summer celebration event schedule

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Thursday, July 9
Ecumenical Service
Speaker: Kevin Powell: Activist, Writer,
And Public Speaker
Host Pastor: Dr. David A. Hampton, Senior
Pastor of Light of the World Christian Church
Time: 7:00 PM (Parking and shuttle service
available from the International School, 4330
Michigan Rd.)
Cost: Free
Location: Light of the World Christian Church,
4646 North Michigan Road
Saturday, July 11
IBE Film Festival
Time: 11:00 AM- 8:00 PM
Cost: Free
Location: Indianapolis Museum of Art, Tobias
Theater, 4000 N. Michigan Road
Partner: Heartland Truly Moving Pictures
Sponsors: Indianapolis Museum of Art,
Allen Whitehill Clowes Foundation, Arthur
Jordan Foundation and Nicholas H. Noyes, Jr.
Foundation
Where the Road Runs Out
Show Time: 11:15 AM
Run Time: 91 minutes
George Mensah (Isaach de Bankolé, Casino
Royale) is stuck in a rut. A respected scientist
and lecturer living in Rotterdam, he has grown
weary of the world of academia. But the sudden
death of an old friend, who has been running
a field research station in Equatorial Guinea,
gives George the incentive he needs to turn his
back on the academic world and return to his
African roots.
Arriving in Equatorial Guinea, where he
finds the field station in a state of disrepair,
George meets a local boy, Jimi, whose sunny
disposition opens George’s jaded eyes to the
possibilities of life in this rich and colorful
place. Through Jimi, George is introduced
to Corina (Juliet Landau, Buffy the Vampire
Slayer), who runs the orphanage which the little
boy calls home, and a tentative but heartfelt
romance begins.
With the unexpected arrival of George’s old
friend Martin (Stelio Savante, Ugly Betty),
however, George discovers that there are many
obstacles on the road to redemption and many
more where the road runs out...
The Camp
Show Time: 1:00 PM
Discussion: 1:30 PM – 1:45 PM
The Camp is the story of Pastor Darryl
K. Webster’s effort to build a meaningful
and effective men’s program to Emmanuel
Missionary Baptist Church in Indianapolis, IN.
The film details the origin of the now famous
camp and provides insight to the program’s
powerful, life changing impact. Go inside
The Camp and discover Pastor Webster’s
motivation for starting the camp and the
undeniable affect it is having on the lives of the
men, their families and communities. Camp
Starts now! The Camp is directed by American
filmmaker Ira Mallory.
Una Vida
Show Time: 2:00 PM
The film is about a man, Dr. Cruz, who is
dealing with the loss of his mother from a
disease that he has dedicated his life to curing.
The story takes place in New Orleans, and
opens with the doctor taking time off of work
trying to rediscover the city that he and his
mother had grown to love. He encounters a
group of street musicians, and it appears that
their encounter may offer an avenue of hope for
the doctor to move beyond the situation we find
him, and similarly that he may be able to bring
hope to their lives, as well.
Clayfist
Show Time: 3:40 PM
Amongst economic decline, a man is forced
to examine the state of his broken family, due
to a phone call he receives concerning his
estranged father; a Vietnam veteran, plagued
by post-traumatic stress. At their last resort,
the children struggle to maintain a stable
environment.
Naptown: The Coldest Winter
Show Time: 4:30 PM
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The winter of 2013 was a harsh one in
Indianapolis. The city experienced recordbreaking temperatures complete with school
closures, mountains of snow and deathly arctic
chills. As the Fahrenheit levels continued to
drop however, the homicide rate rose. During
the weekend of Dec. 29, 2013, three people
were killed within hours of one another,
pushing the city’s murder rate to the highest
it’s been in seven years. The total number of
slayings in Indianapolis for 2013 topped even
that of Chicago. Indianapolis native turned
Los Angeles resident Tommy Harris, better
known as Tommy Smalls, along with producers
Taneesha Johnson and James Carey decided
to use their skills to make an impact. The
film, which is narrated by comedian and actor
Mike Epps, set out to find the disconnect in
communication between the older generation
and the hip-hop generation and come up with a
solution to the violence in Indianapolis.
