August 15 - September 13
MOBY DICK! THE MUSICAL WILL LAUNCH TOTS' 2003/04 SEASON
MOBY DICK! THE MUSICAL opens on August 15, 2003 and runs Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 through September 13, 2003 at a cost of $20 per ticket. Admission for students and senior citizens is $17, with group rates available. 
The girls of St. Godley's School are in trouble! Money for the school has run out and the place will have to close. Leave it to these resourceful girls, and their unflappable headmistress (played by a man in drag), to come up with a plan to keep the school afloat. Using whatever they can find at hand, the girls mount an original production: a musical version of Moby Dick, featuring their headmistress in the coveted role of Captain Ahab.
A cult favorite in London in the 1990s, Moby Dick! The Musical has been re-conceived for an American sensibility. As Melville rolls in his grave, our spirited girls run roughshod over the classic as they carry on with their presentation. Warning: What The Rocky Horror Show does to late night horror movies, Moby Dick! The Musical does to Herman Melville! As the girls perform their adaptation of the classic novel, they develop an appreciation of education and camaraderie - NOT! Filled with double and triple entendre, and more goofy humor than you can imagine, St. Godley's presentation of Moby Dick! The Musical is sure to make audiences laugh -- and exit humming an irresistible musical score.
To purchase tickets, please contact the TOTS Box Office at 317-637-8085. For more information and directions to the theatre, check out www.tots.org
Thurs. September 11
September 11th Community Fair
To commemorate the tragic events of September 11, the City of Indianapolis and the United Way of Central Indiana are pleased to host a "Community Fair" on Monument Circle on Thursday, September 11, 2003 from 10 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
We are inviting local not-for-profit agencies, charities and human services organizations to set up booths and tables on the Circle to sign up volunteers, take donations or educate the public about upcoming events and volunteer opportunities.
Each participating organization will receive an eight-foot table with two chairs. Please reserve your organization's table by sending an email to [email protected]. Tables will be set along the inside perimeter of the Circle. You will receive a confirmation of your reservation with the location of your table on Monday, September 8. There is no charge to participate.
Thurs. September 11
Kim Archer Band @ Rathskeller
Rathskeller 9/11 Memorial Benefit with Jennie Devoe, Jimmy Ryser, Chris Shaffer, Black Voodoo and Zanna Doo. 4PM
Fri. September 12
LGBT Film Fest Kickoff
From 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Key Cinemas Kick off the 3rd Annual LGBT Film Fest with the VIP premier party. Following a catered reception, the Indiana premier of Jim in Bold will be held with a Q&A with the Director. Visit www.IndyLGBTFilm.com for details.
Sat. September 13
LGBT Film Fest
3rd Annual festival at Key Cinemas hosted by Indiana Youth Group with over 20 different films. A couple of highlight movies:
- The Event (advanced screening - nationally released in October) featuring Parker Posey and Olympia Dukakis.
- Prey for Rock and Roll with Gina Gershon
- Gaydar with Charles Nelson Riley and Jim J Bullock
Kick it up at Greg's following the LGBT Film Fest with specials for pass holders at the Festival PostParty . Visit www.IndyLGBTFilm.com for details.
Sat. September 13
Ohio Lesbian Festival
Saturday September 13th marks the 14th anniversary of the Ohio Lesbian Festival at Frontier Ranch near Kirkersville, Ohio. Kirkersville is located near Columbus and is about a 3 1/2 hour drive from Indianapolis. This one day celebration provides dozens of educational workshops, 70+ craftswomen as well as other activities. Performers include many locally and nationally known lesbian identified musicians including the irrepressible Jamie Anderson, Tret Fure, Wahru, Stefone and Burning Sage. Check out the festival website for the complete list. Tickets are $35 in advance and can be purchased at OutWord Bound or the festival website, or at the door for $40. The festival will be held rain or shine and covered seating is available. Additional details are available at http://www.ohiolba.org
Sat. September 13
Theatre on the Square Auditions
Auditions for The Complete Millennium Musical
By the Reduced Shakespeare Company
Auditions for: The Eight: Reindeer Monologues
By Jeff Goode
WHEN: Saturday September 13th 2003 at 1 pm
Theatre on the Square
627 Massachusetts Ave
Indianapolis, ndiana 46204
CONTACT: 317-637-8085 for details.
