| |
-
Lost Indiana
-
Indiana is a vibrant state, with much to offer the visitor or resident, and a bright future in the new century. But as time marches forward, echoes of the past are still spread across the landscape.
Indiana’s history has always been closely linked to agriculture - a tradition that continues today. However, at one time Indiana was the center of population for the United States - and great industrial institutions grew up from the farmland. First dirt, then gravel, then mighty paved highways crossed the map. The state was a hub for many railroads, and grand stations and exclusive resorts were built along the tracks.
As these industrial giants waned in the global economy, sleepy state highways were passed by great interstates, the railroads faded, and we are left with the discarded shells of what Indiana is no longer.
These pages chronicle my continuing desire to snapshot these markers of our history before they fade forever into dust.
partner
UPDATE:
Sun Feb 04 2007
Hits:
472
Rating:
0.00
Votes:
0
Rate It
-
Indiana Ballet Company
-
Indiana's only resident professional classical Ballet Company.
UPDATE:
Sat Dec 06 2008
Hits:
169
Rating:
0.00
Votes:
0
Rate It
-
the Indiana Ballet Company
-
Launched in December of 2006, the Indiana Ballet Company features many of Indianapolis professional favorites, including Sergey Sergiev, So Yon Nam, Tuesday Mayhew, Roman Nikiforov, and Artistic Director, Alyona Yakovleva, who have all chosen to make Indianapolis their home. In collaboration with the Russian Ballet Academy of Indiana, IBC provides Indiana with a continued reputation of world-class classical ballet dance performance and instruction. With approximately four ballets per year, RBAI and IBC are committed to increasing the Indiana arts patronage by keeping ticket prices low and implementing innovative outreach and educational programming.
UPDATE:
Sat Dec 06 2008
Hits:
186
Rating:
0.00
Votes:
0
Rate It
-
The Indiana Ballet Company
-
The Nutcracker - The enchantment begins with our Russian Tea Party (11:30am - 1:30pm) - enjoy an intimate setting, dine on traditional tea fare, learn the story of Masha, meet our dancers, and experience the culture behind the Nutcracker. Enjoy preferred seating at our Matinee performance (2:00pm) of the Nutcracker on December, 12, 2009
UPDATE:
Tue Nov 03 2009
Hits:
96
Rating:
0.00
Votes:
0
Rate It
|
|