Hidden Colors 3: The Rules of Racism
Show Time: 6:45 PM
The Rules of Racism is the third installment of
the critically acclaimed documentary series
Hidden Colors 1 and 2. This installment of
Hidden Colors tackles the taboo subject of
systematic racism. The film explores how
institutional racism affects all areas of human
activity, and the rules, laws, and public policies
that are utilized to maintain this system. Hidden
Colors 3 features commentary from a diverse
group of scholars, authors, and entertainment
icons, which includes actor/rapper David
Banner (The Butler), comedian Paul Mooney
(The Chappelle Show), New York Times
Best-selling author Tariq Nasheed, Civil Rights
activist/comedian Dick Gregory, Hip-Hop
legend Nas, and many more.
Monday, July 14
IBE Business Conference Presented by KeyBank
opens. All BC events are free and open to the
public; however, seating is on a first-come,
first-served basis so online registration is highly
recommended.
IBE BUSINESS CONFERENCE
PRESENTED BY KEYBANK
Mayor’s Breakfast:
“Gaining the Edge”
This event includes business development,
diversity highlights, award recognition and
award networking.
Keynote Speaker: Mayor Greg Ballard
Emcees: Rafael Sanchez and Ericka Flye
WRTV-Channel 6
Time: 8:30 AM-10:15 AM;
Check-in begins at 8:00 AM
Cost: Free; however seating is on a first-come,
first-served basis, on-line registration is highly
recommended
Location: Indiana Convention Center,
Sagamore Ballroom
Sponsors: KeyBank, WRTV - Channel 6,
Eli Lilly and Company, OneAmerica, Indiana
State University, Indiana Department of
Transportation, Indiana University Kelley
School of Business, Vectren Corporation,
Harrison College, Indianapolis Airport
Authority, United Water, Finch Constructors,
Inc., First Electric Supply, and Global
Parking Systems
City of Indianapolis –
“Developers Roundtable
Discussion”
This important workshop will provide business
owners with comprehensive information from
local Developers that will explain the process
of economic development, infrastructure,
highlighting upcoming projects, and discussing
the relationship between the developers
themselves and professional service providers.
Get your questions answered from panelists
who have first-hand information regarding
City projects.
Presenters: Joe Whitsett, CEO, TWG
Development, LLC; Bruce Baird, President,
Indianapolis Housing Authority; Gary Hobbs,
President and CEO; Frank Duck, Group
Manager, Sheil Sexton; Milhaus Development
Time: 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Cost: Free
Room 235
Sponsors: KeyBank and WRTV - 6
KeyBank and Indy Chamber
Entrepreneur Service - “The
One Page Business Plan, Pt.1”
Bankers require them. Business educators
advocate for them. Consultants make their
living writing them. And venture capitalists
won’t give you the time of day without one...but
most entrepreneurs or small business owners
can’t or won’t write a business plan; it’s just too
difficult. UNTIL NOW! This hands-on half day
course will walk you through this easy process
and you will leave this course with a draft
business plan in your hand.
Presenter: Denise Herd, Founder and
President, Herd Strategies
Time: 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
Cost: Free
Room 234
Sponsors: KeyBank and WRTV-Channel 6
KeyBank and Indy Chamber
Entrepreneur Service - “The
One Page Business Plan, Pt.2”
The One Page Business Plan continues, Part
2. Bankers require them. Business educators
advocate for them. Consultants make their
living writing them. And venture capitalists
won’t give you the time of day without one...but
most entrepreneurs or small business owners
can’t or won’t write a business plan; it’s just too
difficult. UNTIL NOW! This hands-on half day
course will walk you through this easy process
and you will leave this course with a draft
business plan in your hand.
Presenter: Denise Herd, Founder and
President, Herd Strategies
Time: 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM
Cost: Free
Room 234
City of Indianapolis Construction
Roundtable “Construction
Opportunities in Indy”
This interactive program will offer attendees:
1) A better understanding of what leading
owners are doing to strengthen our diverse
community; 2) An opportunity to meet several
owners and hear about future construction
projects and obtain an understanding of what
resources and other opportunities exist to
support diversity and economic development.”