Auditions for The Reduced Shakespeare Company's: "Complete Millennium Musical" will be held at Theatre on the Square on Saturday September 13th 2003. This call is for adult men and women. Please bring a prepared song of no longer than 16 bars, be prepared to move and have a sense of humor. Readings will be from the script. No appointments necessary. Performance dates are: October 24th - November 22nd. Call Theatre on the Square - 317-637-8085 for more details.
Auditions for: "The Eight: Reindeer Monologues" by Jeff Goode will also be on Saturday September 13th. Needed 8 men and women, adults only. Readings will be from the script. Drunken reindeer accessories not necessary. Performance dates are November 28th - December 20th. Please call Theatre on the Square - 317-637-8085 for details.
Thurs. September 18
Lambda Legal Indiana Benefit Dinner
Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, a national organization working toward achieving full recognition of the civil rights of lesbians, gay men, bisexuals and transgendered people, will be honor it's annual award recipients at the Indiana Benefit on Thursday, September 18, at the Indianapolis Downtown Marriott.
This year's recipients include the United Way Community Services of Monroe County, and Sarah Patterson, former president and leader of the Indianapolis chapter of Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG).
In addition to the award recipients, the keynote speaker for the event will be Michael Adams, Lambda Legal director of education and public affairs. Honorary chair is Robert Gant, star of Showtime's "Queer as Folk."
The event includes a silent auction, which begins along with cocktail hour at 5:30 pm, followed by dinner and the awards presentation and keynote speech at 7 pm. For information about tickets to the benefit dinner, contact Linda Perdue at 317-926-8357 or Steve Verfaille 317-514-5908.
Lambda Legal has secured recent victories for the LGBT community, including the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn anti-gay sodomy laws in Texas and 12 other states, which secured a landmark precedent that will protect lesbians and gay men in all 50 states.
Sat. September 20
'Seats for the City' fundraiser at the Stutz Center
A music-filled, performance-loaded, art-everywhere party to raise funds in order to elect a City-County Council majority supportive of issues and funding for our local artistic and cultural community will be held at the Stutz Artist Studios, 10th and Capitol, Downtown Indianapolis from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
SCHEDULE:
7:00 p.m. Mayor's Patron Party w/ Candidates and Artists - host bar, hors d'ouevres, silent auction preview with artists, entertainment
8:00 p.m. Seats for the City Party - cash bar, silent auction, entertainment
"Seats for the City" will be an auction of works of art - all about chairs. Twenty-nine local artists will create, re-create, transform, or be inspired by chairs - all to emphasize the 29 seats on the City County Council we are shooting for. Twenty-nine one-of-a-kind pieces of art - to generate "Seats for the City".
The evening will be a lively and diverse "loft" party with music, performances, and art everywhere. Jugglers, performance artists, and musicians will be on the street, in the hallways, on the elevator, and throughout the party. Various local bands and musicians will perform. The silent auction will be the hub of visual art activity. Artistic dress, club-wear, and creative fashion is encouraged.
CONTRIBUTION LEVELS
$1,000 - Chair Sponsor
- Sponsorship recognition of one of the artist's chairs in "Seats for the City" silent auction
- Photo with Mayor, artist, and chair you're sponsoring
- Four tickets to Mayor's Patron Party and "Seats for the City" Party
- Special seating area and public acknowledgement at the event
$500 - Patron
- Two tickets to the Mayor's Patron Party and "Seats for the City" Party
- Special seating area and public acknowledgement at the event
$250 - Host
- One ticket to the Mayor's Patro
Sat. September 20
IndySoulSistahs Pancake Breakfast
The DownTown FireHouse
748 Masschesetts Avenue, Indianapolis Indiana
8 am to 12 noon
Meet and greet, eat well, and have fun, while promoting unity within the GLBT community at large. Cost: $5.00 adult, $2.50 children (3-12 y/o) There will be a .50 cent raffle for prizes, and a $1 50/50 raffle with %50 of the cash pot up for grabs. For more information, email [email protected] or call 317 440 0065.
