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February 27-Free Interview Skills Workshop: The Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. is hosting an Interview Skills Workshop for young women of color, who attend any area high school. The workshop is designed to prepare participants for scholarship, internship and employment opportunities. The workshop will be held Saturday, February 27, 2010 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Robinson Community A.M.E. Church, 4602 N. College Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46205. The workshop is free, but you must be pre-registered in order to attend. Contact Terri Cope (scholarship@dstiac.com) to register or for more information.

FEBRUARY EVENTS

February 9-Pictures and Papers Winter Preservation Workshop at General Lew Wallace Study & Museum: A workshop centered on safeguarding your family’s photos and important papers will take place on Tuesday, February 9 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. at the General Lew Wallace Study and Museum, 200 Wallace Avenue in Crawfordsville.

February 9-Healthy Indiana Plan Outreach Event: Healthy Indiana Plan Enrollment Coordinator’s from Clarian HIP Enrollment Center will be hosting a HIP Open Enrollment Event in the HealthNet Southwest Health Center on Tuesday, February 9, 2010 from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. HIP is a state-sponsored health insurance program for uninsured Hoosier adults who meet certain income requirements and are ages 19 to 64. Come out to the HIP Enrollment Event to learn more and take advantage of the opportunity to speak with HIP Enrollment Coordinators, receive application assistance, and enjoy refreshments. Please feel free to contact the Clarian HIP Enrollment Coordinators at (317)963-9767 or healthyindianaplan@clarian.org.

February 9-Legal Line: A Program of the Indianapolis Bar Association: Anyone can be caught in a situation where they are unsure of their legal rights. It can be very frightening, but help is available by calling Legal Line, a free service sponsored by the Indianapolis Bar Association, on Tuesday, February 9. Attorney volunteers who are members of the Indianapolis Bar Association will be answering calls to help the public from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on February 9. It’s quick and easy! By calling (317) 269-2000 between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. on the second Tuesday of every month (except December), anyone can speak with a qualified attorney who will help answer basic questions and give advice on legal issues. This is a free community service. Callers with more complex legal issues are encouraged to seek representation through the IBA’s Lawyer Referral Service at (317) 269-2222, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

February 9-Second Annual Woman Talk: Life Lessons, For Women By Women: Woman Talk is a series designed to inform and inspire women in important areas of their lives. Enjoy a casual dinner with like-minded women (the fee includes dinner), a presentation and a chance for questions and discussions. Sign up for one session or all three, whatever fits your availability. The cost is $25 per session or register with a friend and save $5 each. The first session will be held February 9 at the Benedict Inn Retreat and Conference Center, 1402 Southern Avenue, Beech Grove, IN 46107. The other sessions take place March 9, April 20, May 11 and June 8. For registration information call 317.788.7581 or visit benedictinn@benedictinn.org.

February 10-Diversity Roundtable of Central Indiana: February Monthly Meeting - Citizen's Energy Group, 2010 N Meridian St., Indianapolis IN - 8:30 - 10:30am - "The Psychology of Prejudice & Discrimination" by Dr. Mary Kite, Ph.D., Ball State University.

February 10-Planned Parenthood Young Leaders (PPYL) 80s Prom: In honor of National Condom Awareness Week join PPYL at Talbott Street (2145 North Talbott Street) 8 p.m. to midnight -- featuring contests, drag show and VIPPYL Lounge.

February 10, 17, 24-Central Indiana Youth Chorus: Free singing lessons for youth. Boys and girls ages 10 to 18 are invited to have fun while learning to sing four part a cappella harmony. The Central Indiana Youth Chorus rehearses year round, Wednesdays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Garfield Park Arts Center, 2332 Conservatory Drive. Performance opportunities around the metro area. Ongoing registration. No cost. Contact information: Kandy Brown, 317-474-1637 Email: KBrown3601@aol.com Website: http://ciybc.org/.

February 11-IU Kelley School of Business MBA Open House: A new world needs new leaders, and an IU Kelley School of Business MBA provides the tools you need to lead in an era of innovation. Our nationally-renowned MBA programs include full-time, part-time and online options. Earn a Kelley MBA and secure your future as an innovation leader. Learn more by attending our MBA Open House, where you’ll meet Kelley faculty and alumni. 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Ritz Charles (12156 N. Meridian St. in Carmel). Register at www.kelleygrad.iu.edu.

February 11-International School of Indiana Winter Open House: Pre-Elementary and Elementary Open House (3 Years to Grade 3) 200 W. 49th Street, 8:30 - 11:30 and 4:00 - 6:00. Other grades may schedule a private tour. ISI now in its 16th year, educates students ages 3 through Grade 12 in a multicultural environment through an internationally recognized curriculum. ISI is preparing students to "Be Ready for the World Stage."

February 11-13-Alice in Wonderland: Alice in Wonderland is the familiar tale of a young girl who tumbles down a rabbit hole and discovers a world of crazy characters and outlandish events. Carmel High School’s Alice in Wonderland will include all the favorite characters: White Rabbit, Cheshire Cat, Mad Hatter, The Queen of Hearts, Tweedledum and Tweedledee. The performance also has elements of dance, singing and gymnastics. It will be an enjoyable performance for the whole family. Performances will be in Carmel High School’s Dale E. Graham Auditorium, 520 E. Main Street at 7:30 p.m. and 2:00 matinee.

February 11-14-Indy Winter Classic Dog Shows: Where: Indiana State Fairgrounds, 1202 East 38th Street, in the West Pavilion. Thursday: Admission & Parking Free; Friday thru Sunday admission is $5.00 – children under age 12 are free; Fairgrounds parking is $3.00. Considered to be one of the most prestigious dog shows in the country, spectators will be able to watch over 2,500 dogs representing over 135 breeds, compete for the highly prized Best-In-Show Presidents Cup. The show also provides the public a world-class sporting event in which they can learn more about purebred dogs. Many champion dogs showing here will also show at the Westminster.

February 11-March 21-Footloose: Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre presents the 1980s hit movie musical "Footloose" live on stage. Call the box office for details: 317.872.9664.

February 12-New Castle Downtown Chocolate Fest: Downtown New Castle, Indiana, at the corner of Broad Street and Main, from 5-7 PM. Chocolate Fest has something for everyone! Create your own Candy bar. Try Chocolate Covered Bacon. Chocolate Pancakes. Discover the health benefits of chocolate. Lots of contests and prizes. Find Willy Wonka wandering in Downtown New Castle and you might win a golden ticket for a great prize!

February 12-Preschool Open House at Downey Cooperative Preschool: Preschool Open House Friday, February 12, 2010 9:30 – 11 a.m. Downey Cooperative Preschool, located in the heart of historic Irvington, is pre-registering for the 2010-2011 school year. Downey is a child-centered, parent-run, not for profit preschool offering classes for children aged two to five as well as a mommy and me class for younger children. For more information contact Jessica Carlson at JCarlson@indy.rr.com or 331-8604 for more information. Downey Cooperative Preschool, Where Children Learn Through Play!

February 12-Spagehtti Supper: The Brownstown United Methodist Women will hold a Spaghetti Supper on Friday, February 12 in the Church Fellowship Hall from 4 to 7 p.m. The Free Will Offering dinner will consist of salad, spaghetti, and dessert with proceeds helping the women’s mission projects. The church is located at the corner of Walnut and Poplar Sts one block west of the Walnut and Main Sts traffic light in Brownstown. The church is handicap accessible to all areas by way of ramps and an elevator.

February 12-14-500 World of Wheels: 51st Annual 500World of Wheels presented by Ray Skillman Discount Auto. Located at Indiana State Fairgrounds; Blue Ribbon, Champions Pavilion and South Pavilion. For more information log on at www.autorama.com.

February 12-14-Singing Valentines: Members of Circle City Sound Men's Barbershop Chorus will deliver singing Valentines for area residents and business people looking for a fun and exciting different way to send a Valentines message to their sweethearts, special clients or customers. Visit www.circlecitysound.org or call 317-844-SING for more information.

February 12-14-Schoolhouse Rock Live! Junior: Christian Youth Theater (www.cyt.org) presents Schoolhouse Rock Live! Junior on Friday, February 12th at 7 pm, Saturday, February 13th at 2 pm and 7 pm, and Sunday, February 14th at 2 pm at Heritage Christian School Auditorium (6401 East 75th Street, Indianapolis). Under the direction of Missie Hirsch and Mandy Polster, 51 area children present one of musical theater’s brightest and most innovative shows based on the Emmy Award-winning 1970’s educational cartoon series. Ticket prices are: Pre-ordered - $10 for adults; $8 for children, seniors, and groups of 10 or more. At the door, add $2. For reservations call the CYT box office at 317-896-2004 or e-mail lindysiefker@hotmail.com.

February 12 & 22-Free Heart Screenings: The St. Francis Heart Center will provide free heart screenings to Greenwood Park Mall visitors as part of its participation in observance of February’s American Heart Month. The screenings will be 8 a.m. to noon, Feb. 12 and 22 at the St. Francis-sponsored “Rejuvenation Station,” located near the main entrance of Sears. The screenings, which have a value of $250, include: total cholesterol HDL and ratio; one-to-one evaluation with a St. Francis cardiac health expert; blood pressure check; body mass index assessment; and a family heart history analysis. To learn more about the services and programs at the St. Francis Heart Center, go to www.stfrancishospitals.org/heart.

February 13-Engineer's Day: Local engineers will be at The Children's Museum to show how engineering has contributed to our health, happiness, and safety. The event will highlight interesting facts about African American engineers. Join The Children's Museum for this event from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

February 13-Anderson Symphony Orchestra: Paramount Theatre Centre at 7:30 p.m. ASO's tribute to music of romance, “Love Is In The Air.”

February 13-Royal Family Valentine: Join The Children's Museum at the second annual Royal Family Valentine! Come dressed as your favorite heroes and heroines, and spend Valentine's together as a family. Enjoy dinner, dancing and character appearances. The entire museum will be open for you to explore! Tickets are $25 for member youth, $35 for member adult, $35 for nonmember youth and $45 for nonmember adult. Visit the Member Events page at childrensmuseum.org to order online, or call (317) 334-4000.

February 13-All Hearts All Souls Valentine's Dance: Enjoy a night of dance and candle-light at the "All Hearts for All Souls" Valentine Dance, Saturday, February 13th, from 7 to 10 p.m. at All Souls Unitarian Church, 5805 E. 56th Street, Indianapolis. Enjoy danceable music of the “Carl Hines Band”, delicious finger foods and desserts, wine and beverages, in a beautiful setting of twinkling lights and candles. Tickets can be purchased online at www.beecreativeproducts. Tickets are $10 pre-event ($15 at the door). Provided Child care is a suggested donation of $5 for one child and $2 for each subsequent child. For more information on Carl Hines’ Band.

February 13-Murder Mystery Event: Test your sleuthing skills Mardi Gras style! The T.C. Steele State Historic Site is having a murder mystery on Saturday, Feb. 13 at 6:30 p.m. A group of jewel thieves meet at the T.C. Steele Art Gallery masquerade ball to sell their loot to a prestigious buyer. Knowing each other only by the colors they are wearing, the drop goes very wrong with the jewels gone and someone dead. Try to solve the mystery while enjoying scrumptious appetizers and decadent desserts. Sign up to be a character in the mystery with either speaking or non-speaking roles. Cost is $30 per person. Participants must register by Feb. 9 and spaces are limited. For more information or to register, contact tcsteeleshs@dnr.in.gov or 812.988.2785.

February 13-Victorian-style dinner at Morris-Butler House: With its deep red rooms, gilt cherubs and flowers, the Morris-Butler House provides a romantic backdrop for a Valentine’s Day dinner on February 13. The evening features a decadent dinner and dessert in the restored Victorian dining room. After a dinner inspired by an 1892 Valentine’s Day issue of Delineator Magazine, guests will adjourn to the parlor for a reading of classic Victorian love poems with harp interludes. Tours of the house will also be provided. What: Victorian Valentine’s Day Dinner. When: February 13, 2010 at 6 p.m. Where: Morris-Butler House, 1204 North Park Avenue, Indianapolis (a property Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana). Who: For more information, contact the Morris-Butler House, 317-636-5409, www.historiclandmarks.org. Cost: $130 per couple (discount for reservations made by January 20, 2010). Reservations are required and will be accepted until February 6, 2010. Cost is $130 per couple ($120 per couple before January 20, 2009).

