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We’re blooming with excitement for the return of Art & Soul

Discover this year’s programming and grab your tickets for the 29th annual celebration of Black art and music in Indianapolis.

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GIF of past Art & Soul events in Indianapolis.

This year-long program is presented by Indy Arts Council in partnership with Madam Walker Legacy Center and with support from Lilly Endowment Inc.

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The 29th annual Art & Soul celebration is almost here.

Since 1996, Art & Soul has been recognized as the largest public program supporting Black artists in Indianapolis. This year, a new collaboration with the Madam Walker Legacy Center expands the event’s reach.

Here’s a preview:

People stand outside of the historic Madam Walker Legacy Center on Indiana Avenue.

New this year, the Art & Soul Featured Artist Showcase will debut at the Madam Walker Legacy Center on April 11.

Photo provided by Indy Arts Council; G Marie Photography

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Don’t miss this all-new multimedia showcase with featured artists Monique Burts, Brandon Lott, Akili Ni Mali, and Kierra Ready. Enjoy a wearable art fashion show, visual art display, and live music.

The best part? Score two tickets to this event for $10 with a BOGO deal until Friday, March 28.

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