Hendricks Symphonic Society Music Director Benjamin Del Vecchio, The Indy Sister City Fest free annual event and Mathew Street preforms concerts at the Phoenix Theatre.

International Violin Competition of Indianapolis Executive Director Glen Kwok, Actors Theatre of Indiana season preview and Big Car 10th Anniversay exhibition "The Department of Yes: 10 Years of Big Car Collaborative in Indianapolis".

Start With Art gives Indianapolis bragging rights around the country for one of the biggest business and arts luncheons, veteran IndyFringe magician Kayla Drescher and Sam simon, the star of his award-winning one-man storytelling play - "The Actual Dance" - that is part of the Indy Fringe Festival.

Indy Fringe Fest celebrates its 10th anniversary, Clowes Memorial Hall season, and painter Phil O'Malley's "Finding Your Way: From Wander to Wonder" on display at Clowes.

Pianist Rich Glazier, Singer songwriter Carrie Newcomer, and the JCC is hosting an iPhone photography competition and exhibit called Snap-Post-Share.

Cemeteries, Tempest, and Studies

Neo-Impressionist exhibition open at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, author Brian Freeman newest thriller "The Cold Nowhere", and 11th Annual Indy Film Fest.

This week we bring you some new and recent interviews with authors who we think you might want to consider for YOUR summer reading list. Including Ben Winters talking about the last installment of his Last Policeman trilogy, and poets Norbert Krapf and L

Author Marci Jefferson's new novel "The Girl on the Golden Coin", author Ben Winters' latest in a triogy of books "World of Trouble", and Rachel Berenson Perry's biography of William J. Forsyth.

Bob Harbin's company, Bobdirex, produces 1960's "Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical", author John David Anderson's last young adult book, "Sidekicked", and a conversation with Elsy Benitez and Lelier Meier about Indy Parks and The Garfield Park Arts Center partnership with The Museum of Bad Art.