February 13-Indiana Foster Care and Adoption Association for Community Awareness Event: The public is invited to hear about adoption through a presentation on “How to Adopt Children in the Indiana Adoption Program.” This presentation will be held on Saturday, February 13, 2010 from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. at the Lawrence Library located at 7898 North Hague Road, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46256. This is hosted by the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) and the Indiana Foster Care and Adoption Association (IFCAA). Refreshments will be provided and a representative from IFCAA will be available to answer questions and speak with the individuals interested in adoption. This event provides special opportunities for families to consider adopting children, who are featured in the Indiana Adoption Program. For more information about adoption call 1-888-25-ADOPT.

February 13-Evening of the Arts: Indiana University School of Medicine's 19th annual “Evening of the Arts” will be held Feb. 13th 5:30 at Crispus Attucks Medical Magnet High School – 1140 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street. EotA is a student-produced talent show and silent auction designed to raise funds to support medical clinics that service the health care needs of the homeless and working poor in Indianapolis. Tickets are $15 in advance (by email iusmeota@iupui.edu or by phone 274-7173) or $17 at the door.

February 13-Vintage Movie Night - My Man Godfrey (1936): Vintage Movie Night- Happy Anti-Valentine’s Day Film collector, historian and preservationist Eric Grayson will be sharing some of his favorite vintage films one night each month. In February, enjoy My Man Godfrey (1936) with Carole Lombard. In the film, a scatterbrained socialite hires a vagrant as a family butler...but there's more to Godfrey than meets the eye. No registration required. Free Anti-Valentine’s Day treats included! February 13 from 8:00 – 9:30 p.m. $2 donation suggested.

February 13-St. Valentine’s Dinner Dance Event to Benefit Sheltering Wings: The Sertoma Club of Brownsburg presents the 11th annual St. Valentine’s Dinner Dance benefiting Sheltering Wings. The event will be held on Saturday, February 13, 2010 at Primo West Banquet facility, 2353 East Perry Road in Plainfield, Indiana. The evening will begin at 6pm with a reception, followed by dinner at 7pm, the program and live auction at 8pm, and dancing from 9pm until midnight with music by the Wright Brothers. The silent auction will run throughout the evening. Proceeds generated from the event will benefit the women and children who reside at the shelter. Ticket prices are $150 per couple and can be purchased by calling the shelter at 317.718.0735 or online registration is available at www.shelteringwings.org. For businesses or individuals to support Sheltering Wings and this event through sponsorship or donation of auction items, please contact Mary Williams at 317.718.0735.

February 13-MOMS Club 8th Annual Hendricks County Preschool & Family Fair : Preschool & Family Fair at the Expo Hall located in the Hendricks County 4-H Fairgrounds & Conference Complex from 11:00am to 3:00pm.

February 13-St. Valentine's Eve Gala: Fine dining and 16 piece big band. Contests: swing dance and 1940's military/civilian impression. Indy Exec Airport,11329 E SR 32, Zionsville. Advanced tickets required. www.IndianaWingCAF.org

February 13-Carmel Arts & Design District Valentine’s Day Gallery Walk: Woo the art lover in your life with a romantic evening of art, food and entertainment at the Carmel Arts and Design District Gallery Walk Saturday, Feb. 13 from 5-10 p.m. The galleries and merchants of the District will host themed open houses, entertainment and refreshments, as well as special Valentine’s Day promotions, sales and one-of-a-kind gift ideas. In addition, the District will provide complimentary carriage rides for couples.

February 13-Brazilian Carnaval at the Jazz Kitchen: Premiere Brazilian Carnaval party in Indianapolis, Saturday, February 13th, from 10pm to 3am at the Jazz Kitchen, 5377 N. College Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46220. One of the most celebrated parties in the world, Brazil’s Carnaval is known for its grand scale, intense samba beat and the visual feast of colors, costumes, floats and dancers. This event will offer Indianapolis an opportunity to taste a Brazilian tradition. * Live Samba dancers in costume * Live Brazilian Samba band- The IU Brazilian Ensemble * Special menu with Brazilian food- Feijoada and appetizers * Brazilian beer and soft drinks * Caipirinha traditional drink special $5 * Three big screens displaying the Carnaval parade in Rio de Janeiro and Bahia * DJ. Kyle Long playing a mix of Carnaval music from Brazil. For more information please contact Artur Silva at 317-332-5612, artur106@yahoo.com, www.culturalcannibals.com.

February 13-Wild Valentines: Come to Wolf Park Saturday February 13th for a Wild Valentines! Wolf Park will be open 1-5 pm, and the afternoon will be filled with unusual talks and activities not offered the rest of the year! Since February is the time when wolves search for mates and then bond with them, we will have several fun talks about what people think the love life of a wolf might be like, as well as what their love lives really are like! Take your photo in our “Wild Valentines” cutout or just cuddle up to that special someone while our wolves sing your cares away. Then we invite visitors to return for a Wild Valentines Howl Night program! This will be at 7:30 pm. Admission is $5 for kids 6-13, $7 for visitors 14 and over, kids 5 and under and Wolf Park members are always free.

February 13-Indianapolis Harmonie Opera Club presents Free Performance: The Indianapolis Harmonie Opera Club presents a free performance of excerpts from L'elisir d'amore (Elixir of Love) by Gaetano Donizetti on Saturday, February 13th at 11:00 AM at Faith Presbyterian Church, 8170 Hague Road, Indianapolis. Contact Gregory Gibson at 317-773-1092 or go to www.harmonieopera.org for more information.

February 13-Madison County Jazz Festival: Bobby Shew, trumpet jazz soloist, performer, producer and educator will be performing live at the Madison County Jazz Festival held on Saturday, February 13 at 8:00 p.m. in the Pendleton Heights High School Auditorium located at One Arabian Drive, Pendleton, Indiana. The Butler Jazz Ensemble will play at 7:10 p.m. Don't miss this unique concert experience by one of the nations' leading jazz trumpeters. Throughout the day, jazz bands from 17 schools, including Muncie, Marion and Lawrence Central High Schools will perform. For more information, log onto www.phhsbands.com or contact Chris Taylor, Pendleton Heights Director of Bands 765-778-2161.

February 13-Jameson Camp's Valentine Charity Sale: Come purchase gently used items for a great cause! Jameson Camp. 2001 Bridgeport Road, Indianapolis 46231, is hosting a fundraising event for service projects that our youth leaders do in Indianapolis, and other states. By coming to this event you are helping Jameson Camp make the service projects possible. All proceeds from the charity sale will be used for the service projects. Any donations are also welcome. The event takes place from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. For more information visit www.jamesoncamp.org. We look forward to seeing you!

February 13-The Black Affair: The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) IUPUI Chapter invites you to celebrate Black History Month and Engineering Week at The Black Affair. The first annual event will be held Saturday, February 13 in Campus Center Room 450 A located at 420 University Boulevard on IUPUI's campus. This year's theme is Celebrating Black Intelligence as the NSBE welcomes speaker Brandeis Marshall, Assistant Professor of Computer Information Technology at Purdue West Lafayette. Doors open at 6:30 pm with dinner and festivities beginning at 7:00 pm. Ticket prices are $5 for IUPUI students, $15 for non-IUPUI students (college ID required), and $25 for faculty, staff and community members. Formal black-tie attire is suggested. For tickets or to make a donation please contact NSBE at nsbe@iupui.edu or Black Affair Committee Chair, Danielle Neveles. 10% of the proceeds from this event will be donated to the Red Cross to help with relief efforts in Haiti.

February 13-Free H1N1 Vaccinations: Autumn Breeze Apartments will be hosting a Public Clinic featuring free H1N1 vaccinations and other seasonal vaccinations for a small fee. The Hamilton County Health Department, in partnership with Visiting Nurse Service, Inc. will be providing the vaccinations Saturday, February 13th, from 11a.m. to 3p.m. at the Autumn Breeze Apartments (Clubhouse), 14901 Beauty Berry Lane, Noblesville, IN 46060. For more information or directions, call: 317.773.6030.

February 14-Choral Evensong: The Last Sunday of Epiphany: Dr. Gerre Hancock is Professor of Organ and Sacred Music at The University of Texas, Austin, directing the Organ Performance and Sacred Music Center programs. He is also Organist and Master of Choristers, Emeritus, St. Thomas Church, New York City. A masterful performer and breathtaking improviser, his program is sure to awe and inspire. Admission: Adults $10 (advance) or $15 (at door); Students with ID $10. Tickets at the door. Advance tickets available at stpaulsindy.org or 253.1277.

February 14-Noblesville Symphony Orchestra: Noblesville High School at 4:00 p.m. A Valentine’s special filled with the music of romance, "Love Is In The Air."

February 14-Big Band Valentine's Day Concert and Dance: Join the nationally-recognized Indianapolis Jazz Orchestra, and their talented vocalists, for a romantic evening of world-class big band entertainment. This special concert and dance will highlight popular music from the Great American Songbook concerning love, romance, and affairs of the heart. Featured songs will include My Funny Valentine, I'm In The Mood For Love, Secret Love, Heart And Soul, My Foolish Heart, Our Love Is Here To Stay, plus many more. Dancers will appreciate the Athenaeum Theatre (formerly the American Cabaret Theatre), 401 East Michigan Street, and it’s brand-new, large, permanent wooden dance floor that will be open for swing, ballroom, and casual dancing. This event also has reserved table seating and will offer a full cash bar with snacks. Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door. For tickets or more information call 317-908-1032.

February 14-Carmel Symphony Orchestra presents Family Fun Concert: The Carmel Symphony Orchestra presents, Family Fun!, an interactive concert geared toward children of all ages on Sunday, February 14, 3:00 p.m. at Westfield High School. The Family Fun! Concert is a unique opportunity that no other regional orchestra offers. During portions of the performance, children are invited to sit on stage with the musicians to get an up-close look at a symphony performance. Following the concert, children can participate in a Musical Petting Zoo, allowing them (and adults) to actually play the instruments they have just heard. Tickets can be purchased by calling 317.844.9717.

February 14-Chocolate! Chocolate!: Brown County Humane Society’s 8th annual Chocolate! Chocolate! fundraiser is the perfect place to take your sweetie for Valentine’s Day. For the price of a ticket, you can sample over 80 different homemade chocolate treats, while listening to live music from members of the Brown County Chamber Orchestra. Join us at The Season’s Lodge on Sunday February 14th from 1pm-4pm for an afternoon of fun—all benefiting the homeless pets at the Brown County Humane Society. Tickets are $8 per person in advance or $10 per person at the door. For more information, please visit our website at www.bchumane.org.

February 14-New World Youth Symphony Orchestra "Heart to Heart" Concert: Celebrate Valentine’s Day at the “Heart to Heart Valentine’s Day. A Valentine’s Celebration” concert at 5 p.m. at the Zionsville Performing Arts Center. Before the concert, women heart and stroke survivors will share their stories. Guests are encouraged to wear red. A portion of the proceeds from ticket sales will benefit Go Red For Women. Visit www.nwyso.org or call 317-229-2365 for more information.

February 14-Indianapolis Pipe Organ Festival: The 4th annual Indianapolis Pipe Organ Festival will feature six superb Indiana organists performing solo organ repertoire on the magnificent 4 manual / 80 rank Goulding & Wood pipe organ. Admission the day of the event is $15 adults, $10 students, advance tickets $10 adults, $5 students. Ticket order forms and more information are available at the chapter’s website, www.indyago.org.

February 14-Romance & Remembrance at the Benjamin Harrison Home: The President Benjamin Harrison Home will serve up “Romance and Remembrance,” a special evening of Victorian love letters and poetry at the Presidential site with multi-course dinner at The Indianapolis Propylaeum, Sunday, February 14 at 6 p.m. Guest presenters will read Victorian and contemporary masterpieces in the historic rooms of the Harrison Home at 1230 North Delaware Street. The presenters will include Donna and David Wing, founders of the Wing Arts and Humanities Fund; Gail Witchurch, Ph.D., associate professor of communication studies and of international studies at IUPUI, and Nelson Price, radio host. Reservations for the “Romance and Remembrance” event are required and may be made by calling 317-631-1888. Cost for the occasion is $130 per couple; $120 per member couple. More information is available on the home’s web site: www.pbhh.org.