Mon. September 22
PHOENIX THEATRE TO HOLD AUDITIONS FOR FIVE AFRICAN AMERICAN ROLES IN TRUCKER RHAPSODY
Auditions to be held Monday, September 22, 2003 at 7:00pm at the Phoenix Theatre for Non-Equity performers.
The Phoenix Theatre, a professional theatre in downtown Indianapolis, will be holding auditions Monday, September 22 for 3 African American male roles and two African American female roles in TRUCKER RHAPSODY, a play by Toni Press Coffman. TRUCKER RHAPSODY revisits the Los Angeles riots and looks at the individuals who came to the rescue of Reginald Denny. The play is a non-Equity production on the Phoenix Theatre's Underground Stage. The production runs from October 23 to November 16.
Roles to be auditioned include:
- Damian Williams: a young African American man trying to decide what direction his life should take. Well-built -- he's not nicknamed "Football" for nothing. 19 - 25 years old.
- Riot 208: a young African American grafitti artist who practices his art in Queens, NY. 17-23 years old.
- Titus Murphy: a young African American unemployed aeronautical engineer who -- despite his own problems -- saves the life of a truck driver he doesn't know. Late twenties/early thirties.
- Terri Barnett: an African American woman, an interior designer and mother of a young daughter, rescuer of truck driver. Late twenties/early thirties.
- Georgiana Williams: Damian's mother, an African American nurse from the deep South in her mid-forties.
Auditions to be held Monday, September 22, 2003 at 7:00pm at the Phoenix Theatre, 749 North Park Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46202. Rehearsals begin the week of September 29. A specific schedule will be made once the show is cast. Performances are Thursday, Friday, Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons. The production runs October 23 - November 16.
Sept. 25 - Oct 19.
PHOENIX THEATRE PRESENTS INDIANA PREMIERE OF THE GOAT BY EDWARD ALBEE
Albee's controversial Tony-Award-winning play opens 2003-2004 season
The Phoenix Theatre has announced their 2003-2004 season, opening with Edward Albee's Tony Award-winning comedy, The Goat. As is usually the case at the Phoenix Theatre, the emphasis is on new work: "Most of the plays in our season," says Producing Director Bryan Fonseca, "are state, if not regional or world premieres. Collectively, they deal with political, sexual, social and cultural acceptance. They each address an individual's responsibility in a complex and evolving society. Each play addresses the issues with compassion, brutal clarity, and humor."
The Goat, which won the Tony Award for Best Play in 2002, has caused controversy since its opening. Almost four decades after shocking Broadway with Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Edward Albee proves he can still shake things up. This time the catalyst for the action is the discovery of a love affair that defies all reason. Fifty year-old Martin, a major architect, confesses to Ross, a radio journalist and his best friend, his unimaginable indiscretion. Alarmed and repulsed by the news, Ross reveals the affair to Martin's wife and gay son. The resulting confrontations reveal the extraordinary love that has held the family together. The Goat shows Albee at his best: witty, hilarious dialogue, merciless verbal sparring, and the souls of every character left exposed and vulnerable.
Dates and times for The Goat:
Thursdays at 6:30pm Sep 18 (half-price preview), Sep 25, Oct 2, Oct 9, Oct 16
Fridays at 8:00 Sep 19, Sep 26, Oct 3, Oct 10, Oct 17
Saturdays at 8:00 Sep 20, Sep 27, Oct 4, Oct 11, Oct 18
Sundays at 2:00 Sep 21, Sep 28, Oct 5, Oct 12, Oct 19
Ticket Information:
Single tickets are $22.50 for those 25 and over, $12.00 for those 24 and under. Season FlexPasses are available for $112.50 (plus a $2.50 handling fee). FlexPasses provide six adult admissions and can be used in any combination. "Though our youth rate has increased," says Phoenix Theatre Marketing Director Dave Ruark, "we still offer the best rate of any professional theatre in town." Group rates for adults are available for groups of 15 or more.
Curtain Times:
Thursday night performances will now start at 6:30pm every week. "We experimented with other Thursday times last season," says Dave Ruark, "and we decided that a consistent Thursday curtain time is what our patrons wanted." Friday and Saturday night curtain time is 8:00 and Sunday matinees start at 2:00.
