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Lowell, IN · Arts & Culture
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This Indiana Shrine Has an Outdoor Walk Through the Life of Jesus, Complete With Life-Size Scenes
You can pull up a chair at a life-size Last Supper table here. Then you can keep walking and step right into an empty tomb. That alone made me stop scrolling. Forty life-size bronze sculptures line a winding, paved path. Each scene has a button you can press to hear a short story and meditation.
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A community portrait and storytelling exhibit of Gary and U.S. Steel
Our Mill, Our Home: Gary’s Past Present & Future. In the words of Tyrell Anderson, “Our Mill Our Home: Gary’s Past, Present & Future,” the photography exhibit that opened October 24 in Gary’s Gateway Park “celebrates our history, uplifts our community, and inspires what’s possible next.”
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Chicago’s Legendary Blues And Music Landmarks Are Getting A Big New Chapter Illinois Fans Will Love
Billy Branch was the very first act to play a certain Chicago blues club on its opening day in 1984. Four decades later, his new music became the first release on that same club’s brand-new record label. I love that kind of full-circle story. It isn’t the only fresh...
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Young Artists Take Over Obama Presidential Center for True Chicago Summit
Young artists and content creators are converging on the Obama Presidential Center as the nonprofit True Chicago hosts its 9th Annual Conference, a day built around live performances, panel discussions, and face time with industry leaders. The gathering is taking place at The Forum, the Obama Presidential Center's event space, according to organizers.
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Camerata Chicago Brings Handel's Messiah to Oak Park, Wheaton, Hinsdale
Camerata Chicago is bringing Handel's Messiah to three western suburbs this month, pairing Part I of the beloved oratorio with the triumphant Hallelujah Chorus and the coronation anthem Zadok the Priest. The orchestra and chorus plan to perform the Hallelujah Chorus twice during each concert, with the second pass turned into an audience sing-along.