February 15-Presidents’ Day Celebration: PlayFit Presidential Fitness Day: In celebration of America’s leaders, The Children’s Museum will present a free admission day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Discover Indiana’s Presidential heritage and celebrate healthy living with fun family activities from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

February 15-Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) Enrollment Event: HIP Enrollment Coordinator’s from Clarian HIP Enrollment Center will be hosting a Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) Enrollment Event at the Martindale Brightwood HealthNet on Monday, February 15th, 2010 from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Learn about this state sponsored health insurance program for adults, eligibility requirements, & receive on-site application assistance from HIP Enrollment Coords.

February 16-Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra: Internationally acclaimed Baroque flutist and conductor Barthold Kuijken, the IBO's new artistic director, leads a performance of Baroque music. Admission: Adults $15, Students with ID $10. Tickets at the door. Call 253.1277 or visit stpaulsindy.org for more information.

February 16-Ballroom Dance lessons: Six-week course in ballroom dancing in the Hardacre Ballroom at The Paramount Theatre Centre in downtown Anderson. $70 for a 6 week session includes instruction in all levels- Fox Trot, Swing, Cha Cha and Latin Rhythms starting at 6pm. More details available at www.andersonparamount.org or box office.

February 16-Saint Boniface Church Community Information Meeting: A new congregation, St. Boniface Church, is forming to serve Johnson County and Indy’s south side, and the community is invited to learn more about the congregation. Saint Boniface Church will host a Community Information Meeting on Tuesday, February 16 at 7 PM. The meeting will last about one hour, and will cover the mission, beliefs, and practices of the new congregation, and provide a chance for attendees to ask questions. Johnson County Public Library – White River Branch 1664 Library Blvd., Greenwood. For more information, contact Father Robert Lyons at robert.lyons@resynod.org, 317-560-4665 or www.sbcjc.org.

February 16-Historic Roofing Winter Preservation Workshop: “Historic Roofing,” the second workshop of the 2010 Winter Preservation Workshop Series, will take place on Tuesday, February 16 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. at the General Lew Wallace Study and Museum, 200 Wallace Avenue in Crawfordsville.

February 16-International Violin Competition Laureate Series Concert: The International Violin Competition of Indianapolis (IVCI), in partnership with the Indiana Historical Society (IHS), is pleased to present a an evening of jazz featuring The Joe Deninzon Jazz Trio with drummer Lucianna Padmore as part of the 2009-2010 Laureate Series. This crossover concert takes place on Tuesday, February 16 at 7:30 PM in Eli Lilly Hall at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center, 450 W. Ohio Street, Indianapolis. Lilly Hall will be transformed into an intimate cabaret-style setting with clothed tables, candlelight, and bar and food service for this cozy evening.

February 17- Little Red Door Offers Free Mammograms: Little Red Door Cancer Agency is teaming up with St. Vincent’s Mobile Mammography Unit to offer free screening mammograms to women who qualify—women who are low-income and uninsured or underinsured. The mobile unit will be at People’s Health Center from 9:00 am to 2:45 pm, located at 2340 East 10th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46201. Individuals who wish to participate in this important preventative health care opportunity must pre-register no later than Tuesday, February 2, 2010. Appointments may be scheduled by calling Little Red Door Cancer Agency at 317.925.5595 x 320. Availability is limited and will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.

February 17-Lenten Worship Services: Members of the Irvington Association of Ministers will speak at various public Lenten worship services on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. beginning on February 17. Services will be preceded by a free soup supper at 6 p.m. The services will tackle the ambitious subject of the Seven Deadly Sins within the positive theme of "From Sin to Wholeness." The Association ministers will be guest speakers at each others churches. Services and suppers will be at Gethsemane Lutheran (2/17), Irvington Presbyterian (2/24), Our Lady of Lourdes (3/3), Emerson Avenue Baptist (3/10), Saint Matthews Episcopal (3/17), and Irvington United Methodist (3/24.) Any free will offerings will benefit the Association ICAN office to help the needy in the area. Everyone is welcome to attend. Call 356-7225.

February 18-May 6-NAMI Indianapolis Family-to-Family Class-Zionsville: Family-to-Family is a valuable education course for family members and/or friends who have a loved one with a mental illness. This course is free of charge to all participants. Spots are still available! Call 317.257.7517 to register or for more information.

February 19-Free Assistive Technology Workshop on Cerebral Palsy: What: Assistive Technology and Cerebral Palsy sponsored by the INDATA Project at Easter Seals Crossroads. When: Friday, February 19, 2010 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Where: Easter Seals Crossroads, 4740 Kingsway Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46205. Why: This free assistive technology training program is for anyone interested in learning more about the diagnosis of cerebral palsy, the different assistive technology devices available, resources for funding and equipment evaluations. How: Although this session is free and open to the public, pre-registration is requested. Visit eastersealstech.com or contact Sara Croft at 317-466-2013 or 888-466-1314 for more information or to register.

February 19-Mardi Gras Madness : St. Mary’s Child Center will host its annual Auction, “Mardi Gras Madness”, on Friday, February 19 at 7:00 pm at the Crowne Plaza downtown. The evening will consist of a live and silent auction, entertainment by 10th of Never, dinner, and drinks. Reservations are $75 each. Please contact Dana Smith at 317-635-1491 or dsmith@stmaryschildcenter.org to attend.

February 19-Stable Studios presents FreekBass: Starts at 8:00 p.m.,21 and over only, visit us on the web at www.stablestudios.net, jambase or facebook.

February 19-Brazilian Carnival at the Athenaeum Theater: Brazilian Carnival Will be held February 19th at the Athenaeum Theater. There will be an $8.00 cover at door. Event Runs 8:00-1:00am. Axe Band Tribo Axe will be performing. Come decked out and dance the night away.

February 19-Married Life Live: Every marriage deserves more and that is what MarriedLife Live is all about! MarriedLife Live is a couples date night filled with laughter, music and entertainment. We are taking you on the best date night of your lives. Engaged or married couples are invited to attend the ultimate date night with Jay and Laura Laffoon, who provide a 90 minute evening of non-stop music, comedy, and laughter. Nuggets of marriage wisdom are sprinkled throughout the program. The unique celebrate style of Jay and Laura allows everyone to learn valuable marriage tools while having fun. Visit www.iheartmyspouse.com or www.stonescrossing.com for more details.

February 19-Paramount Open Jam: Show up and Show off on the stage of the historic Paramount Theater in downtown Anderson 7-11pm. Students and pros welcome. Sign up and play for free! Details at box office, 765-642-1234.

February 19-Adoption Awareness Seminar: The public is invited to hear about adoption through a presentation on “How to Adopt Children in the Indiana Adoption Program.” This presentation will be held on Friday, February 19th, 2010 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Thorntown Library located at 124 North Market Street, Thorntown, Indiana, 46071. This is hosted by the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) and the Indiana Foster Care and Adoption Association (IFCAA). Refreshments will be provided and a representative from IFCAA will be available to answer questions and speak with the individuals interested in adoption. This event provides special opportunities for families to consider adopting children, who are featured in the Indiana Adoption Program. For more information about adoption call 1-888-25-ADOPT.

February 19 & 26-Under the Sun Cafe to Host "5th Quarter" Events for Teens in January and February: Under the Sun Cafe will host "5th Quarter" events from 9:00 -11:00 pm after three Friday night Whiteland home basketball games this winter to provide a local hangout for teens. The event is open to students from all local schools. The cafe will provide free soft drinks and snacks, video games and an open mike for playing music. The "5th Quarter" events are on January 29, February 19 and February 26. Under the Sun Cafe is located at 250 N. US 31 in Whiteland, just across the street from the pet supply store. For more information about the cafe and events, visit www.underthesuncafe@comcast.net or call 317-535-0502.

February 20-Dining Etiquette for the Business Professional: Learn how to execute a business meal with style, savvy, and sophistication. Join Etiquette Expert, Starla West, for a three-hour dining tutorial where you will learn the Fine Art of Dining. This session includes hands-on practice with a five-course meal. For more information, visit http://www.starlawest.com. Location: Indianapolis, IN -- Time: 11:00am to 2:00pm -- Two Workshop Dates: January 16 or February 20.

February 20-JCC 6th Annual Daddy Daughter Date Night: The JCC’s sixth annual Daddy Daughter Date Night on Saturday, February 20, 7-10 pm at the Arthur M. Glick JCC, 6701 Hoover Road, Indianapolis, will be a magical night for all young ladies and their “dates.” Last year more than 60 couples danced the night away at the JCC’s Daddy Daughter Date Night. The gala is open to the entire community, members as well as non-members. Each girl age 5-11 will arrive in her best party dress and prettiest shoes for a night of dining and dancing with her favorite guy over 18 (dad, grandpa, guardian, uncle or brother). Great music will keep the crowd hopping with line dances, rock ‘n roll, swing, and, of course, easy-listening music for those special slow dances. Couples will be treated to a delicious dinner and a keepsake. Register by February 5 to save $5 per couple. Cost: $75 couple / $65 Member couple 3 ways to register: online at www.JCCindy.org, call 251-9467, or stop in at a membership desk.

February 20-Wedding Planning 101 Seminar: Get engaged over the holidays and don't know how to start planning your wedding? Come ready to learn the “I Do’s and I Don’ts” of wedding planning at Wedding Planning 101 on Saturday, February 20, 2010 from 12:00 -5:00 PM at Indy West Conference Center, located at 400 N. High School Road, Indianapolis. Get all your questions answered by knowledgeable wedding vendors willing to help. No high-pressure sales, only vendors offering resources and information. To have your fee waived, preregister at http://weddingplanning101.eventbrite.com.

February 20-Damar Guild Dinner Dance: Share your love for Damar at the Damar Guild's I Love Damar Dinner Dance located in the Arabian Room at the Murat Shrine Temple, 510 North New Jersey St. in Indianapolis. $75 per adult. Register online at www.damarguild.org. Sponsorships available. Adults only please. Semi-formal attire. Silent and live auctions, live entertainment, and cash bar. Dinner served at 7 p.m. Proceeds benefit Damar Services, Inc.

February 20-Muslimahs Networking (women): Muslimah's Networking is a fundraiser for Masjid Mumineen, a community mosque in Indianapolis. Proceeds will be used to build a community kitchen. The event location is at the mosque, 4088 Millersville Road, 11-6 pm. A variety of products and foods will be available. Please note, this is a women's event only.

February 20-Our Shepherd Lutheran Church & School: Our Shepherd Lutheran Church and School invites the community to an open house of our exciting new ministry facility at 9201 East CR 100N in Avon on Saturday, February 20, from 1-4 p.m. Come enjoy a concert by the Indianapolis Children’s Choir, meet K-LOVE 101.9 FM personalities and more!

February 20-Prevail, Inc. Hosts Annual Bowl-A-Thon Fundraiser: Cooper’s Stardust Bowl in Noblesville on Saturday, February 20 at 3 p.m.

February 20-Kiwanis of Meridian Hills Wine Tasting & Silent Auction: The Kiwanis Club of Meridian Hills will be hosting the 7th Annual Wine Tasting & Silent Auction on Saturday February 20th at 6pm in the Grand Ballroom of the Holiday Inn Select North at the Pyramids. The event will provide a great meal, live entertainment, Wines from around the World and a Silent Auction. Cost per ticket is $45 in advance or $50 at the door. The event is being held to raise money for the clubs service project including Peyton Manning and Riley Children's Hospitals, IPS & Washington Township School Grants and many other programs to benefit children. Please contact Mark Langley at 317-840-7660 or Langleyma@aol.com for tickets. Kiwanis is a Global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time.

February 20-Black History Luncheon: Indianapolis Section of National Council of Negro Women Inc. is hosting its annual Black History Luncheon on Saturday, February 20, 2010. The event will be held at the Indianapolis Training Center; 2820 North Meridian St. Indianapolis, IN; 46208. Proceeds from this luncheon benefit our Willa Thomas Book Award (scholarship). For tickets please call Pat Dickerson 317-894-2124 or Tamika Black 317-457-8540; email akimat1@gmail.com.

