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The 11th HEPL Teen Writing Challenge has concluded, and three winners were chosen from the teen entries.
Join us at the Crossroads Discovery Center in Noblesville Library on Saturday, October 10 for the third Family History Day!
“As I See It” is Ignite Studio's last solo exhibit of the year, a collection of paintings by Fishers-based watercolor artist and photographer Rich Ernsting.
Ignite Studio seeks submissions for “Compact Compositions,” our upcoming group exhibition that highlights giftable small art of all kinds.
On September 17, 1864, Noblesville experienced a bloody riot: The Battle of Tappin’s Woodpile.
From September 10-19, we will celebrate Welcoming Week, an annual campaign that invites communities around the globe to host events that deepen understanding and connection among community members.
Thomas Blaine Stanley was a Hamilton County native who began his career hoping to be an artist and ended by being known for his marketing expertise.
Ignite Studio seeks submissions for “Fiber Optics,” our upcoming juried group exhibition that showcases the use of both synthetic and natural fibers in the visual arts.
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