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Broad Ripple Art Fair returns on Saturday, May 20

Will you be one of the expected 15,000 people attending this year’s outdoor art + music festival on Saturday, May 20 and Sunday, May 21?

People walking amongst art tents

Nearly 15,000 people come out for this weekend of art.

Photo via Indianapolis Art Center

The Indianapolis Art Center will once again gather more than 150 artists selling anything from ceramics to textiles for its 51st annual Broad Ripple Art Fair on May 20-21.

The outdoor art + music festival will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the theme “Better Together.” Because May is Mental Health Awareness Month, the fair will feature a wellness village for the first time. It will offer an opportunity to discuss the benefits of creative wellness and provide resources for environmental, financial, social/emotional, and physical health.

There will be a special preview party on Friday, May 19 featuring music from the Indianapolis Jazz Collective for those who purchase the VIP Weekend Experience ticket.

Get your tickets.

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