February 20-Country Breakfast: The Craft Club of Belleville Masonic Lodge #65 will be hosting a Country Breakfast on February 20th, 2010 from 6:00 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. The lodge hall is located at 4252 Cartersburg Road in Cartersburg, IN.

February 20-Book Blast Event: The Simon Kidgits Club is bringing the magic of reading to life with celebrity storytellers, engaging activities and giveaways during the 2010 Book Blast! event at Greenwood Park Mall (1251 US Hwy 31 N) from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 20. This free, family-friendly event is designed to show children and the young of heart just what the fun of reading is all about.

February 20-Kokomo Cowboy Church: Free Concert Kokomo Cowboy Church is a Southern Gospel program that proclaims the Gospel of Jesus Christ through song, testimonies and a lot of fun. Ya'll are invited to attend February 20, 2010 at Fairview Baptist Church, 2108 E. Vaile Ave., Kokomo, IN. The fun starts at 4:00PM and 7:00PM. Come to either service or both.

February 20-Expressions of Black History in the Making: Toastmasters, Open Minds, Open Mic chapters is hosting a coffee house for Black History Month. The event will feature local Spoken Word artists, poets and published authors. Come, learn, and enjoy. University of Phoenix, 7999 Knue Road (Castleton) Indianapolis 12:30 to 3:00 pm.

February 21-College Goal Sunday: The Indiana Student Financial Aid Association (ISFAA) will hold its 21st annual College Goal SundaySM on Sunday, February 21, 2010 at 2 p.m. The event provides free information and assistance to Indiana families filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and will be held at seven Indianapolis locations, as well as 30 other locations throughout the state. Financial aid professionals from Indiana colleges and universities walk attendees through the FAFSA line-by-line and answer families’ individual questions. This year, all sites offer FAFSA online capabilities and many have Spanish interpreters. For more information, visit www.CollegeGoalSunday.org.

February 21-Coin Show: Located at the Home Economics Building at the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds (1401 Teal Road Lafayette, Indiana--across from the Jefferson Square). 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Come buy, sell, and trade coins, 18+ Dealers, All ages welcome. Free admission.

February 21-Habitat for Humanity of Johnson County’s fifth annual Soup Bowl fundraiser: The Johnson County Fairgrounds from 4-7pm, Scott Hall. A $20 admission ticket will enable guests to enjoy a buffet of soups, breads and desserts from popular Johnson County eateries. In addition, guests will have the opportunity to select a handmade, keepsake bowl from among several hundred crafted by professional artisans and advanced art students. Light entertainment and a silent auction will round out the evening.

February 21-New Paris Kiwanis Annual Auto/Motorcycle Parts Swap Meet: New Paris Kiwanis Annual Auto/Motorcycle Parts Swap Meet Sunday Feb.21 2010 inside heated buildings at the Preble County Fairgrounds SR 122 S. Eaton, Ohio. Buy sell trade new and used parts and merchandise of all kinds. Admission $5 time 8 am - 2 pm. Vendor $20 for 10x10 vendors welcome. Call Tim Lane 937-456-3262 or Jim White 765-966-4130 or e-mail preble1806@live.com for more info.

February 21-Indianapolis Choral Festival: The Indianapolis Choral Festival will be held at East 91st St. Christian Church, 6049 East 91st Street, Indianapolis, IN 46250 at 6:30 pm. on Sunday, February 21. Enjoy 10 area choirs sing individually and then join together in a 200 voice mass choir accompanied by the Covenant Symphony. Event is free and the community is welcome.

February 21-Third Annual Texas Hold'Em Tournament Charity Event: Help The Arc of Indiana get a FULL HOUSE at their 3rd Annual Texas Hold'Em Poker Charity Event on Sunday, February 21, 2010 at The Rathskeller, 401 East Michigan Street, Indianapolis. Only 210 entries available. Must be 21 or older with a valid ID. Registration opens at 12:00pm and we “Shuffle Up and Deal” at 1:30pm. $10,500 in cash prizes will be awarded to the top 10% of all finishers for a full field of 210 players. For more information about the event, visit The Arc of Indiana’s events calendar at www.arcind.org.

February 21-Comic Book & Toy Con: Tons of Golden, Platinum, Silver, Bronze age to the Newest Comics, Action figures, toys, posters, DVD's, non-sports cards, Magazines, Fan Sub Japanese Anime room. New dealers and great deals at every Show. Guests! Free Comics! Artists on hand for sketches of your favorite Comic Book heroes. Event will be held from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm at Ramada I-70 East, 6990 East 21st Street (Shadeland Ave & 21st Street) Indianapolis, IN (I-465 Exit 44 or I-70 Exit 89). Admission $4 but mention RTV6 and admission is only $2.

February 21-Zumba4Haiti: My Gym Children's Fitness Center, 10290 E. 96th Street Fishers IN. Sunday February 21, 2010 12:00- 2:00 pm. Come join us in a 2 Hour Zumba Class featuring several instructors from around town. This is a class where you can let loose, burn calories and help a great cause. For questions and pre-registration visit us on at Indy Zumba 4 Haiti or email us at indyzumba4haiti@gmail.com. Limited space available. Minimum $10 donation. All funds raised go to the American Red Cross.

February 21-Singers for a Soulful Celebration of Song: The Purdue Black Voices of Inspiration (BVOI) along with the Bach Chorale Singers (BCS) will present a Black History Month concert entitled “Rock-A-My-Soul” at 4 p.m. February 21st at First Baptist Church (411 North Seventh Street-Lafayette). Tickets: $25 - general, $23 - seniors (62+), $16 - children/students. For more information call 765.429.5151 (Bach Chorale Office) or order online at www.bachchorale.org.

February 21-Winter Blast: Girls in grades K-12 are invited to participate in Winter Blast on February 21, 2 to 5 p.m., at the Holiday Inn Caribbean Cove Water Park located southeast of the Michigan exit off I-465. Girls and their families will enjoy the slide park and swimming pool. $5 per person.

February 22-A Celebration of African & African-American Performance: The Orchard School and Lineage Parents proudly present a celebration of African and African -American performers. Live African Drumming, performances include The Voices of Deliverance Gospel Choir of Butler University and the Northernaires Gospel Choir of North Central. The event will take place at the Orchard School Theatre, 615 West 64th Street Indianapolis In 46260.Ticket prices are $25.00 for adults, $10.00 for children 13 and under. Children 2 and under are free. Tickets will be available at the door.

February 23-Anderson U: Analyzing Financial Statements: Anderson University is pleased to offer Analyzing Financial Statements, an American Institute of Banking course. The content is designed for loan officers, credit analysts, and banking trainees who want: to improve understanding of key financial data/trends, quickly pinpoint which ratios to compute based on a company's strategy, feel confident making credit decisions, and earn credit from the American Institute of Banking. Classes will meet for ten weeks on Tuesday evenings starting Feb. 23 from 6:30 to 9:30 pm at the AU Flagship Center (exit 22/I-69) in Anderson. For more information, please contact Kerrie: 877-428-2765x2889, pds@anderson.edu, or visit: www.anderson.edu/pds.

February 23-National Pancake Day: Several Indiana IHOP's owned by Womack Restaurants will be giving away free short stacks of IHOP buttermilk pancakes during National Pancake Day on February 23rd, between 7 am and 10 pm. The restaurants, including Anderson, Muncie, Kokomo, Fort Wayne, Marion, Richmond and Terre Haute, will join 1,400 IHOP restaurants nationwide in the celebration. Guests can consider making voluntary contributions to local designated charities.

February 24-James Alexander Thom and Dark Rain Thom Author Visit: James Alexander Thom and his wife, Dark Rain, will be presenting at 7pm at Shelbyville High School Breck Auditorium (2003 S Miller St; Shelbyville, IN 46176). A cookie and punch reception will follow the presentation. People will have the opportunity to meet the authors and have their books signed at this time. Event is free of charge and open to the public. Please call 317-398-7121 to make reservations.

February 24-Greater Southport Business Alliance Taste of Southport: An evening spent sampling menu items from the Greater Southport Business Alliance eateries. Information about the Alliance will also be available. Event held at the Southport Park Community Room, 6901 Derbyshire Road, Indianapolis, IN. Event time: 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. GSBA members are FREE with a Prospective Member or if attending alone a $3.00 donation to Hunger, Inc. is requested.

February 25-Indiana Tech Ph.D. Information Session: Learn about program details, admissions requirements, and more at an information session about Indiana Tech’s Ph.D. in Global Leadership. A complimentary continental breakfast will be served. RSVP at PhD@IndianaTech.edu or 800.288.1766 ext. 2274.7:30-9 a.m. February 25.

February 26-Laughs for Life: A Benefit Concert Featuring Comedian Tim Hawkins: Greenwood Christian Church announces a concert to benefit Care Net Pregnancy Centers on Friday, February 26, 2010 at 7:30 PM at the Greenwood Christian Church, 2045 Averitt Road. Doors open at 7:00 PM. Tim Hawkins is a premier Christian comic who is rocking the country with his hilarious spoofs on popular songs and his fast-paced, unique stand-up comedy routine. See Tim at www.timhawkins.net. Tickets are on sale for $20 each at the church office M-F, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM. Discount for groups of 6 or more. Tickets may also be purchased online at www.greenwoodchristian.com. All proceeds will go to Care Net Pregnancy Centers which dedicates itself to advancing the sanctity of human life and endeavors to educate, clothe, and encourage young women and their babies. Special guest for the concert will be comedian John Branyan.

February 26-"Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs. the New York Knicks" Indianapolis Public Premiere: A Special Movie Premiere Event benefitting Riley Hospital for Children Pediatric Burn Unit, Brave Hearts Burn Camp and Pacers Foundation takes place Friday, Feb. 26 at Conseco Fieldhouse. “Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs. The New York Knicks” The evening features a 7PM Red Carpet arrival with Reggie Miller and other special guests with the film beginning at 8PM. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 day of event. For more information, visit Pacers.com.

February 26-Tiffanie Bridges: The Soul Powerhouse LIVE!: Live Soul/Classic R&B/Jazz/Gospel with the soulfully unique, divinely inspirational DIVA and her awesome band! $7 cover at the door. Starts @ 8PM at Urban Element, 901 N. Pennsylvania, a place where great food, a great atmosphere, and sensational live entertainment combine to create a truly memorable dining experience.

February 26-An Affair to Read: Special Fund-raising Event: An Affair to Read February 26 8:00pm - Midnight Ticket Price: $25.00 Registration Required It is time to go shopping for the very cutest PJs you can find, because we're having a Pajama Party to benefit the Greenwood Public Library. Prominent Authors, Salsa Lessons, Wine Tasting and much, much more! Ticket price is $25 per person (women only, and only over 21 years of age). Call 885-5036 or register online www.greenwoodlibrary.us Feel free to call Jane Weisenbach at 881-1953 if you have questions about the event or how to get your friends involved.

February 26-Grace On Wings Dinner Gala: Join us to celebrate our 2nd year of serving others. Grace on Wings is the nation's only charity air ambulance. Based out of the Indianapolis International Airport we have flown 65 missions, coving 80K miles in 26 states. Our fundraising gala will be held at 6:30pm in the University of Indianapolis' Schwitzer Center Banquet Hall, 1400 E. Hanna Ave. Enjoy dinner, music & a special guest speaker. Tickets $25.00. Visit our website for RSVP info: www.graceonwings.org.

February 26-Bingo for Baskets: Come for a fun-filled night of Bingo at Cloverdale Middle School on February 26, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. Themed baskets such as Family Fun Night, Gardening, Summertime, Stress Relief, First Aid, Lottery, Fishing, and others will be the prizes for each game. Raffles and door prizes consist of many different restaurant certificates, Indianapolis Colts, Holiday World and Splashing Safari tickets, Indianapolis Indians skybox tickets, Cincinnati Reds tickets, Keresotes Movie Passes, Mary Kay products, and many more too numerous to mention. Tickets are $10.00 in advance and $15.00 at the door. Call 765-795-2900 for details and directions.

February 26-Go Red For Women Luncheon: Join nearly 1,000 women for the annual Go Red for Women Luncheon presented by St. Vincent Heart Center of Indiana from 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. at the Indianapolis Marriott Downtown. The event inspires and educates women to love their hearts. Ranked fifth in the country for dollars raised and attendance, the half-day event will find educational breakout sessions, free health screenings, exhibits, a heart-healthy lunch and a Macy’s fashion show featuring the Indianapolis Go Red BetterU Challengers. For more information, call 317-873-3640 or visit www.americanheart.org/goredindy.

