Das Deutsches Haus/Athenaeum-Magnificent Victory Monument
Sunday, November 08, 2009 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
at Athenaeum
401 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis, IN 46204
Special Venue Instructions:
Parking in lot on east side of building or on street.
Category:
Arts, Religion, Humanities
Event Format:
Discussion, Display, Exhibit, Lecture, Tour
Audience:
Adults of all ages, Seniors, Young adults (18-30), Youth (middle/high school)
Presenter(s):
Claudia Grossmann, Cassie Stockamp, Reba Boyd Wooden
Event Description:
Free. Classroom resources available.
Twitter Hashtag: #SAPath
Liberty, justice, and rational thought were just a few of the founding principles of this extraordinary place. Explore the history of the Atheneaum through a guided tour, an exhibit of German-American influence on Indianapolis, and a panel discussion, and discover how the historic monument continues to inspire culture and civic engagement. Speakers include Cassie Stockamp, president of the Athenaeum Foundation; Claudia Grossman, director of the Max Kade German American Center and German Program at IUPUI; and Reba Boyd Wooden, executive director of the Center for Inquiry Indiana. Presented by Center for Inquiry Indiana; Athenaeum Foundation; IUPUI Freethinkers; and Max Kade German-American Center, IU School of Liberal Arts, IUPUI. Questions? Call 317-797-5892 or e-mail indy@centerforinquiry.net.
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