Join us for murder and mystery! Film collector, historian, and preservationalist Eric Grayson will be sharing some of his favorite vintage films one night each month. Each film is preceded by a vintage cinematic ‘short.’
Starring Ed Lowry and Verna Hillie. A mystery, with just the right amount of comedy thrown in. And old, dark mansion holds ancient secret . . . and a killer ape! (Runtime 62 min.)
Saturday, May 18
8:00 pm
Tickets are available at the door on the night of the film for $4 each. Popcorn, candy and drinks are available for $1 apiece.
If you work for the City of Indianapolis, you should read this.
Do you have a flair for photography? Do you like to work with clay? Is there someone in your family you consider artistically talented?
On behalf of the Garfield Park Arts Center and Indy Parks and Recreation, I would like to invite you to exhibit in The National Arts Program®. This show features artworks created by City of Indianapolis employees, retirees and their families as they compete for CASH prizes. Participation is completely free!
You can enter in any type of artwork, including painting, photography, sculpture, jewelry, pottery, or mixed media, you don’t have to pay anything, a nice reception will be held where people can admire your work, and you could win money!
Don’t have any artwork to display? No problem! Because you work for the City of Indianapolis, you get a 10% discount on many of the Garfield Park Art Center’s classes! You could register for a painting class this Summer, then enter a painting you did in class for the NAP exhibit. Not only are you learning a fun new skill, you also get to show it off and possibly win a prize!
Register for classes online today by visiting Play Indy and looking up the Course #, or call (317) 327-7135.
Click here for a PDF file of the Indy Parks 2013 Summer Program Guide.
Want to learn more about photography? The Indiana Photographic Society meets at the GPAC every Wednesday at 7:00pm, and it’s free to attend!
So what are you waiting for? Show Indianapolis the artist in you! Register for NAP now!
Miniature artist Marti Icenogle teaches this fun class for anyone 12 years and older. Using some art supplies and natural materials, make a fairy house for your home. This tiny house will surely tempt a fairy to move in. $40 for 3 classes.
May 23 to Jun 6 Thursdays 6:30 – 8:30pm
Register online by visiting Play Indy and looking up Course #205749, or call (317) 327-7135.
Click here for a PDF file of the Indy Parks 2013 Winter/Spring Program Guide.
In coordination with Indianapolis’s First Friday events,
the Arts Center at Garfield Park is proud to present our favorite movies
FOR FREE!
Between May and September there will be five events featuring film favorites from the 80s. Food trucks will be on site and the movies will begin shortly after dusk. Bring your bikes, blankets, family and friends to this new Indy Parks event.
The schedule of free films is:
May 3 // The Princess Bride
June 7 // The Goonies
July 5 // A Christmas Story
August 2 // Spaceballs
September 6 // Ghostbusters
Join us for murder and mystery! Film collector, historian, and preservationalist Eric Grayson will be sharing some of his favorite vintage films one night each month. Each film is preceded by a vintage cinematic ‘short.’
Starring Bela Lugosi. A psychology professor by day, Karl Wagner (Lugosi) runs a Bowery soup kitchen at night where the down and out tend to disappear, but reappear as zombies. (Runtime 61 min.)
Saturday, April 20
8:00 pm
Tickets are available at the door on the night of the film for $4 each. Popcorn, candy and drinks are available for $1 apiece.
See full 2013 Winter/Spring schedule here.
Are you a fan of pop-up books? Have you ever wondered how they are made? Head on over to the Arts for All room and join us for some 3D fun! We’ll show you how to make a drawing look like it’s coming off the page and make creatures with mouths that open and close. All materials provided, just bring your imagination!
Join host Barry Levitt and dance caller Alice Smith-Goeke for a lively evening of dancing for all skill levels. English Country Dance is a form of social folk dance which originated in Renaissance England, and was popular until the early 19th century in parts of Europe, the American colonies and the United States. Ages 14 and up. Free!
Thursday, April 11
6:30 – 8:30pm