February 26-Buster Keaton's One Week and Harold Lloyd's Safety Last: The Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra and the Indianapolis Museum of Art bring to life the experience of the 20th century silent film and theatre orchestra to present this double feature at The Toby at the IMA, 4000 Michigan Rd., at 7:30 p.m. For more information, visit www.icomusic.org or call 317.940.9607.

February 27-Black History Month – A Celebration of Art: Immerse yourself in African American music, literature, and visual art with displays and performances by talented artists at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

February 27-Zumba for the Cure: Please join us at Lifetime Fitness , 8705 Castle Creek Parkway East Drive, Indianapolis, Indiana 46250 to support the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation and Seven in Seven for Parkinson's Research. The event will begin at 10:00 am and will last for 90 minutes. Cost is $10.00 per participant - all proceeds will be split between the two foundations. Cash or Check only. No credit cards accepted. For additional information, please contact Cesar Acosta at (317) 507-4924 or by email at indy@zumbacesar.com.

February 27-"Something New, Something Used" Rummage Sale and Boutique: Please join us for our CUMNS KIDS “Something New, Something Used” Rummage Sale and Boutique on Saturday, February 27, 2010 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Our rummage sale will feature children’s items and an assortment of household goods. Our boutique will feature approximately 30-35 vendors with a variety of products. CUMNS KIDS is a non-profit daycare ministry at the corner of 71st and Shadeland Avenue serving approximate 200 families. We are raising money for our school and are providing an opportunity for families to have a fun-filled day of shopping! Castleton United Methodist Church, 7101 Shadeland Avenue, Indianapolis, 46250. For more information, call 841-7491.

February 27-Celebrate 100 Years of Hoosier Hysteria at Washington Square Mall: A special exhibit commemorating 100 years of Indiana high school basketball championships will visit Washington Square Mall as part of the Indiana High School Athletic Association’s (IHSAA) “100 Years in 100 Days” celebration. The exhibit includes historic memorabilia representing 100 years of Indiana basketball, including apparel, newspaper articles, rare photos, books, basketballs and other unique artifacts. In addition, the exhibit will be capturing videos of fans sharing their favorite Indiana basketball memory, to be posted on the website www.100yearsin100days.net. And, vertical banners in the exhibit list notable statistics about Indiana high school basketball. Washington Square Mall, 10202 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, IN 46229, 12:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

February 27-Go Red For Women National Casting Call: Go Red For Women is launching a nationwide search for women willing to share their heart stories and the choices they make to live a heart-healthy lifestyle, empowering others by example. Women who share their stories may become a national spokesperson, representing Go Red For Women in marketing materials and at events. Enjoy free Go Red For Women activities from St.Vincent Heart Center of Indiana and the American Heart Association. Come to Macy's at Castleton Square from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. to share your story. For more information, visit www.americanheart.org/goredindy.

February 27-Job Search Seminar: "Best Practices in a Job Search" will be presented at Carmel Lutheran Church (4850 E. 131st St, Carmel) on Sat., Feb. 27, 9:00-11:00 a.m. Networking at 8:30 am & following seminar. For info: www.christianemploymentministry.webs.com or 317-call 814-4252.

February 27 & 28-Modern Day Charm School for Young Adults: A weekend finishing school for young adults (ages 15 to 18) who want to fine-tune their appearance, social graces and table manners. For more information, visit http://www.starlawest.com/Modern-Day-Charm-School-For-Young-Adults.html. Location: Indianapolis, IN.

February 28-UpScale Social Networking Events: Vendors, entertainers, small businesses, the public come together to network and support each other while being entertained by Sizzlin Gregg Bacon, Jazz horn player and other guest. Also donating items to less fortunate kids. $5.00 admission also free raffles throughout the evening. Doors open at 4pm -8:30pm @ Junior Achievement Conference Center, 7435 N. Keystone Ave. Party with a purpose with D.J Mama Mia & Darvaa Johnson, Over 21 Please. Help us help the kids. A donation table will be set up in the lobby.

February 28-The Taffetas: Join in on the fun at The Paramount Theatre in downtown Anderson and enjoy the 20th Anniversary tour of "The Taffetas", a trip down memory lane of fabulous 50's music. Show starts 3pm, tickets $15, available at www.andersonparamount.org or box office Tues-Fri. Noon-5pm.

MARCH EVENTS

March 1-5-Sport Clips' Client Appreciation Week: For more than 5 years Sport Clips at Village Park Plaza has been making its clients look good, and now it’s time for Sport Clips to sport a new look. To celebrate, clients will be treated to the company’s signature MVP service, including shampoo, hot towel, and shoulder massage, for FREE with every haircut! There will also be daily drawings and product samples. Sport Clips at Village Park Plaza located at US 31 and Greyhound Pass, between Marsh and Wal-Mart.

March 2-April 10-Read All About It! Building Imaginations: The Children's Museum and infoZone invite you to join us for Read All About It!-the museum's annual six-week reading initiative. This year's "Building Imaginations" theme features programs related to the Bob the BuilderTM–Project Build It exhibit. The kick-off celebration begins on March 2 in infoZone with Celebrate Seuss. Look for Read All About It! programs in the museum map or at childrensmuseum.org.

March 4-Target Free Family Night: Visit Bob the Builder™ - Project: Build It and join The Children's Museum as they encourage young imaginations and promote early learning with activities, performances and special guests. Sponsored generously by Target, the first Thursday of each month The Children's Museum opens free of charge from 4 – 8 p.m.

March 4-Coram Deo Academy Open House: Coram Deo Academy Open House, 651 West Main Street, Carmel, IN 46032, 9-11 a.m. and 7:00-9:00 p.m. You're invited to come get more information on this K-12 Classical Christian School, now accepting applications for the 2010-2011 school year. Program will begin promptly. For more information, visit www.CoramDeo-IN.com or call 317.645.6397.

March 4-6-Music for All National Festival: Enjoy outstanding student concert, jazz, percussion and orchestral ensembles from all over the country at Clowes, Warren Arts Center, and Hilbert. Tickets are free to some events and low to mid range for others. Concerts take place on Thursday evening, Friday and Saturday day and evening. For more information, visit www.musicforall.org/programs/mfanf or call 800-848-BAND (2263).

March 4-6-Indiana Heritage Quilt Show: Now in its 19th year, the Indiana Heritage Quilt Show (IHQS) continues to offer a unique experience for both quilting enthusiasts and anyone who simply appreciates the artistic nature of quilting. This year’s show will take place March 4-6 at the Bloomington/Monroe County Convention Center. The IHQS will feature over 150 quilts from across the United States. Each beautifully quilted creation will be vying for a portion of $17,000 in cash prizes and awards. Winners will be chosen in each of 10 judged categories, including appliqué, pieced, fabric art, wall quilts, mixed technique, ensemble and small scale quilts. The Indiana Heritage Quilt Show will also include a Merchant’s Mall and additional quilt-related exhibitions. For more information on the Indiana Heritage Quilt Show visit www.IHQS.org or call the Bloomington Visitors Center at 800-800-0037.

March 5-The Spirit Place Festival Application Deadline: The Spirit Place Festival is currently accepting applications from community groups to host events during the 2010 festival. Interested cultural, faith-based, educational and community organizations have the chance to join more than 100 of the city’s top organizations in a valuable partnership with Spirit Place to help create engaging civil dialogue. The application deadline is March 5, 2010. The festival, now in its 15th year, is a collaborative effort between Indianapolis’s arts, culture, religious, educational and humanities organizations. Spirit Place celebrates and explores the diversity that makes up the city while sparking civic dialogue to help promote positive change in the Circle City. Each year the festival selects approximately 40 events to create the 10-day lineup. In 2009, more than 6500 attended the festival. The 2010 Spirit Place Festival, running November 5-14, is taking on the theme “Food for Thought” in partnership with the Indiana Humanities Council. Festival events will explore how food shapes our family, faith, community, and culture. For a free festival magazine, to see a full schedule of festival events, or more information, call The Polis Center at (317) 274-2455 or visit www.spiritandplace.org.

March 5-Naturally, Victorian Exhibit Opening: What: Naturally, Victorian exhibit opening; Where: Morris-Butler House, 1204 N. Park Ave., Indianapolis; When: The exhibit runs March 5 to December 30, with an opening on March 5, 2010, 6-9 p.m. Admission to the exhibit is included with tours of the three-story house, Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. (Naturally, Victorian opening on March 5 coincides with a First Friday showing at the Hoosier Salon Gallery on the lower level of the house.) Who: The Morris-Butler House, built in 1865, a museum property of Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana; Cost: Naturally, Victorian is included with general admission: $5 adult, $4 senior, and $3 student. Reservations are required for groups of 20 or more. Contact Aimee Rose Formo, Program Coordinator, Morris-Butler House 317-639-4534, mbhouse@historiclandmarks.org.

March 5-Be Kind Day: Be kind Day.” It is on March 5, 2010. This day is dedicated to do something nice to someone you do not know. This can be as simple as letting someone enter on the road, to buying lunch or coffee for someone you do not know, or whatever you can do nice for another person you do not know. You can tell the person or be anonymous. This day is open to anyone, and happens everywhere. You can do something nice everyday, but let's start with one! Be Kind!

March 6-Fight For Air Climb: Don't walk. Don't run. Climb! Join hundreds of Hoosiers at the Fight For Air Climb downtown Indy. Participants will climb the 30 flights of stairs at the Market Tower building once, twice or even three times! Experience the climb of your life with this challenging "vertical road race." Learn more at www.fightforairclimb.org.

March 6-Retro Saturday Night: Come to Maple Creek Golf & Country Club (10521 E. 21st St.) on March 6th from 7-11pm. DJ Josh Wise will spin the hits from rock ‘n roll’s greatest eras for listening and dancing pleasure. A variety of mouth-watering drive-in-style foods and beverages will be served. Classic cars will be displayed in front of Maple Creek Golf & Country Club, and silent auction bidding will take place during the event.

March 6-Johnson County Extension Homemakers Spring Craft Fair: Johnson County Fairgrounds, 100 Fairgrounds Street, Franklin, IN 46131 Time: 9 am to 3 pm - Over 40 vendors.

March 6-Ms. Wheelchair Indiana Pageant: Apply now to be in Indiana's Ms. Wheelchair Pageant at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Find an application at http://www.peopleonwheels.org/Ms.WheelchairApplication.htm. Starts at 2:00pm, Public invited for Free Gala at 6:30.

March 6-Give Life, Love Life, Live Life: The O'Connor House Annual Gala , Enjoy and evening of Dinner, The Blue Dorian Jazz Band, a video message from Mike Pence as well as other guest speakers and a silent auction to support the O'Connor House, a home for women in crisis pregnancy. Cocktails begin at 6:30, Dinner at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $50 per person, $40 for seniors. Contact Mandy at 317-508-9627 or mteter@theoconnorhouse.org.

March 6-Avon Elementary Schools PTO Winter Carnival: Lots of Games, Activities, and Food. Located at Avon High School. 10am-3pm.

March 6-Pancake Breakfast: The annual Brownstown Exchange Club Pancake Breakfast will be held on Saturday, March 6 from 6:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Brownstown Central High School cafeteria. The proceeds from this fundraiser along with the Round Barn Bike Ride in July, Watermelon 5K Run/Walk in September, and Ft. Vallonia Days 5K Run/Walk help support the clubs various youth and community service oriented programs. Advance sale tickets are available from any club member as well at The Peoples Bank, Brownstown main office, Brownstown Greenhouse, The Jackson County Banner, and Family Drug. Advance sale tickets are $5 adults, and $3 under 12. Tickets at the door will be $6 adults and $3.50 under 12.

March 6-Treasures for Education: The Pike Township Educational Foundation (PTEF) will hold its 14th annual Treasures for Education gala on Saturday, March 6 2010 at 6:00pm at the Colts Pavilion, W. 56th Street in Indianapolis. The event will feature a silent auction, live auction and dinner. The musical entertainment for the evening will be Jay Majors and Hookup and our guest emcee will be Amber Stearns from WJBC Radio. Ticket are $75 each or $500 per table. For information call 387-2542.