Fri. September 26
Cabaret on the Canal
A Who's Who of the Indianapolis musical-theater scene will assemble at the Indiana Historical Society, 450 W. Ohio St. Friday, September 26 for a benefit to raise funds for a program that provides care coordination services for HIV/AIDS clients. Eight performers will stage Cabaret on the Canal, a one-night only cabaret beginning with a reception, including a silent auction, at 7:00 p.m. The show will go on at 8:00 p.m.
Scott Moore, an employee of Concord Center, will direct and perform in the show. Other performers in the show include: Donna Dandino, Diane Tsao Boehm, Scott Bradford, Jerry Hacker, Dede Mantock, Anne Penny and Barbara Wright.
The program will include a variety of music from show tunes to pop tunes; including classical standards and even a humorous parody or two of some old favorites.
The cabaret show provides a great opportunity to enjoy an evening of entertainment while supporting a very important and much-needed project. The Neighborhood Care Coordination Project (N.C.C.P.), a program of the Concord Center, is funded through a state grant to provide health and social services to those living with HIV/AIDS at the neighborhood level. 100% of the monies raised will go directly to client assistance.
Tickets are $25 and can be purchased in advance. For reservations, please contact Sonya Cork at 317-637-4376 ext. 15 or by e-mail at [email protected]. In addition to the cabaret show, the silent auction in the lobby of of the Indiana Historical Society's theater, will include theater tickets, artwork, overnight stays at hotels, dinner at local restaurants, a Broil King Gas Grill, and other miscellaneous items.
Donations are also welcome. All received at least two weeks prior to the show will be acknowledged in the event program. Donations can be mailed to: N.C.C.P. Fundraiser Attn: Sonya Cork, Concord Center, 1310 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 46225.
Fri. September 26
Pride Night 2003 at Paramount's Kings Island in Cincinnati
Celebrate diversity with The Gay & Lesbian Community Center of Greater Cincinnati at the Midwest's premiere family theme park on Friday September 26th. Pride Night 2003 at Paramount's Kings Island will be one of the year's largest gatherings of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and supportive people anywhere in the region. The entire park will be closed to the general public for this giant, private party exclusively for our diverse community. Parking lots open at 5PM, and the gates open at 6PM with the park open until 12 Midnight. Major rides and attractions, including all the roller coasters, will be open throughout the evening.
In its seventh year, Pride Night at Paramount's Kings Island keeps growing. With expanded advertising and more sponsorships, this year's event is expected to draw another record-breaking crowd that will enjoy special GLBT Entertainment!
Pride Night is The Gay & Lesbian Community Center's single largest annual fundraiser. Proceeds from the evening are vital to keeping the doors open and programs running for another year. Special ticket pricing and discounts are going to be announced soon on the official pride night site www.PKIPrideNight.com.
PKIParamount's Kings Island is one of the most popular amusement parks in the nation. There is something new for families and thrill-seekers alike. This season you are invited to join Scooby-Doo(tm) and his friends on an imaginative journey through a mysterious castle or challenge the power of Delirium, a new high-flying thrill-ride.
Paramount's Kings Island is owned and operated by Paramount Parks. More information about Paramount's Kings Island's Park is available at www.pki.com. Guests may also call the park directly at (800) 288-0808 or (513) 754-5700.
Stay tuned to The Center's official Paramount's Kings Island Pride Night web site at www.PKIPrideNight.com.
September 26 and 27
Laura Love to perform at the lotus festival in Bloomington
Laura Love will be performing at this year's Lotus World Music Festival in Bloomington on Friday September 26th and also on Saturday the 27th.
The Lotus Music Festival runs four nights and the Friday and Saturday showcases typically begin around 7 p.m. and continue concurrently until approximately 11 p.m. permitting you to sample the music of many different artists in an evening. Between shows, the courthouse square streets are closed and there are groups performing live music and there's much dancing "in the streets" -- literally! Tickets purchased in advance are exchanged for a wristband that allows access to all the showcase venues. On-site admissions and ticket-for-wristband exchanges takes place at Festival Headquarters (E. Kirkwood Ave., between Walnut and Washington Streets) and at the Monroe County Convention Center (corner Third St. and College).
More details at www.lotusfest.org.
Note: Laura Love has appeared on the main stages of the National Women's Music Festival and at the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival.
