The latest Noblesville Creates Guide is now available. Woo-hoo! Download it and connect with the people and places who are celebrating, making and advocating for the arts in your community. Download it now! Inside this issue: ARTS PARTNERS Collaboration Grows: Noblesville Arts Council Fishers Arts Council Keeps Art...
WE NEED YOU TO HELP US PREPARE FOR IMMINENT COMMUNITY CHANGES A shift is underway. As the largest generation in the U.S. labor force, Millennials are beginning to influence not just urban areas but also smaller and more suburban communities such as Fishers, Noblesville, Cicero, Tipton,...
I am so very excited to announce that we will be launching to operational independence from Hamilton County Tourism on Jan. 1, 2017. We will be our own, stand-alone institution with both the freedom and the responsibility to set our own trajectory and manage our...
Corporate citizenship focused on the arts [caption id="attachment_16456" align="alignright" width="200"] Artist Kevin Huff[/caption] On a chilly spring day in May, Cynthia Tucker found herself in the studio of Kevin Huff. The sculptor had been commissioned by Meyer Najem to create a large piece of art on the...
We are excited to announce that we are the recipient of an Arts Operating Support grant from the Indiana Arts Commission. This is the second year in a row that we have been recognized by the commission, and we are so very grateful for their...
We're happy to announce our new and improved membership program! After testing membership levels and benefits in 2015, we've zeroed in on the levels that offer outstanding levels of engagement for Individuals, Artists, Nonprofits, and Businesses. Your membership not only gives you the opportunity to...
Video storyteller and artist Hannah Lindgren “I was mad,” she says. During Hannah Lindgren’s sophomore year at Lawrence North High School, she got shut out of the photography class she desperately wanted to take. Instead, she got stuck in a video course. “By the end...