March 6-Get Dressed!: Going to prom? Need a dress? Vintage dresses on sale for one day only. All dresses are $25 cash. Proceeds benefit the Ben Davis High School AVID program. Location: Ben Davis High School 1200 N. Girls Road, 46214 (enter door 17) from 9am-3pm.

March 6-Women of the Cross: John 17 Ministries invites women ages 13 to 103 to gather on Saturday, March 6, 2010 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. for Women of the Cross - a day of worship, teaching, and ministry. Because one day really can transform your heart, your personality, and your friendships. For further information or to register email: womenofthecross@gmail.com or phone 317-501-7000. The event will take place at Southport Presbyterian Church, 7525 McFarland Blvd., Indianapolis, IN 46237. Cost is $10 by Feb. 26 or $15 at the door. Lunch will be provided and all proceeds benefit the Women's Freedom Center of Nairobi, Africa.

March 6-14-The Motown Story presented by The Asante Children’s Theatre: In partnership with the Madame Walker Theatre we are proud to present a spectacular, electrifying musical, adapted to the stage by storyteller and playwright Deborah Asante. “The Motown Story” pays tributes to the empire built by Berry Gordy and celebrates the music made popular by the legendary Temptations, Four Tops, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Diana Ross and the Supremes and much, much more. Where: Madame Walker Theatre Center. Tickets: For more information on ticket purchases call 317-627-4755. VISA and MasterCard accepted. Show dates & times are as follow: Sat., March 6th at 2:30 PM (Broad Ripple Art Fair Matinee), Sun., March 7th at 4 PM (Family Day), Fri., March 12th at 8 PM, Sat., March 13th at 8 PM and Sun., March 14th at 4 PM.

March 7-Casserole: A Mixture of Photographic Thoughts Photographers' Forum: Art of Collecting Photography, panel discussion by INvision artists. 2-4 PM Art on view: January 11 – March 27, 2010 Bona Thompson Memorial Center, 5350 East University Avenue Phone: 317-353-2662. Facebook: Irvington Guild of Artists. Hours: Wednesday 1 – 3pm; Saturday and Sunday 1 – 4pm and by appt. Free admission, open to the public.

March 7-United Way’s Oscar Night America: Experience the glitz and glamour of the Roaring Twenties at United Way's 4th Annual Oscar Night! Think flappers. Think jazz. Add a little art deco, speakeasies and the talkies. Put it all in together at The Murat Shrine, 510 N. New Jersey Street, Indianapolis, on Sunday, March 7, and you’ve got the makings for United Way’s 4th annual Oscar Night gala. Ticket prices start at just $50. United Way of Central Indiana, together with Oscar Night® America, is hosting the only event officially sanctioned by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in the state. This unique fundraiser offers you a fun, exciting way to help address today's needs and reduce tomorrow's. All proceeds benefit United Way of Central Indiana's Ready to Learn, Ready to Earn priority. Each attendee will walk away with the official Academy Awards program and the Hoosier version of the Oscar Night swag bag. For tickets or more information contact Jody Pope at (317) 920-3460 or jody.pope@uwci.org.

March 11-13-Indy Kids Consignment Spring Sale: Hamilton County 4-H Fairgrounds, 2003 Pleasant Street, Noblesville. Offering 11,000 square feet of high quality new and gently used children's clothing, toys and gear as well as maternity clothing. Benefiting the Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County. Please bring a couple of diapers for the Indy Kids Diaper Drop.

March 12 & 13-Battle for Bastogne Scenario Game: Whiter River Paintball Adventures 5211 South New Columbus Rd. Anderson, IN 46013 for more information call 317-489-3732 or www.whiteriverpaintbal.com.

March 13-Meditations and Drama: The Richmond Symphony Orchestra will perform a concert entitled "Meditations and Drama". The concert will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Civic Hall in Richmond, Indiana on March 13th, 2010. For ticket information please call 765-966-5181.

March 13-St. Patrick's Shamrock Run & Walk: The 19th Annual Shamrock Run and Walk is the official race of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The race is fun, full of tradition and one of the first big races to start the spring. The four mile run & walk course starts on Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis and goes to Fountain Square, which is the home of the “Irish Hill.” Following the race there is a celebration inside the Columbia Club with entertainment by the Irish Band, Highland Reign and plenty of food and Irish drinks. Participants are encouraged to dress in their best Irish race costume. Participants will receive a commemorative long-sleeve t-shirt while supplies last. Registration: www.indystpats.com by March 10th for $20 the Fitness Walk (without timing chip) and $22 for the Run/Walk (with timing chip).

March 13-Saint Patrick's Day Celebration: Get an early start in celebrating Saint Patrick's Day and help continuing restoration of the historic Paramount Theatre in downtown Anderson. "Souled Out", the Midwest’s finest and most versatile dance and party band will keep you feeling lucky all night! Tickets are $15 and available at the box office and are $15 for this 8pm event. Bring for friends and hear a great band in a very cool venue. Check it out at www.andersonparamount.org.

March 13-Coram Deo Academy Banquet & Silent Auction: Coram Deo Academy Banquet & Silent Auction, Renaissance Hotel, North, 11925 North Meridian, Carmel, IN 46032, 5:30 pm. Benefits the Coram Deo Academy Financial Assistance Program. Speaker: Dr. Albert Mohler, National Evangelical Leader, Author, and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President. Special Music and Recitations by the Coram Deo Academy Students. The Coram Deo Academy is a K-12 Classical Christian School, meeting in Carmel.

March 13-21-Indiana Flower & Patio Show: Get ready to step out of winter and into spring at the 52nd annual Indiana Flower & Patio Show, as they proudly salute springtime and 52 years of garden excellence, Saturday, March 13 through Sunday, March 21, 2010 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds’ West Pavilion Hall.

March 13-April 19-Lilly Theater presents Jack: The Children's Museum Lilly Theater presents an updated version of the story of a boy and a beanstalk. Jack takes us on the boy's well-known journey into the clouds, where he encounters a whole new world inhabited by a hungry giant and his wife. As the story unfolds, we learn about growing up with a bully without becoming one, about parenting, and about a boy's dreams. This show is appropriate for all ages. By Mike Kenny.

March 13-Septebmer 6-STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS Exhibition: The display of STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS The Exhibition, which opened at The Children's Museum in 2009, has been extended through Sept. 6, 2010, with exciting new artifacts arriving this spring! The visual exhibit will now include the original Boba Fett costume, which was featured in Return of the Jedi, and a Senator Palpatine costume from Attack of the Clones. These and other new artifacts, along with favorite objects from the original exhibit, were used in the concept and production for STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS, the first-ever animated feature and television series from Lucas Film Animation.

March 14-The Passion with Lessons and Choral Music: Indianapolis Pro Musica sings this poignant Lenten Service that originated at St. John's College, Cambridge, England. The Passion gospels are sung to ancient, traditional plainsong with Lenten carols and anthems responding to this journey of Christ. This service will enhance our Lenten journey as we proceed toward the Feast of the Resurrection. Admission is free. Call 253.1277 or visit stpaulsindy.org for more information.

March 14-Cut-A-Thon Benefit: Salon 6 will hold a “Cut-A-Thon” to benefit Childhelp on March 14, 2010 from noon until 6 p.m. The event will take place at Salon 6, 6267 Carrollton Ave. in Broad Ripple. All Cut-A-Thon proceeds will be donated to Childhelp, a leading national non-profit organization dedicated to helping victims of child abuse and neglect though prevention, intervention and treatment. During the Cut-A-Thon, ten participating stylists will offer haircuts for $20 minimum donations (cash or check only). Men, women and children are welcome. Haircuts will be performed on a first-come, first-served walk-in basis; no appointments are necessary. In order to raise the highest amount of money possible, full style-out services may not be provided. Clients also will have an opportunity to purchase raffle tickets for $1 each for a chance to win a gift basket valued at $600. Located in the eclectic Broad Ripple Village, Salon 6 is a unique full-service modern salon with a relaxed, contemporary atmosphere. Services include color, color correction, highlighting, texture, men’s and women’s cuts and styles, waxing and make-up application. For more information, call Salon 6 at (317) 475-0997 or visit www.salon6.net. To learn more about Childhelp, visit www.childhelp.org.

March 16-Mom And Loving It: This is an event for moms of all ages. Come be encouraged in your role as a mom! College Park Church, 2606 W. 96th St., Indianapolis, 46268. Tickets are $10 until March 7, then $18 at the door on the night of the event. Register online at www.yourchurch.com.

March 17-Indiana Foster Care and Adoption Association for Community Awareness Event: The public is invited to hear about adoption through a presentation on “How to Adopt Children in the Indiana Adoption Program.” This presentation will be held on Wednesday, March 17 from 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. at the Lawrence Library located at 7898 North Hague Road, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46256. This is hosted by the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) and the Indiana Foster Care and Adoption Association (IFCAA). Refreshments will be provided and a representative from IFCAA will be available to answer questions and speak with the individuals interested in adoption. This event provides special opportunities for families to consider adopting children, who are featured in the Indiana Adoption Program. For more information about adoption call 1-888-25-ADOPT.

March 17-St. Patrick's Day Parade & Tent Party: The 30th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade Indy’s largest event on St. Patrick’s Day. There will be over 100 different units and nearly 2000 people marching. The Parade is made up of local bands and bag pipers, Irish dancers, Catholic schools, floats, Irish family clans, sports teams, dignitaries and many Irish organizations. The event is free to the public. TENT PARTY: Come honor Indy’s Irish Citizen of the Year, Father Glenn O’Connor. The tent party is open to the public and it is FREE to enter. There will be live Irish entertainment by the Irish band Highland Reign, food court, beer garden and vendor booths. The Parade Tent party is located in the middle of the Parade route on Vermont Street.

March 17-Hoosier Lottery Greening of the Canal: The Hoosier Lottery Greening of the Canal is the official kick-off to St. Patrick’s Day in Indianapolis. Kathryn Densborn, Executive Director of the Hoosier Lottery, Mayor Greg Ballard and the 2010 Irish Citizen of the Year, Father Glenn O’Connor will dye the downtown canal green at approximately 6:50am. The event is open to the public and we encourage people to come down to the canal to join the festivities. There will free breakfast food (while supplies last) and live Irish entertainment leading up to the greening. www.indystpats.com.

March 19-The Giddy Up Gala: St.Vincent Pediatric Hippotherapy Program presents "The Giddy Up Gala" on Friday, March 19, 2010 at the Ritz Charles in Carmel, Indiana. Come and enjoy a silent auction, fabulous dinner, music, entertainment and just maybe a few special guest appearances. Your contribution helps support a wonderful and worthwhile cause.

March 20-Shoes for Souls Shoe Give-a-way: Robinson Community A.M.E. Church is sponsoring a shoe drive to meet the needs of those in the community. The event takes place at Robinson Community, 4602 N. College Avenue, Indianapolis (the northwest corner of 46th & College) on Saturday, March 20, 2010 at 12:00 p.m. For more information call the church at 317.283.3783.

March 20-Spring Tea Tasting & Tour: Did you know that black teas had a longer “shelf life” and replaced greens in popularity among Western drinkers in the nineteenth century? In the Victorian era, teas often had specific uses, with green and herbal teas favored for iced beverages and medicinal uses. Learn about the history and health benefits of tea from Wayne Ashford, owner of Tea’s Me Café, against the backdrop of Morris-Butler House’s restored 1865 dining room and library. Guests will compare white, green, and black teas. Teas will be paired with savory and sweet selections for morning, afternoon, and evening. Following the tea, guests will tour all three floors of the Morris-Butler House. Tea provided by Tea’s Me Café. Reservations are required by March 12, 2010. Cost: $34 per person. For more information, contact the Morris-Butler House, 317-636-5409, www.historiclandmarks.org.

March 22-Direct from Branson! The Ozark Jubilee: The Paramount Theatre in downtown Anderson is the place to be a 2pm to see The Ozark Jubilee. Director from Branson, your $20 ticket will allow you to see Branson's funniest comedian and world class fiddler Doofus Doolitle. Show starts 2pm. Tickets available soon at the box office at 1124 Meridian Plaza in Downtown Anderson.