Sept. 26 - Oct 18
Theatre on the Square presents History of the Devil, by Clive Barker
From the international master of horror Clive Barker comes this witty and shocking comedy/drama. Samuel Kyle is a successful London barrister preparing for another day in court. Suddenly his world is shattered by the arrival of a winged demon, who whisks him off to the swampy, bug-infested shores of Lake Turkana, Kenya where Kyle is horrified to discover that he and others have been pressed into service to try a most unusual case - that of Satan himself.
Lucifer wishes either to be exonerated for his alleged crimes against humanity and returned to Heaven, or unambiguously condemned for all Eternity. Clue by clue, they piece together the mystery of Evil Incarnate. The play has a gritty subject matter, but is done in a comic tone; it could be described as black humor. Barker has given the Devil a personality rather than a personification. He stays away from all cliche'd embodiments of the Devil, and makes him into something almost human. At times almost comical, and certainly something audiences can identify with, History of the Devil gives us the softer side of Hell.
See www.tots.org for ticket information, show times and more!
Sept. 26 - 28
JACK EVERLY & ORCHESTRA OPEN BANK ONE FALL POPS SERIES
Popular Cabaret Artist Ann Hampton Callaway Returns for "Swing! Music of the 1930s" The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and Principal Pops Conductor Jack Everly will begin the exciting 2003-2004 Pops Season with four Bank One Fall Pops Series concerts titled Swing! Music of the 1930s Friday, September 26, through Sunday, September 28, at the Hilbert Circle Theatre. Joining Maestro Everly and the Orchestra will be an Indianapolis audience favorite - renowned jazz and cabaret artist Ann Hampton Callaway - and the acclaimed saxophonists of the Capitol Quartet (who will make their ISO debut) in a colorful weekend of music from the heyday of the Swing Era. Tickets range from $22-$42 for the Friday 11 a.m. "Coffee Pops" concert and from $25- $64 for Friday (8 p.m.), Saturday (8 p.m.) and Sunday (7 p.m.) programs. Tickets may be purchased by calling the Hilbert Circle Theatre Box Office at (317) 639-4300. Outside Indianapolis call toll free (800) 366-8457 or visit the Orchestra's website at www.IndianapolisSymphony.org to order tickets on-line.
This nostalgic journey back to the days of the Big Band sound will include many favorites by Duke Ellington, Cole Porter, George Gershwin, and Leroy Anderson, among others. Ann Hampton Calloway will take center stage to perform Cole Porter's "From This Moment On" from Kiss Me Kate, Jerome Kern's A Fine Romance, Jule Styne's "Just in Time" from The Bells are Ringing, and Harold Arlen's Let's Fall in Love and Blues in the Night. The Capitol Quartet will be featured in Duke Ellington's It Don't Mean a Thing plus an innovative medley of Swing Era tunes, and Louis Prima's Sing, Sing, Sing will close out the program.
Sat. September 27
Jessica Wiener at Fountain Square
She's been noted as the next Oprah with attitude. And we've got her. Join the Red Ribbon Club and Jessica Weiner, author and activist, on Saturday, September 27th, 7 p.m. at gallery It's All Art in Fountain Square. Jessica has appeared in numerous TV and theatre productions and will appear as a guest on the Sharon Osborne Show.
This casual event will highlight Jessica's latest work, A Hungry Girl, art from local artist Keith Hampton, and gourmet wine tasting from Deano's Vino.
R.S.V.P. to , at 317-774-9366.
Thank you to all who attended the launch party for the Red Ribbon Club, September 10th. Almost 100 emerging young leaders attended this party to help kick off the social giving club benefiting The Damien Center.
The Red Ribbon Club is a social giving club for forward-thinking young professionals who are proactive to social issues and donate their time and money to today's most pressing cause - HIV/AIDS.Red Ribbon Club members support the basic needs of Damien Center clients including food, nutrition, housing, employment services and emergency assistance. Each club member supports one client, making a difference one person at a time.
Sat. September 27
Taste of Indy Jazz Fest at Military Park
Fifth annual "Taste of Indy Jazz Fest" Saturday, September 27 from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. The event will be held at Military Park, and is presented in collaboration with the City of Indianapolis & the American Pianists Association
Tickets go on sale August 15th at all Ticketmaster outlets, including the Clowes Hall ticket office. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 day of. Children 12 and under are free.
