IndyHub is pleased to announce the 2009/10 Passport to the Arts presented by Lilly!
Passport to the Arts is your ticket to five of Indianapolis’ amazing performing arts organizations. With the purchase of your Passport, you will receive:
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One ticket to each of the following organizations 2009/2010 season performances*: Dance Kaleidoscope, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Indianapolis Opera, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Phoenix Theatre
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Plus, admittance to an IndyHub Night reception for each of the performances listed below**.
2009/10 Passport to the Arts IndyHub Nights
Nov. 20 – La Boheme, Indianapolis Opera
Jan. 8, 2010 – World Music Carnival, Dance Kaleidoscope
Feb. 26, 2010 – Going Solo: After Paul McCartney, Indiana Repertory Theatre
April 16, 2010 – Dvořák’s “New World” Symphony, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
May 20, 2010 – Speech and Debate, Phoenix Theatre
IndyHub Nights combine a unique mix of arts performances and networking opportunities. For each of the arts organizations participating, one performance has been designated as an IndyHub Night when Passport patrons may redeem their ticket and take part in a private IndyHub pre- or post-performance reception. Varied by location, the night will include food, drinks and an element of the performance culture. It may be a chat with the director, a meet and greet with the actors or backstage tour. Specific details are being worked out now and each one will be different!
*We know schedules get crazy and things pop up. So if one of the IndyHub Nights doesn’t work for you, each organization has identified a different evening or show(s) in the season when Passport patrons may choose to redeem their tickets.
**Some venues are limited on space for these special events. If you plan to attend, you’ll want to make your reservations early!
We're sorry, we've reached our capacity of 300 and
Passports are no longer for sale.
Passport to the Arts is a continuation of the Arts Council of Indianapolis’ Next Audience development initiative, created to help area arts organizations cultivate and attract new audiences and patrons. The initiative is the first of its kind in the United States, and Passport to the Arts is among the initiative’s recommendations.