Presenters: Chris Price, Executive Director,
Indiana Construction Roundtable; Larry Jones,
Deputy Director, Engineering, Department of
Public Works; LaSonya Collins, Analyst, Indy
Parks & Recreation; Tim Shutters, Construction
Supervisor, Citizens Energy Group; Ron
Stewart, Project Executive, Flaherty & Collins;
Diane Padget, Materials & Contracts Manager,
Indianapolis Housing Authority; Mike Coghlan
and Kevin Thomas, Indianapolis Public Library
Time: 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Cost: Free
Room 235
Professional Networking
Reception
The Professional Networking Reception
provides an opportunity for businesses and
aspiring executives to mingle and share ideas
about professional development, career paths,
and entrepreneurial opportunities.
Time: 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Cost: Free
Hoosier Corridor, Level 2
Sponsors: KeyBank, WRTV-Channel 6 and
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Tuesday, July 14
Morgan Stanley Presents Lunch
& Learn Plenary with Carla
Harris - “Strategize to Win”
Speaker: Carla Harris, Managing Director
and Senior Client Advisor at Morgan Stanley,
Author and Motivational Speaker. Carla Harris
is also the National Women’s Business Council
Chair and Vice Chairman of Global Wealth
Management at Morgan Stanley. She has
extensive industry experience in the fields of
technology, media, retail, telecommunications,
transportation, industrial, and healthcare.
During this session, Ms. Harris will share
her new pearls of wisdom from her recently
launched book, Strategize to Win.
Emcee: Kathy Cabello, President at Cabello
Associates, Inc.
Cost: Free
Rooms 231-232
Sponsors: Morgan Stanley, KeyBank, WRTVChannel 6, Duke Realty, National Black MBA
Assoc.-Indianapolis
Federal and State Construction...
Connecting the DOTs
A panel of procurement experts will help
business owners to understand the processes
for doing business with INDOT, IDOA and
IAA. Hear from IAA officials, INDOT
officials, IDOA officials, current prime and
subcontractors as they share key information
and their experiences on working on state and
federal projects. Presenters: Kenneth Woodruff, Civil
Rights Program Manager, Federal Highway
Administration; Holli Harrington, Director
of Supplier Diversity, Indianapolis Airport
Authority; Deborah Oatts, President,
Nubian Transportation Management; David
Schilling, Customer Service Manager, Indiana
Department of Transportation; Stan Judson,
Director of Strategic Sourcing, Indiana
Department of Administration;
and representatives from Reith-Riley
Construction, Co.
Time: 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Cost: Free
Room 234
Contracting Opportunities
with Indiana Colleges and
Universities
This session will provide attendees with critical
information on requirements for securing
contracts from State Educational Institutions.
University representatives will share details on
upcoming construction projects and timelines.
Anyone interested in doing business with these
institutions will find this session invaluable.
Presenters: Tally Thrasher, C.P.M., Director of
Purchasing Administration, Indiana University;
Michael Morrison, Director of Purchasing,
Vincennes University; Roger Hassenzahl,
Director of Purchasing Services, Ball State
University; Kevin Barr, Director of Purchasing,
Indiana State University; Jim Hudson, Chief
Procurement, Ivy Tech Community College;
and Jesse Moore, Director of Supplier Diversity,
Purdue University
Time: 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Cost: Free
Room 235
Authority, Andy Klee, Housing Program
Specialist, John Thompson, President,
Thompson Distribution, Inc.
Time: 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM
Room 235
Cost: Free
Governor’s Awards Reception
Media Reception:
“Honoring Minorities in Media”
The Governor will present awards to recipients
in the following categories: Achievement in
Cultural Heritage, Achievement in Business
& Entrepreneurship, Achievement in Civic
Leadership, Rev. Charles Williams Award and
the Sam Jones Trailblazer Award.
