HEARTS TO ART, THE AUDITORIUM THEATRE’S SIGNATURE SUMMER CAMP FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED THE DEATH OF A PARENT, RETURNS FOR ITS 16th YEAR IN JULY 2020 | FOR THE FIRST TIME, CAMP IS OFFERED AT NO COST TO PARTICIPATING CAMPERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

Auditorium Theatre Auxiliary Board Supports Hearts to Art Through Annual Trivia Night Fundraiser, Raising More Than $16,500 for Camp in February
Hearts to Art – July 6-17, 2020 (Session 1, for ages 7-10) and July 20-31, 2020 (Session 2, for ages 11-14)

Lakeshore PBS and Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations (IPBS) across the state have partnered with the Indiana Department of Education (DOE) to offer at-home learning experiences for students in grades K-12 that align with Indiana curriculum standards.

Lakeshore PBS and Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations (IPBS) across the state have partnered with the Indiana Department of Education (DOE) to offer at-home learning experiences for students in grades K-12 that align with Indiana curriculum standards.

During the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, scammers are putting extra effort into preying upon Hoosiers distracted by the ongoing crisis, Attorney General Curtis Hill said today — including by sending fraudulent emails falsely appearing to come from reputable sources. This practice is known as “phishing.”

Exposition Poised to be one of the First International Art Fairs in the Americas Following Restrictions of COVID-19, Instituting Adjustments to Reduce Financial Impact on Participating Galleries  

Hometown teams join with the City to remind residents to take simple precautions as next step in STAY HOME. SAVE LIVES. campaign

Our stages may be dark for now, but we are still here to connect you with the power (and magic) of Shakespeare. Introducing Shakes@Home —a new digital platform that will be updated each week with engaging, original content from our artists and staff.

Also extends orders limiting state government services and restaurant, bar restrictions

Lakeshore Public Media continues to focus its media resources and messaging to educate and inform viewers and listeners in response to the Coronavirus outbreak.

Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced offenders at the Miami Correctional Facility are producing face masks, personal protection gowns, face shields and hand sanitizer to be used in the fight against COVID-19.