by Chase Slaughter and Levi Lucas. Donate at the event or pre-register here: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/plainfield4pete
Tags: Meet and greet, Pete Cowden for Indiana State Senate
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Join us Saturday, September 12 to celebrate 60 years of saving meaningful places in Indiana!
To keep everyone safe, we’ve opted to take our 2020 annual meeting online. On September 12, we’ll unveil a special video version of the meeting on Facebook and on our website at indianalandmarks.org/event/indiana-landmarks-2020-annual-meeting.
Tune in any time after 3:30 p.m. to welcome new board members, honor winners of the Williamson Prize and Servaas Awards, and be inspired by Hoosier places as you’ve never seen them before.
(Pictured: North Christian Church in Columbus. Photo by Evan Hale.)
Tags: nonprofit, annual meeting, Indiana Landmarks
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Somewhere, something incredible is… Waiting To Be Seen.
A conceptual art exhibit featuring 17 diverse Indiana artists displaying their visions of selected artworks of photography by experimental photographer Darrell Staggs
Coming in September to Lost Dog Gallery in Indianapolis.
Each artist has selected a photographic image, some “predictable” and some ‘abstract/surreal”, and are replicating what they “See” in their own personal style and medium.
It’s learning about Art and how Art works.
“It’s not what you Look at that matters, it’s what you See.”
– Henry David Thoreau
Collectors Night – Thursday, 3-September 6-9pm
Saturday Reception – 12-September 12-3pm
Closing Reception – Friday, 25-September 5-8pm
— Masks Required —
Artists:
Kylin Brown – Lacy Pearson – JD Bills – Amy Ward – Gary Lynn – Molly Dykstra – Susie Blackmore – Brinton Farrand – Bryan Bromstrup – Lynne Medsker – Kristy Quinn – Cierra Johnson – Jerry Points – Corey J Mills – Linda Wesolowski – Garth Gathers – Jessica Hancock
#WaitingToBeSeen #IndyKeepsCreating #indyartscene #IndyArtists
Tags: art, photography, Lost Dog Gallery
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Black Leaf will provide our delicious vegan food to support a great cause: Education! 1/3 of all proceeds from this event will go toward the CFI School #70’s PTSA. We are so excited about being a part of this great cause.
We will have a contactless pickup system, just order at this link: https://black-leaf-vegan.square.site/
Tags: vegan, Black Leaf, nonprofit, benefit, Center for Inquiry School #70
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Reserve your tour today!Securing the Vote: Women’s Suffrage in Indiana, explores how women across Indiana passionately labored for suffrage through countless meetings, campaigns and grassroots efforts.
Before the 1850s, Indiana women had few legal rights and no political power. In 1851, Amanda Way, a Quaker from Randolph County, decided it was time to talk about this and initiated the first Indiana Woman’s Rights Convention in Dublin, Indiana. This meeting became an annual gathering and from it came the Indiana Woman’s Rights Association.Discover even more about the Women in Indiana throughout the years who secured the vote for Women of Today.
Tags: nonprofit, social justice, suffrage, women’s right to vote