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🔥 A citywide celebration turning up the heat

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SPARK on the circle kids, performers, and attendees.

The “Red Hot Summer” theme ties together diverse events, creating a unified, family-friendly experience for visitors and residents alike.

Photos provided by Indy Arts Council; Mike Lee Productions, KODA

Red Hot Summer is about to tip off in the Circle City.

Join the Indy Arts Council and the WNBA All-Star 2025 Host Committee Friday, July 18, and Saturday, July 19, downtown at “Indy’s Home Court” for free, family-friendly arts and culture immersive experiences.

Think: a two-day, city-wide celebration of women and girls in sports and the arts, featuring:

  • The SPARK on the Circle art market
  • Dance performances
  • Pop-up shows
  • Guided public art tours
  • Photo ops with murals and sculptures
  • And more
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