March 23-Indy Homeless Connect: Indiana Convention Center. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. To volunteer, visit www.chipindy.org.

March 26-Music of the Spheres: Music of the Spheres is a newly-emerging early music group believing that music exists to captivate the imagination, stir memories, and evoke intensely personal emotions in both listener and performer alike. This concert will celebrate the achievements of Stanley Ritchie toward the field of early music in Indiana. The concert will present music of Vivaldi, Corelli, Purcell, Bach, Biber and Schmelzer, and will feature guest artists Allison Edberg, Stanley Ritchie and Mark Cudek. Admission: Adults $10 (advance) or $15 (at door); Students with ID $10. Tickets at the door. Advance tickets available at stpaulsindy.org or 253.1277.

March 26-Celebrate 100 Years of Hoosier Hysteria at Circle Centre Mall: A special exhibit commemorating 100 years of Indiana high school basketball championships will visit Circle Centre Mall as part of the Indiana High School Athletic Association’s (IHSAA) “100 Years in 100 Days” celebration. The exhibit includes historic memorabilia representing 100 years of Indiana basketball, including apparel, newspaper articles, rare photos, books, basketballs and other unique artifacts. In addition, the exhibit will be capturing videos of fans sharing their favorite Indiana basketball memory, to be posted on the website www.100yearsin100days.net. And, vertical banners in the exhibit list notable statistics about Indiana high school basketball. Circle Centre Mall, 49 W. Maryland St., Indianapolis, IN, 46204, 12:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

March 26-28-Green Fest Indy 2010: Green Fest Indy 2010 will be the largest green event in the State of Indiana with an expected 10,000 visitor turn out over 3 days, March 26, 27 and 28th, 2010. The event is held centrally at the State Fairgrounds. Indy's green businesses and communities come together from across central Indiana to work on solutions to make our city a healthy sustainable place to live. People from all over the Midwest will be welcome to join us. Green Fest Indy–2010 brings many opportunities to the heart of our city to learn about green products, services, ideas, networks, and jobs. The event will feature product exhibits, workshops, presentations, and a special interactive area just for kids. And don’t forget about the food! Our food and restaurant vendors offer a variety of festival fare - a little something for everyone! More information can now be found at www.greenfestindy.com.

March 27-In an Emergency: Animal First Aid & CPR: Indianapolis Veterinary Emergency Center (IVEC) Clinic at 5425 Victory Drive Indianapolis, IN 46203. IVEC will lead attendees through a variety of first aid scenarios. Head trauma, shock, bleeding, heat stroke, drowning, electric shock, paralysis, and other emergencies will be discussed, followed by hands-on practice. Doors open at 8:30am on March 27th. Cost is $30. Pre-registration and pre-payment by Monday, March 22nd, 2010 are required. This event is limited to the first 30 people to register. For additional information or to register, call Allison Frane at Bonneau Production services, 317-846-8965.

March 30-Coram Deo Academy Open House: Coram Deo Academy, 651 West Main Street, Carmel, IN 46032, 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. You're invited to come and get more information on this classical Christian School. Programs will begin promptly at 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. For more information, visit www.CoramDeo-IN.com or 317.645.6397.

APRIL EVENTS

April 1-Target Free Family Night: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle! Join The Children's Museum and discover ways to reduce, reuse and recycle to lessen your impact on the environment. Sponsored generously by Target, the first Thursday of each month The Children's Museum opens free of charge from 4 – 8 p.m.

April 2-Harland Williams Night of Stand up Comedy: You've heard in on Bob and Tom and seen him on Leno, Letterman, and in the movies. He will be on stage at the beautiful Paramount Theatre in downtown Anderson at 8pm. Tickets $29, $35 for front row seats. Available at www.andersonparamount.org or harlandwilliams.com or at the box office.

April 10-Chad Rager Groove: Chad Rager Groove at 7:30pm in the historic Paramount Theatre. Ticket $12 Adults and free for high school students /ID. "The Drumslinger" Chad Rager leads the Chad Rager Groove, a powerhouse octet that produces an energized big band sound with the intimacy and individuality of a small group. Enjoy pulse-pounding performances from the songbooks of Thelonius Monk and Sammy Nestico, along with a few Rager originals. Chad will be recording his CD the night of his performance here. Also featured will be high school jazz band clinic students who will have attended his jazz clinic earlier at 1:30pm.

April 10-Caring Parents 7th Annual 5k/10k Run/Walk & Kids Fun Run: Welcome to the 7th Annual Caring Parents Run/Walk! The 10k and 5k courses are USATF certified. The 10K course is mostly flat with slight inclines, while the 5K run and walk courses are flat and fast. Cash prizes will be awarded to the top overall (M/F) finishers in each event! Location: Southside Elementary School, 1320 W County Rd 200 S, Columbus, IN 47201; Race Day Registration from 7:45 to 8am, 10k Run starts at 8:30, 5k Run at 8:35, 5k Race-Walk at 8:50, and Kids Fun Run at 10am. Online Registration available at: https://www.signmeup.com/site/reg/register.aspx?fid=SP2V3K7.

April 11-Casserole: A Mixture of Photographic Thoughts Photographers' Forum: History of Photography and Alternative Photographic Processes, by INvision artists. 2-4 PM, in partnership with the Irvington Guild of Artists. Bona Thompson Memorial Center, 5350 East University Avenue Phone: 317-353-2662. Facebook: Irvington Guild of Artists. Wednesday 1 – 3pm; Saturday and Sunday 1 – 4pm and by appt. Free admission, open to the public.

April 11-Cancer Benefit Concert: All money raised supports scholarships for the Purduettes and cancer research being done at the Purdue Center for Cancer Research. Each year the event focus's on a certain cancer to bring awareness to our brothers and sisters in song. This year our focus will be pancreatic cancer. Featured speakers include: Dr. Steve Konieczny - researcher Katie Watson - Purduette and Purdue student. RSVP today! $15 for students and $30 for adults. Event will be at the University Plaza Hotel (3001 Northwestern Ave) in West Lafaytte, IN from 2:00 - 5:00 pm on April 11, 2010. For more information visit http://www.pmojo.com/events/cancer-benefit/ Hope to see you there!

April 13-BSU Jazz Lab B-band & Special Guest: The beautiful historic Paramount Theatre sets the zone for cool jazz at 7:30pm. The Paramount Theatre is located at 1124 Meridian Plaza in Downtown Anderson, and is one of 12 atmospheric theaters left in the country. Hear the Ball State University Jazz lab Band under the direction of Mark Buselli, featuring a special guest. Tickets are $12, and students will only need $5 for their ticket if they show their student ID. More information available at www.andersonparamount.org or box office 765-642-1234.

April 14 & 15-IMSDC Global Business Summit & Business Opportunity Fair: The Indiana Minority Supplier Development Council, a non-profit organization devoted to minority business development in the State of Indiana, is proud to host its Global Business Summit and Business Opportunity Fair on April 14-15, 2010 at the Indiana Convention Center and Marriott Indianapolis Hotel. This annual event is the largest “minority” business opportunity fair and supplier diversity conference in the State of Indiana. The primary focus of this two-day event is to network both majority corporations and minority business enterprises in addition to providing education and visibility in the area of supplier diversity. To learn more about the 2010 Global Business Summit and Business Opportunity Fair or for registration information, please visit the Indiana Minority Supplier Development Council website at www.imsdc.org.

April 15-More Sounds of Indiana: 7:30pm in The Paramount Theatre. Roy Geeza's Cool City Band playing the music of the 30's, 40's and 50's plus--all Big Band style. This is the third concert in the More Sounds of Indiana Concert Series in downtown Anderson, at 1124 Meridian Plaza. Tickets are $17.50 and are available at www.andersonparamount.org or at the box office.

April 17-Sheherazade: The Richmond Symphony Orchestra will perform a concert entitled "Sheherazade". The concert will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Civic Hall in Richmond, Indiana on April 17th, 2010. For ticket information please call 765-966-5181.

April 17-Visions of Victory Gala: Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana Sports Program’s 13th Annual Visions of Victory Gala will be held Saturday, April 17, 2010. This fundraising event helps RHISP meet its goal of providing clients with opportunities to engage in challenging experiences where they may succeed or fail based on their own abilities, leisure attitudes and athletic prowess. Fifteen sports teams – including teams that compete in wheelchair basketball, beep baseball and quad rugby – as well as a number of introductory recreational sports clinics are among the beneficiaries of the Gala. During this year’s fundraiser, RHISP will honor Ricky James, a paraplegic motocross rider and race car driver, as its 2010 Victory Award winner. The gala will be held at The Murat Centre, Egyptian Room, 502 N. New Jersey Street, Indianapolis. Tickets: $50 each; includes dinner, entertainment, charity gaming (blackjack, roulette, craps) and silent auction. Call 317-329-2281.

April 17-Earth Week Kick-Off Celebration: What does The Children's Museum do to reduce its impact on the environment? Discover some things you can do to reduce your impact. One exciting example is the new Bright Automotive vehicle, the IDEA–an affordable, efficient, plug-in hybrid electric that's targeted for production in 2013. The IDEA will be on display from April 17 to 24.

April 17-The Challenge: 5k Walk/Run for Purdue Center for Cancer Research: This 5k walk/run raises money and awareness for the Purdue Center for Cancer Research. Do you want to join us in the fight against cancer? YES?! Then start your Challenge today at www.thepurduechallenge.com. This 5k walk/run starts and finishes at Ross-Ade stadium on Purdue's campus. $20 for students and $25 for non-students. Join us in fighting cancer and take the Challenge today.

April 17-Texas Hold'em Poker Tournament: Please join us for a Texas Hold'em Poker Tournament to benefit Hemophilia of Indiana. $25 from each entry goes directly to the Hemophilia of Indiana! Tickets are $125. For details, please visit our website http://kokomoclotters.com/main.asp?SectionID=3&SubSectionID=39&ArticleID=1. One winner per table! Time: 1 pm, Event location: Kokomo Elk's Lodge, 416 S. Union St., Kokomo, IN.

April 23 & 24-Whale of a Sale Children's Consignment Event: Whale of a Sale, Indy's premier upscale children's consignment event, is April 23-24 at Eagle Church in Zionsville. The sale features 6,000 square feet of spring/summer brand-name and boutique clothing, toys, equipment, furniture, maternity, fabulous vendors and more! SHOP and SELL. Friday, 9-6 p.m. and Sat, 9-2 p.m. (many items are half price on Saturday). FREE. Details at whale-sale.com. Contact: Courtney O'Neil, 317-869-6600 Address: 5801 South 650 East, Whitestown, IN 46075 (church is on Zionsville/Whitestown border, just off I-65).

April 24-MS Walk: 1 and 3 mile fundraising walk, 9:30 am, IUPUI Library Lawn.

April 24-Anderson Symphony Orchestra: Paramount Theatre Centre at 7:30 p.m. Indyklez weaves Russian melodies the music of American Jewish composers in from Ellis Island with love.

April 24 & 25-Creative Spaces Rural Places Art Tour: Switzerland and Ohio County Tourism offices in Southeastern Ind. announce the free Art Tour weekend. The event takes place throughout galleries, studios, and businesses located across both counties. Artwork available for sale.

April 25-El Día de los Niños: Celebrate El Día de los Niños – the Day of the Children – on this free admission day at The Children's Museum from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. The festivities from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. will honor children and celebrate Latino culture.

April 25-March for Babies: Join March for Babies: Team Braydon Kurt, 801 W. Washington Street, downtown Indianapolis. Walking to help babies be born healthy for more information visit www.marchforbabies.org/braydonkurt.

April 29-Dining Out for Life: One meal can make a difference. For an entire day, restaurants across Indianapolis will donate 25-50% of your food bill to the Damien Center. The Damien Center is the largest HIV/AIDS clinic in Indiana that provides educational programs, advocacy, testing, and assistance for this disease. Your generosity will make a visible impact in the lives of thousands of men, women, and children living with HIV and AIDS. For a list of participating restaurants, go to our website at www.diningoutforlife.com or www.damien.org.

