Buy Tickets for Shirley Jones at Hilbert Circle Theatre on 11/21/2009.

Indie Rock Group

Modern Rock Band from St. Louis, MO

The Ultimate Shopping Experience - Purses, Jewelry, Shoes, Flameless Candles, Gift Baskets, Tastefully Simple, get your Christmas photo for only $10 and Much More. Door prizes every 1/2 hour, Silent Auction and so much more. Admission: Please bring (1) can good to be donated to a Local Food Bank.. For more details, updated weekly, check out the Event website at www.1121event.vpweb.com

A large portion of the dilemma facing the contemporary visual arts is that, too often, their conversation is limited -- art for artists’ sake. This makes Sacred Spain: Art and Belief in the Spanish World particularly provocative. Here is an exhibition of works produced primarily during the 17th century in Spain and the colonies of the New World that asks us to think beyond modern aesthetic or historical preconceptions about art is. That’s because these works were produced to be spiritual icons in a culture where religion was embedded in all aspects of the culture. These artists were not only creating images for the edification and meditation of a large, in some cases illiterate, public, they were creating works for a God they believed in or, at least, feared. As IMA curator Ronda Kasl points out in this thoughtfully assembled exhibit’s clearly written catalogue notes, these practitioners were dealing with one of art’s most primal challenges: To make the invisible visible. Imagine trying to find a visual language capable of making the Immaculate Conception appear credible. And one can only ponder what having an image of unspeakable suffering like the Crucifixion at its center has meant (or done) to what we call Western Civilization. But then reverence is not immune to goofiness. In “The Lactation of Saint Bernard,” the Virgin literally aims her breast for a squirt at the saint’s ever humble lips. The exhibit consists of over 70 works, including paintings, polychrome sculptures, metalwork and books. It’s admirably concise; a kind of flare illuminating, however briefly, a world where art didn’t just talk to itself, but sang a hymn to its culture’s senses. Sacred Spain is free of charge and on view through Jan. 3, 2010.-- David Hoppe

Ages: 21+

afterparty for FEAST OF FIENDS Horror Convetion

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra presents: Program TBA

Ages: 21+

Details tba

The iconic classic returns to the snow-covered stage. Nov. 21-Dec. 27.

Mundo Beat Entertainment Presents: RUMBA! The Hottest Latin Night in Indy! Fridays 10 - 3 (Doors open at 4:30 for sushi and dinner) $5 Admission. FREE before 11! SALSA, MERENGUE, BACHATA, CUMBIA and MUCH MORE! New UPSCALE and roomy home! Help us fill it -- invite your friends! Large booth reservations and Bottle Service available. FREE DANCE LESSONS AT 10:00 P.M.!! DJ CUBA CHACON IN THE HOUSE!! YEAH, BABY!! IT'S A MUST: DRESS TO IMPRESS!! Over 21 Forty Five Degrees, 765 Massachusetts Ave. (at College), Indianapolis For more information: (317) 450-0310, info@mundobeat.com, www.mundobeat.com

Acoustic Originals & Covers

TWO DAYS OF NON-STOP FUN & GAMES! November 21st and 22nd, 2009. Held at beautiful Navy Pier in Chicago, The Chicago Toy & Game Fair is the only toy and game fair open to the public. Every Fall funseekers come from far and wide to join us for two whole days of previewing and playing the hottest and latest new toys and games! Come to be dazzled and enchanted, come to learn and explore, come to mingle and participate in a magical community event but most of all, come to have fun! An exciting schedule of events is being put together to provide for the most exciting and fun packed Chicago Toy & Game Fair yet! Please their site often as they build their 2009 itinerary will be updated regularly with great new events. The Chicago Toy and Game Fair Just a sampling of some of last year's CHITAG events include*: Breakfast Fun: Meet and eat with the mighty Star Wars™ 501st Stormtrooper Battalion with gifts from Hasbro, Top Trumps and Cartoon Network or join us for the Integrity Toys Dynamite Girls Breakfast! Renaissance Knights Chess Pavilion Come have fun playing chess on one of the giant chess sets or test your chess acumen against one of our experts. You can also join other fair attendees in a quad tournament where youÂÂ'll compete for fun and prizes! The Young Inventor Challenge Calling all Kids! Put on your thinking cap and start inventing! Kids ages 6 -16 compete in this toy and game invention competition to be judged by representatives of Hasbro, Mattel, Fundex, Lund and Co. and more! Boy Scouts participating in the Young Inventor Challenge can qualify for an Entrepreneur Merit Badge with many opportunities to attain other Merit Badges throughout the Fair. Get more information on the Young Inventor Challenge! Educator Conference A State of Illinois accredited program (CPDU credit awarded) to assist educators on the fine art of incorporating play in the classroom.