2003 Taste of Indy Jazz Fest Lineup:
- The Terence Blanchard Sextet
- Hilton Ruiz Latin Jazz Classics
- Cathy Morris
- The Hampton Sisters
- The Cole Porter Fellow of the American Pianists Association: Aaron Parks
- Buselli/Wallarab Jazz Orchestra
- Patti Austin and the Count Basie Orchestra: "For Ella: A Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald."
300 enthusiastic community-oriented volunteers are wanted to staff the fifth annual festival September 27th, 2003. Volunteer opportunities include set-up, beverage service, ticket taking, and merchandise sales just to name a few. Each volunteer is asked to commit to one 4-hour shift and attend one of two training sessions. Volunteers will receive a T-shirt and one voucher for the Taste of Indy Jazz Fest.
For more volunteer information please visit the website at www.indyjazzfest.net or e-mail or call Michele Rogers at 283-2652.
Sat. September 27
PAGANS CELEBRATE HARVEST, BENEFIT COMMUNITY ON PAGAN PRIDE DAY
Celebrate the Autumn Equinox and help the Central Indiana community at Indianapolis's Pagan Pride Day festival on Saturday, September 27, 2003, from 9 AM to 6 PM, in Broadripple Park. All ages are welcome at the free event, which will feature several Pagan religious ceremonies, information on Pagan spiritual practices, workshops, vendors, psychic readings, holistic health services, drumming circles, music, children's activities, and more. Attendees are asked to share the harvest by bringing a non-perishable food item, clothing, or toiletries to benefit the Damien Center.
Indianapolis's local event is affiliated with the Pagan Pride Project, a global organization whose mission is to present the diversity and community impact of Neo-Paganism, a modern religious movement. By providing accurate information, and by showing communities that their neighbors and co-workers practice these religions, they hope to lessen prejudice against them.
Last year 17,494 people attended the 105 Pagan Pride Day events held in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Italy, Portugal, and Brazil. Together, they collected $19,202.48 and donated 24,244 pounds of food and goods to charity. More than 130 events are scheduled for this year.
Saturday's celebration will center on a religious service observing the Autumn Equinox, a time of thanksgiving in many Pagan traditions. The charity drive is a way to give thanks for the abundance of the year, and share it with our community. The ceremony will celebrate the diversity of the Pagan community and bless the results of the charity drive before it is given away. Participants are encouraged to bring percussion instruments for drumming.
Modern Paganism, or Neo-Paganism, is a rapidly growing religious movement based on combinations of ancient polytheism, modern eco-spirituality, and reverence for the Divine as both masculine and feminine. Some common traditions found under this umbrella include Wicca or Witchcraft, Asatru, and Druidry. Pagans are found in all walks of life from professionals to homemakers, and hold ethical standards that emphasize respect for nature, humanity, and oneself.
For more information about the event or about Pagan religions, contact Dagonet or Cecylyna Dewr at 317-916-9115, , or http://www.paganpride.org.
Sat. September 27
Please join the Gay Straight Alliance for our FOURTH ANNUAL picnic!
The flood waters have receeded! We have re-scheduled the picnic for September 27, 2003 at 3 pm (Dinner served approximately 4 pm) at Mill Race Park, Shelter House near the boat Ramp.
From Indy, Take I-65 South to Exit 68. Turn left onto State Road 46. Go approximately mile and half, be in left lane crossing bridge. Merge in to Jackson Street, Sears will be on the right, turn left first street after Sears and you will head into the park. Link to MAP to find Millrace Park. http://www.indianaoutfitters.com/Maps/Maps_of_Rivers/flatrock_River/Millrace.html
Provided: Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Veggieburgers and all the "fixins", Lemonade, Ice Tea.
Things to Bring: A friend, A Food Dish to share, Tableware, Your Drink of choice (Alcohol is not allowed in park), Lawnchair, A Frisbee or some such outdoor game, music/radio/cd player, and a donation to Indiana Equality!
RSVP to Mike at so we have an idea on how many burgers and hot dogs are needed.