MAY EVENTS

May 1-College of Science Summer Institute Camp: The College of Science Summer Institute, a summer science camp held in June at Purdue University, is open for registration. Known as CoSSI, the five-day camp is open to high school students entering grades 10-12 in the fall of 2010. The program begins 4 p.m. June 20 and ends 2 p.m. June 25. Camp activities include hands-on labs, field trips to observe scientists at work, and recreational and social activities that take advantage of several facilities at Purdue. The theme this year will be "Energy Matters." The cost is $400, which covers tuition for eight labs, five nights in an air-conditioned Purdue residence hall, three meals per day, snacks, cultural and social events, evening activities, materials, and supplies. Limited financial assistance is available. Please wait to send any fees until after the student is accepted into CoSSI. To register, visit https://www.science.purdue.edu/cossi. All applications should be submitted by May 1. Applications received after May 1 will be considered on a first-come basis.

May 1-Etheridge Knight Festival of the Arts: The 19th Annual Etheridge Knight Festival of the Arts Po-Rap-Try Concert. Venue for young artists 21 years and under who want to showcase their talent in music, dance, poetry, and rap. Glendale Branch Library, 6101 N. Keystone Ave. 2:00 pm. If interested in participating, please visit www.ekfestival.org for application. March 10, 2010 deadline. For more information email director@ekfestival.org or call (317) 524-6951.

May 2-“Casserole: A Mixture of Photographic Thoughts” Photographers' Forum: Business of Photography by INvision artists. 2-4 PM, in partnership with the Irvington Guild of Artists. Bona Thompson Memorial Center, 5350 East University Avenue Phone: 317-353-2662 Facebook: Irvington Guild of Artists. Wednesday 1 – 3pm; Saturday and Sunday 1 – 4pm and by appt. Free admission, open to the public.

May 6-Target Free Family Night: Space Day Celebration. Explore astronomy at The Children's Museum through activities and learn about discoveries in space exploration. Sponsored generously by Target, the first Thursday of each month The Children's Museum opens free of charge from 4 – 8 p.m.

May 8-Gathering of Goddesses and Gods: Guests of this annual fundraiser enjoy the sights and sounds of ancient Greece throughout a two-hour pampering session that includes massages, spa treatments, psychics and belly dancers. A Greek-themed dinner is served. A silent auction featuring more than 130 unique and exotic items and a live auction are also part of the festivities. All money raised goes to the Women’s Health Fund, which provides needed health care for low-income women and men.

May 9-Choral Evensong: Celebrating Mother's Day: Dr. Fishell is Professor of Organ and Chair of the Organ Department at the Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University, where she teaches applied organ and courses in the sacred music curriculum. Her CD recordings include performances of the music of Marcel Dupré, Petr Eben and J.S. Bach as well as duet literature performed with her husband, British organist Colin Andrews. Recent engagements include concert tours of Asia and Europe, including recitals at the Beijing National Center of the Performing Arts, Shanghai Oriental Arts Center, Sydney Town Hall, Lilia Hall and Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris. Admission: Adults $10 (advance) or $15 (at door); Students with ID $10. Tickets at the door. Advance tickets available at stpaulsindy.org or 253.1277.

May 16-Coin Show: Located at the Home Economics Building at the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds (1401 Teal Road Lafayette, Indiana--across from the Jefferson Square). 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Come buy, sell, and trade coins, 18+ Dealers, All ages welcome. Free admission.

May 20-Naptown Strutters: 7:30 at The Paramount Theatre in downtown Anderson at 1124 Meridian Plaza. The Naptown Strutters are returning by popular request with their Dixieland style as the celebrate the 80th birthday of their founder Tommy Mullinax, as well as the 80th birthday of The Paramount. Tickets are $17.50 and available at the box office or www.andersonparamount.org.

May 22-Liver Life Walk: The Liver Life Walk in Indianapolis will feature a 1-2 mile walk through beautiful White River State Park. Grab your walking shoes, your family and friends and join us for this exciting event which will also feature food, activities and entertainment for the whole family! The Liver Life Walk brings together patients with liver disease and their community through family and friends, the medical and corporate community and beyond. There is no registration fee but walkers should form teams and raise funds to support the American Liver Foundation's mission. Raise $100 or more to receive the 2010 Liver Life Walk t-shirt. Register your team today! Thank you for supporting the American Liver Foundation. Together we can make a difference!

JUNE EVENTS

June 5-Indianapolis Arthritis Walk: Bring your family and friends out to the Indianapolis Arthritis Walk at Admiral Spruuance Basin located next to Buggs Temple on 11th Street. You can walk as little as you like or complete the entire 5K. Raise $100 in donations to receive your Arthritis Walk t-shirt. For more information visit www.arthritiswalkindy.com.

June 12-Making Strides 5K Run/Walk & Children's 500 Meter Race: An exquisite locale for a 5K Run/Walk and 500 Meter Children's Race to benefit Healthy Families of Hamilton County, Saturday, June 12th, 2010. Children's race begins at 8 a.m. 5K Begins at 9 a.m. Register Here: http://www.healthyfamilieshc.org/events.

June 12-Circle City Indiana Pride Parade & Festival: Annual GLBT Pride Parade & Festival. Parade begins at 10:00 a.m. at corner of Mass Avenue & College. Festival follows Parade at American Legion Mall featuring informational booths, vendors, a food court & entertainment stage.

June 26-Walk to Cure Psoriasis Indy: A 5k fun run and a 5k and 1k walk. to raise funds to find a cure for psoriasis. Register your team at:http://walk.psoriasis.org.

AUGUST EVENTS

August 20-22-National Toy Truck 'N Construction Show & Auction: Held at The Wyndham West Hotel, (Formerly The Adam's Mark Hotel - airport location) 2544 Executive Dr Indianapolis IN Friday hours noon to 6 pm, Saturday hours 9 am to 4 pm, an auction @ 4 pm, Sunday hours 9 am to 2 pm.

SEPTEMBER EVENTS

September 11 & 12- Columbus Scottish Festival: 2010 will be the 19th year for the Columbus Scottish Festival, held at Bartholomew County Fairgrounds in Columbus Indiana. The Columbus Scottish Festival (www.scottishfestival.org) brings the great Scottish culture and heritage to southern Indiana, included events: Highland Dance competition, Bagpipe and Drum marching bands, Scottish Clan history and information booths, 2nd annual Midwest Highland Games Championship, historical re-enactors, Sheep-herding competition, Scottish memorabilia and merchandise vendors, European Car Show, Scottish Food and drink, and Ceilidh dinner (extra ticket required).

OCTOBER EVENTS

October 17- Coin Show: Located at the Home Economics Building at the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds (1401 Teal Road Lafayette, Indiana--across from the Jefferson Square). 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Come buy, sell, and trade coins, 18+ Dealers, All ages welcome. Free admission.

October 29-31-Magna cum Murder Crime Writing Festival: The 16th annual Magna cum Murder Crime Writing Festival will be held October 29-31, at the Horizon Convention Center, in downtown Muncie. The event is sponsored by Ball State University and will feature an array of crime fiction authors, fans, booksellers, and other publishing industry professionals. The guests of honor are Charles and Caroline Todd, a mother and son writing team who has produced a number of best-selling novels. Banquet speaker will be fight director, J. Steven White, whose fight direction has been seen on dozens of Broadway productions. Visit www.magnacummurder.com for more information.

ONGOING EVENTS

Now through February 26-Bring A Friend to HOSTS (Help One Student To Succeed): During the month of February bring a friend to experience a unique mentor reading program. Available at all MSD Wayne Township Elementary Schools, the program focuses on improving the reading skills of 2nd and 3rd Grade students. Call HOSTS Lead Teacher Tammy Butts at 227-8675 to arrange a visit to a mentoring session that fits your schedule. It only takes an hour to make a difference in the life of a child.

Now through February 28-Indiana Repertory Theatre Goes Red: The Indiana Repertory Theatre is going red! Beginning on Jan. 19 and through February, the lobby will be decked out in red to celebrate American Heart Month and help raise awareness about the No. 1 and No. 3 killers of both men and women – heart disease and stroke. On Wear Red day, Feb. 5, the IRT will celebrate women’s heart health with special Wear Red Day activities before the curtains open on Romeo and Juliet. Plus, the IRT is offering a Go Red Ticket package featuring one ticket each to Romeo & Juliet, The Year of Magical Thinking & Becky's New Car. The ticket package is $125. For every four packages sold, the IRT will donate $125 to the American Heart Association. For more information, call 317.635.5252 or visit www.irtlive.com/forms/go_red.

Now through February 28-Couples Check-Up: Couples can celebrate Valentine’s Day all month long by attending a free 50-minute Couple’s Check-Up or an initial Pre-Marital Prep session offered by the Counseling Center at Christian Theological Seminary. Both free services are offered on Monday evenings throughout the month of February. The Couple’s Check-Up will help couples identify areas where they can enhance their communication and understanding. Each session begins with both members of the couple completing a questionnaire. A resident or intern at the CTS Counseling Center meets with each couple and, using the information from their questionnaires, will provide suggestions to enhance their relationship. The six week Pre-Marital Prep group will help those soon to be married build a strong foundation for their partnership. CTS is offering the initial consultation for Pre-Marital Prep free of charge. Based on a proven model called Emotionally Focused Therapy, the program is designed to strengthen bonds and give each partner the tools needed to work through any bumps the marriage may encounter. Couples should call (317) 924-5205 to schedule an appointment for either program. The CTS Counseling Center is open Monday – Thursday 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m., Friday 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. The CTS Counseling Center is located at 1050 West 42nd St. in Indianapolis. More information is available at www.cts.edu/counseling.

Now through March 1-Donate a Dress: Donate gently used formal dresses. Dresses should be free of stains or tears and preferably be in a bag and on a hanger. This dress drive will help provide prom dresses to needy students. Drop off dresses at Ben Davis High School from 7am-3:30pm.

Now through March 5-Indiana Broadcasters Association College & High School Scholarship Program: The Indiana Broadcasters Association is offering scholarships for high school and college students pursuing an education in broadcasting. If you have a GPA of 3.0 or higher and have received credit in telecommunications or broadcast journalism and plan on attending an IBA member college or university, you may apply. The scholarship may be used toward educational expenses offering an undergraduate major or minor in broadcasting, telecommunications, broadcast journalism or with a radio/TV facility on campus. Interested students may complete an online application by visiting www.indianabroadcasters.org or contact the Indiana Broadcasters Association at 800-342-6276. The application deadline is March 5, 2010.

Now through March 31-Early Bird Indy Park’s Summer Day Camps Registration: Register for a Traditional Summer Day Camp at Indy Parks now through March 31 and receive a $5 discount per each week of summer camp for each child you sign up. Save even more on traditional day camps with our sibling discount! The 2010 Summer Day Camps Guide is now available at www.indyparks.org. Get the summer’s camp schedules and offerings, and fill your summer with adventures at Indy Parks! To register, call (317) 327-PARK or call the specific park directly. 2010 Summer Day Camps are available at the following park locations: Broad Ripple, Christian, Eagle Creek, Ellenberger, Holliday, Krannert, Rhodius, Riverside, and Southeast way parks. Indy Parks offers a broad variety of camps for all interests including environmental education camps, creative arts camps, therapeutic recreation camps, and traditional day camps with fun weekly themes. Find a park near you or a camp that suits your interests, and get ready to have fun this summer with Indy Parks!

Now through April 13-DivorceCare: Beginning Tuesday, January 12, from 7:00-8:30 p.m., Carmel Lutheran Church (4850 E. 131st St.,) will offer both DivorceCare and DC4K (Divorce Care for Kids), nationally recognized programs of recovery for individuals and their children (ages 5 through 12) who have experienced or are currently going through a divorce. This 13-week Christian-based recovery group offers education and support for individuals who are seeking a biblically-based approach to begin the healing process from divorce.

Now through May 23-Bob the BuilderTM - Project: Build It: Can We Build It? ™ Yes We Can! Step into the lively and colorful world of Bob the Builder at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, where he and his Can-Do Crew work as a team to get the job done! Learn the three R's - Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle - as you build a new environmentally friendly community with Bob the Builder, Wendy and the rest of the crew. Join Scoop, Muck, Lofty, Roley, Dizzy, Benny, and Scrambler and build a house, plant a flower garden and more! Bob the Builder™ - Project: Build It exhibit presented by Delta Faucet, produced by HIT Entertainment and The Children's Museum of Indianapolis. © 2009 HIT Entertainment Limited and Keith Chapman.