Fun Day at Barnes & Noble Greenwood
Special Event

Nov 21, 2009 1:00 AM

Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Greenwood Park
1251 US 31 North
Greenwood
IN
46142
317-859-8089

Begins: Nov 21, 2009 at 5:00 pm ET
Where: Tea Cozy
50 N. Illinois St.
(Enter via Market St.)
Indianapolis, IN 46226

Organized by: Blush Makeup Artistry LLC

Calendar:
Animal Care and Control

Contact:
G1256@indy.gov - Adam Garrett

Description:
Come to the Petsmart in Avon to see a selection of IACC pets available for adoption! You could find your forever friend!!

Calendar:
Animal Care and Control

Contact:
G1256@indygov.org - Adam Garrett

Description:
Come to the Petsmart in Greenwood to see a selection of IACC pets available for adoption! You could find your forever friend!!

November 21st and 22nd

 

 

 

$5.00 Admission at the door

 

Just $10.00 for a 15 minute reading (Cash Only!)

 

Drawings for Free 15 minute reading given away hourly

Play wii games.

Ages: 21+

Shadyside on home turf about to drop it like it's hot! Full on Destryer Mode set. No questions asked! Ya got that?

Ages: 21+

Ages: 21+

When: Saturday, Nov 21st 2009 Where: The Earth House 237 North East Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 Time: 2:30 - 6:00pm (If you have stuff to give be there by 2pm) Now, I will not be able to stay the entire time but if you would like to meet me and the rest of the group lets plan oN having coffee or hot chocolate at 2:45 and we can exchange ideas. I can stick around for at least an hour or so. *NOTE: These types of events only work if we each bring things we do not need any longer to give and share with others. So there is plenty of time for everyone to clean out a closet or dresser for something to give. It is a come and go as you please event, so stay as long as you like or need - but remember timing is everything if you really want to find something good. So Bring some friends and lets show our support for this wonderful idea of free trade! More Info: http://indyrrfm.blogspot.com/ Earth House: http://www.earthhousecollective.org/cafe.html

The Indy Free Swap Meetup Group will be meeting on Novemember 21, 2009 downtown to swap our goods. Please view the information for this meetup and RSVP at Http://www.indyfreeswap.com

Check the message board (link is on the left) to see what we plan to cover in this meeting. The meeting will be at 9am at Shapiro's. Bring all your questions, your past trades (good, the bad, and the ugly), and any charts you want to examine. See you at breakfast on Saturday! --------------------------- Every meeting will comprise: Introductions for new attendees What's working in your trading and what isn't Discussion of the current market and outlook for the next 30 days Special presentation about topics such as tax-advantaged investing, ETFs, options, futures, 'repair strategies', technical analysis, fundamental analysis, trading vs investing, money management, dividend-focused portfolios, probability analysis, position sizing, risk management, leverage, options positions, options Greeks, you-name-it!

Events Details
Sport Type: Running
Distance(s): Wacky 5 Mile Cross-Country Run
Kids Race(s): NO
Event Location: Eagle's Crest
City: Indianapolis
State/Province: IN
Country: USA
Prize Money (If yes, how much?): NO
Is this event chip timed? YES
Event Web site: http://www.tuxbro.com

General Event Information
It's rugged and dirty! Are you ready? The Outback Scramble is a 5 mile (give or take about a mile) Wacky Cross-Country Run-9:34 am start time! Event is limited to 249 people!

Questions? Please contact the organizer
Event Coordinator: Don Carr
Event Email: tuxbro@indy.rr.com
Event Phone Number: 317-733-3300

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Buy Tickets for Shirley Jones at Hilbert Circle Theatre on 11/22/2009.

