Showing posts with label Indiana History Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indiana History Center. Show all posts

Thursday, June 13, 2019

6-13-2019 Concert on the Canal - Take 3

Yep, we (and our friend, Mark - Annette was busy) rode our bikes downtown to another Concert on the Canal.
 
This time we enjoyed Pop, R&B and dance music by a band called Living Proof.

The dancing guy at the right is at every show, and he finds different women to dance with him along the Canal. You gotta
love his style, energy and enthusiasm!
 
Cara and Mark in front of a public art piece downtown on our bike ride.

We weren't quite ready to head home after the concert, so we biked over to Fountain Square. We paused for a moment at The
Idle - A Point of View, which is a cute little park in what would otherwise be wasted space between the Interstates in
downtown Indy. The orange seats (which are now sprinkled around town) were salvaged from the old Hoosier Dome before
it was demolished - yay for reuse!

These gabions also reuse materials from demolitions.

The definition of a gabion, in case you didn't know.

Mark had eaten dinner earlier, but he joined us at Pure Eatery while we had a nice dinner. Eric had Shrimp Kabobs.

Eric's side salad.

Cara had the Southwest Black Bean wrap as a salad - spicy and good.

Thursday, June 6, 2019

6-6-2019 Concert on the Canal - Take 2

We are all about free events, and outdoor events, so these Concerts on the Canal are right up our alley!

Of course, we rode our bikes down here again.

This evening we enjoyed classic jazz music by Rob Dixon.

An electric boat - these are a new addition since last summer.

This photo gives a better overview of the setup and attendance at these lovely events.

Thursday, May 30, 2019

5-30-2019 Concert on the Canal

On a Thursday evening we hopped on the Monon Trail with our friends, Mark and Annette, and headed downtown.

Near downtown the Monon Trail hooks up with the Cultural Trail.

We took that over to the Canal Walk.

We sat along the Canal and enjoyed a free concert hosted by the Indiana History Center. It is part of their summer concert
series called Concerts on the Canal.


The performer was Jessie Brown, playing country, rock and soul.

The skies looked ominous, but it never did rain on us.

Taking a different route on our bike ride home.


View of falls on Fall Creek on our ride home.

Again, ominous skies, but it did not rain on us.  :)