This week's expert is Dr. Joseph Tucker Edmonds,  Assistant Professor of Africana Studies and Religious Studies at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis where he teaches a variety of courses including Religion Behind Bars, Comparative Liberation Theologies, Religion and Revolution, and more. His interests and research have included alternative Christianities, globalization, diaspora, power, democracy, and public sphere. He will answer all your questions about Christianity and Globalization at the Ask-an-Expert booth thanks to our partner, the IUPUI Arts and Humanities Institute.  

Rad Grrls Club is a gathering of female artists who take time to share and work on our art projects.  Current project is a Rad Grrls Zine about nerdy feminism. Need a creative prompt? The Rad Grrls have one for you. Everybody is invited to show up and be creative with the Rad Grrls at Spark -- look for them at a picnic table on Tuesdays!

Borrow a pedometer from the Welcome Trailer and take a power lap around the Monument! It's Walking Wednesday people, so let's get stepping!

Public art is everywhere, but sometimes we miss it when we are in a hurry or driving by. Take time to look more closely at our city's public art in this themed walk led by Julia Moore, director of public art at the Arts Council of Indianapolis. Note: This walk will end a bit earlier than usual, at 7:30pm, and at The Platform at City Market. It ends just in time for Mary Miss's discussion on environmental art! Why not attend…

Architect Alexander Ralston (1771 - 1827), who platted the streets of Indianapolis and Entrepreneur John Freeman (1807 - 1902), an African American businessman who owned a restaurant near the Circle, will be roaming Monument Circle to chat with you about their life and experiences in Indy!