A large portion of the dilemma facing the contemporary visual arts is that, too often, their conversation is limited -- art for artists’ sake. This makes Sacred Spain: Art and Belief in the Spanish World particularly provocative. Here is an exhibition of works produced primarily during the 17th century in Spain and the colonies of the New World that asks us to think beyond modern aesthetic or historical preconceptions about art is. That’s because these works were produced to be spiritual icons in a culture where religion was embedded in all aspects of the culture. These artists were not only creating images for the edification and meditation of a large, in some cases illiterate, public, they were creating works for a God they believed in or, at least, feared. As IMA curator Ronda Kasl points out in this thoughtfully assembled exhibit’s clearly written catalogue notes, these practitioners were dealing with one of art’s most primal challenges: To make the invisible visible. Imagine trying to find a visual language capable of making the Immaculate Conception appear credible. And one can only ponder what having an image of unspeakable suffering like the Crucifixion at its center has meant (or done) to what we call Western Civilization. But then reverence is not immune to goofiness. In “The Lactation of Saint Bernard,” the Virgin literally aims her breast for a squirt at the saint’s ever humble lips. The exhibit consists of over 70 works, including paintings, polychrome sculptures, metalwork and books. It’s admirably concise; a kind of flare illuminating, however briefly, a world where art didn’t just talk to itself, but sang a hymn to its culture’s senses. Sacred Spain is free of charge and on view through Jan. 3, 2010.-- David Hoppe

Indianapolis Star cartoonist Gary Varvel and the Honorable Judge Julian L. Ridlen will open the “Campaigns and Cartoons” 2010 exhibit of original sketches and published political cartoons with a program on caricatures and the unveiling of an original Varvel cartoon of Benjamin Harrison Sunday, November 22 at 3 p.m. at the President Benjamin Harrison Home, 1230 North Delaware Street . At the special event, which will be open free to the public, Varvel will unveil his 30” x 40” original caricature of the 23rd President and sign 50 prints of it, which will be available for sale to admirers at the Harrison Home. Varvel has been popular with readers of the Indianapolis Star since 1994 and was chief artist with the Indianapolis News for 16 years prior to his Star assignment.

Every Sunday is $2.75 Domestic steins and $3.50 Micro brew steins. We have $2.00 Hotdogs and $2.00 Brats.

Ages: 21+

The Snakehandlers play from 6 to 9.

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra presents: Program TBA

Ages: 21+

Children of all ages are invited for worship services. 11:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

The iconic classic returns to the snow-covered stage. Nov. 21-Dec. 27.

Mundo Beat Entertainment Presents: RUMBA! The Hottest Latin Night in Indy! Fridays 10 - 3 (Doors open at 4:30 for sushi and dinner) $5 Admission. FREE before 11! SALSA, MERENGUE, BACHATA, CUMBIA and MUCH MORE! New UPSCALE and roomy home! Help us fill it -- invite your friends! Large booth reservations and Bottle Service available. FREE DANCE LESSONS AT 10:00 P.M.!! DJ CUBA CHACON IN THE HOUSE!! YEAH, BABY!! IT'S A MUST: DRESS TO IMPRESS!! Over 21 Forty Five Degrees, 765 Massachusetts Ave. (at College), Indianapolis For more information: (317) 450-0310, info@mundobeat.com, www.mundobeat.com

November 21st and 22nd

 

 

 

$5.00 Admission at the door

 

Just $10.00 for a 15 minute reading (Cash Only!)

 

Drawings for Free 15 minute reading given away hourly

November 21st and 22nd 12 - 8pm $5 admission 15 min readings $10!

Come on in to watch the Colts on the big screen and enjoy our Sunday Brunch. Brunch features a wide selection of breakfast and luncheon foods. This includes salads, meats, omelets and waffles made to order. Drink specials are also available.

Flirt Fridays aka Girls Night Out is Indy's Hottest Friday Night Event. Make sure you get reservations and buy the least expensive bottles in town. We will see you out! Ladies FREE before 12 and if you reserve a table there is no cover for you and your party!

Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra presents: Bach: Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme, BWV 140; Bach: Brandenburg Concerto no 1 in F major, BWV 1046

Join us for Dinner and a Movie. Meet in the Lobby of the Castleton Square Mall AMC Movie Theatre. Check back later for exact movie time. After the Movie we will head over to Stir Crazy for dinner. Movie Synopsis: "The Blind Side" depicts the remarkable true story of Michael Oher, a homeless African-American youngster from a broken home, taken in by the Touhys, a well-to-do white family who help him fulfill his potential. At the same time, Oher's presence in the Touhys' lives leads them to some insightful self-discoveries of their own. Living in his new environment, the teen faces a completely different set of challenges to overcome. As a football player and student, Oher works hard and, with the help of his coaches and adopted family, becomes an All-American offensive left tackle. In the latest chapter of his inspiring story, Oher was a First Round draft pick in the 2009 NFL Draft, selected by the Baltimore Ravens. http://www.theblindsidemovie.com/

Weekly Follow up for people who have done the art of living workshop. Please come & recharge your batteries for the fresh new week. Are you looking for the following things? * More enthusiasm and dynamism in activities * Increased harmony in relationships at home and at work * Increased resilience to withstand stressful situations * A smile born from inner stability * Experience of a new depth in life and spirituality. If you have not done the art of living workshop then your are missing out. For further information please contact Z Desai: zankar.desai@artofliving.org

The Indianapolis Zoo is privileged to have provided a home to two orphaned brown bear cubs from Alaska. The cubs arrived in late 2008 and have been growing and thriving ever since. Join the Forests staff for a chat about these two absolutely adorable (and potentially deadly) bears - male Ketnu and female Kiak - daily at 1:30pm in front of their exhibit in the Forests Biome.

Ages: 21+

Heres the perfect chance to spend an afternoon making memories as a family. Stop by the nature center to pick up your self-guided scavenger hunt, nature discovery backpack, or one of our many other activities, then head out into the park to explore and discover the adventure waiting for you

Start Time: 3:30 PM
End Time: 4:30 PM

Meeting

Location: Lora Hussey Room

Gamerz hosts Yu-Gi-Oh every Sunday. We have both casual play and a standard tournament every Sunday starting at 12:00 Noon and continuing till 4PM or later. We would like to invite you to come check out our 2000sq ft gameroom which seats 130+ so you have plenty of space to play. We also support open gaming and RPGs. People can choose to play any of the 40+ games we have in our game case or bring games of your own. Tim & Pat IndyGamerz.com

Hey everyone. I'll be showing our movie of the month at my place on Nov 22nd. You can feel free to bring snacks if you'd like, but it's not mandatory since we'll be heading to Yat's after the movie for dinner and discussion. As always it's not necessary to make both the showing and the discussion on Tues, but if you can make both, all the better! Hope to see you there!

Philharmonic Orchestra of Indianapolis presents: Beethoven: Fidelio, Op. 72; Schubert: Symphony no 8 in B minor, D 759 "Unfinished"; Strauss: Kettenbrucke Waltzes, Op. 4; Strauss: Seufzer-Galopp, O...

Join us at St. Luke's UMC for our Annual Thanksgiving Lunch. We'll provide the turkey and drinks. This is potluck, so please bring something according to the first letter of your last name. A-K: Veggie or Starch L-R: Salad S-Z: Dessert

A large portion of the dilemma facing the contemporary visual arts is that, too often, their conversation is limited -- art for artists’ sake. This makes Sacred Spain: Art and Belief in the Spanish World particularly provocative. Here is an exhibition of works produced primarily during the 17th century in Spain and the colonies of the New World that asks us to think beyond modern aesthetic or historical preconceptions about art is. That’s because these works were produced to be spiritual icons in a culture where religion was embedded in all aspects of the culture. These artists were not only creating images for the edification and meditation of a large, in some cases illiterate, public, they were creating works for a God they believed in or, at least, feared. As IMA curator Ronda Kasl points out in this thoughtfully assembled exhibit’s clearly written catalogue notes, these practitioners were dealing with one of art’s most primal challenges: To make the invisible visible. Imagine trying to find a visual language capable of making the Immaculate Conception appear credible. And one can only ponder what having an image of unspeakable suffering like the Crucifixion at its center has meant (or done) to what we call Western Civilization. But then reverence is not immune to goofiness. In “The Lactation of Saint Bernard,” the Virgin literally aims her breast for a squirt at the saint’s ever humble lips. The exhibit consists of over 70 works, including paintings, polychrome sculptures, metalwork and books. It’s admirably concise; a kind of flare illuminating, however briefly, a world where art didn’t just talk to itself, but sang a hymn to its culture’s senses. Sacred Spain is free of charge and on view through Jan. 3, 2010.-- David Hoppe

The iconic classic returns to the snow-covered stage. Nov. 21-Dec. 27.

