When's the last time someone really listened to you? Say whatever's on your mind to a person 100% focused on hearing what you have to say. Limit: 10 minutes.
Find out more »Do you remember those giant parachutes you used to play with during recess or at summer camp? There were different games you could play with them-- cat and mouse, popcorn, or sharks and minnows-- but the best game was played simply when everyone grabbed a handle, raised the parachute into the air, and then ran underneath it and sat inside, creating a giant bubble-like clubhouse. Imagine playing with twelve of those parachutes, which were once white but have now collected pictures…
Find out more »Every Sunday at Spark, visit the Cool Bus (a mobile literary arts center) for a word challenge, a place to read, and free books! Explore word games, rhyming challenges, poetic forms, and maybe meet a visiting author. You can also check out the book selection and take a book home for free. The Cool Bus is a program of Word On The Street, a not-for-profit focused on engaging neighbors in reading, writing, and exploring in spaces that inspire imagination and wonder. Word On The Street created…
Find out more »Use your library card to check out books at the Indianapolis Public Library's library on wheels. Books on board are both kid and adult-friendly! Learn more about the Indianapolis Public Library by clicking here!
Find out more »Whether you’re new to yoga or you’re a long-time practitioner, bring a mat and take a break for a free, 45-minute class each "Mellow Monday" at Noon. All People Yoga Center instructors will lead a class including gentle, basic movement and centering, calming breathing techniques to rejuvenate your heart, body and mind. What to bring: Mat, water, wear comfortable clothing. Don’t have a mat? A few will be available to borrow while supplies last. Registration: Arrive a few minutes early to…
Find out more »Share your Indiana stories in weekly tabletop conversations with prompts provided by Indiana Humanities, such as "Why do you love Indiana?" and "When did your family first come to Indiana?" For more information about our awesome partner, Indiana Humanities, click here!
Find out more »Inspired by their friends at WNYC, WFYI has re-purposed a pay phone to collect community input! The #WFYISpeakUp Phone will go live on Tuesday, September 22nd and will remain on the Circle until October 16th. This project truly puts the public in public media!
Find out more »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.
Find out more »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!
Find out more »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!
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