This is a community chess club. It is a place where new chess players or seasoned chess players can play a leisurely game at their own pace. There will be chess sets available, but feel free to bring your own if you would like. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me, Mike, at 317-717-5300, and I will return your call asap. Please do NOT call the hotel for club related information as the club is not run through them, they are just gracious enough to provide a venue.

Start Time: 4:15 PM
End Time: 4:45 PM

Ages 1 to 2 yr. This active and fun-filled program uses books, fingerplays, puppets, songs and nursery rhymes to foster a familiar environment for little ones where they feel comfortable to learn.

Location: Mayfield North
Other Information:
Class size is limited. Registration for the five week session is required and begins Wednesday, October 14, at 8:30 AM

Calendar:
City-County Council

Contact:
lawillia@indygov.org - Leslie Williams

multi-day training for youth development facilitators

"Indiana's unemployment rate has almost doubled in the last year, meaning 141,030 Hoosiers have lost their jobs. Many Hoosier families that had middle class incomes are now struggling to put food on the table." --from the Gleaners Food Bank newsletter. We have an opportunity to help our neighbors in need by packing boxes of donated food at the Gleaners Food Bank, 1102 East 16th St., Indianapolis, on Monday Nov 23, from 6pm to 8pm. We could probably go to dinner afterwards, if people are so inclined. I plan to be there around 5:45pm to meet everyone. If you arrive after 6pm, just ask for Claudia to join the "Indy Athiests" group. BTW this will be on Thanksgiving week, so our help will definitely be needed. Kids, coworkers, and friends are welcome too. If you have any questions beforehand, please email me through Meetup.com Hope to see you there! Mayme

Meetings will consist of introductions, statements of purpose, open dialogue time, and bible exploration.

Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra presents: Bach: Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme, BWV 140; Bach: Brandenburg Concerto no 1 in F major, BWV 1046

Gamerz hosts Magic the Gathering. This is a free Type 2 standard tournament every Monday evening starting at 7PM and continuing till 11PM or later. We would like to invite you to come check out our 2000sq ft gameroom which seats 130+ so you have plenty of space to play. There is pack payouts and other prizes for this free 16K event. We also support open gaming and RPGs. People can choose to play any of the 40+ games we have in our game case or bring games of your own. Many people bring tubs of games for open play. Tim & Pat

RPGA Gamerz hosts 4E Dungeons & Dragons group that plays at Gamerz every Monday and Thursday. We strive to allow ALL players a chance to play at every event. Doing this involves dedicated DMs who graciously give up a night of gaming so that we might enjoy one instead. We welcome pioneers of the first edition D&D all the way to the brand spanking new players of 4th edition equally, knowing that in the end, we are all here to have fun and get some treasure! We ask that you thank our DMs by volunteering to run an event yourself. In keeping a healthy DM rotation, we are able to ensure that everyone gets to play. A DM privilege program in development will also allow DMs 'priority seating' at events/modules they wish to play in. Sign in an reserve a seat at http://warhorn.net/RPGAGamerz/ Come have some fun with us, Tim & Pat www.IndyGamerz.com

Start Time: 10:00 AM
End Time: 10:30 AM

Three and four year-old children are introduced to longer stories and will enjoy various interactive activities, fingerplays, use of the flannelboard, songs and a craft.

Location: Mayfield South
Other Information:
Class size is limited. Registration for the five week session is required and begins Wednesday, October 14, at 8:30 AM

STANDARD(ISH)
TRIO
This trombone led Jazz Trio performs tunes of a trombone nature. Jesse Wittman on bass, Zach Lapidus on piano, Bill Lancton on guitar and Rich Dole on trombone.

6:30-10p
NO COVER

Calendar:
Center for Information Systems

Contact:
msfura@doe.in.gov - Melissa Sfura

6:00-8:00 pm, Gleaners Food Bank, 1102 East 16th St., Indianapolis. Help pack boxes of donated food. Email Mayme at mayme12703@gmail.com for information.

Denis Ryan Kelly Jr. walks a pilgrim path as he leads people through his photographic exhibition, “Holy Lands, Journeys of a Pilgrim Artist.” The show features grand-scale photographs and audio from holy sites on four continents among seven religions.