Keynote Speaker: Governor Mike Pence
Time: 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Cost: Invitation Only
500 Ballroom
Sponsors: Indiana Family & Social Services
Administration and Indiana Civil Rights
Commission
“Building Capacity & Contracting
Opportunities for Small to
Large Businesses” presented
by US Housing and Urban
Development and Small Business
Administration (HUD/SBA)
Session 1 will provide information regarding
training and financing programs, and
information related to the section 8 and HUB
zone programs providing federal procurement
opportunities to certain small businesses. This
session will also review future education and
training sessions on the HUD Small Contractor
Initiative BusinessUSA; WEBSITE. Session 2
participants will receive a program overview
and learn about the new rules enhancement
for section 3 which requires that recipients
of certain HUD financial assistance, to the
greatest extent possible, provide job training,
employment, and contract opportunities
for low- or very-low income residents in
connection with projects and activities in
their neighborhoods.
Presenters: Phillip Shelton, FHEO, U.S.
Dept. of Housing & Urban Development,
Marty Anderson, SBA Lead Economic
Development Specialist, Aimee Jacobsen,
Director, Community Development, City of
Lafayette, Andrea Okofor, Indianapolis Housing
The Media Reception recognizes outstanding
media and communications professionals
throughout the State of Indiana that have
made significant contributions and/or
accomplishments in their respective fields
while also providing invaluable service in
their communities.
Keynote Speaker: ABC News Correspondent
Linsey Davis
Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Rooms 231-233
Sponsors: KeyBank, WRTV-Channel 6
and Indy Star
Thursday, July 16
IBE Education Conference
Presented by Indiana Civil
Rights Commission and
Cummins Inc.
The 8th annual conference provides teachers,
administrators, and others concerned with
education with resources, best practices and
professional development training in the area
of cultural competency.
Keynote Speakers: Leigh Anne Tuohy –
Mrs. Tuohy and her family opened their doors
and hearts to Michael Oher, the illiterate and
homeless African American teen who later
became Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman.
whose story was featured in Michael Lewis’
2006 book, The Blind Side: Evolution of a
Game, and its 2009 featured film adaptation,
The Blind Side.
Hill Harper - An award-winning actor, bestselling author, and philanthropist. Harper is the
author of four New York Times bestsellers and
he has earned seven NAACP Image Awards
for his writing and acting. He is founder of the
Manifest Your Destiny Foundation, dedicated
to empowering underserved youth through
mentorship, scholarship, and grant programs.
Time: Check-in and Continental Breakfast
7:00 AM ; Conference Program: 8:00 AM –
3:45 PM; Indiana Wesleyan University Meet &
Greet Reception Immediately Following.
Sold Out.
Sagamore Ballroom 1-3
Sponsors: Indiana Civil Rights Commission,
Cummins, Inc., Indiana University, Indiana
Wesleyan University, Vincennes University,
Indiana Department of Child Services and
Indiana Department of Education
Plenary Session 1:
Practical Alternatives to
Suspension & Expulsion
Superintendents and administrators from
school systems in Indiana have been invited,
to share their success with utilizing alternative
practices to suspension and expulsion. Panel
members will share data and evidence that
supports such practices and address questions
from the audience.
Moderator: WTHR-TV 13 News Crimebeat
Reporter Steve Jefferson.
Time: 8:10 AM – 9:30 AM
Opening Remarks on Suspension &
Expulsion Data: Jamal Smith, Executive
Director, Indiana Civil Rights Commission
Panelists: Dr. Jeff Butts, Superintendent,
MSD Wayne Township; Dr. Dionne Blue, Chief
Diversity Officer, Evansville Vanderburgh
School Corporation; Dr. Steven Baule,
Superintendent, Muncie Community Schools;
and Carol Craig, Consultant, Cultural
Competency and Leadership Development.
Workshop Sessions I & II
(Concurrent) - 9:30 AM; 1:30 PM
PBIS Effective Classroom
Management
Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports
(PBIS) include proactive strategies for defining,
teaching, and supporting appropriate student
behaviors to create a positive district wide
environment. How do we implement PBIS in
our school? What is the impact on student
academic performance? How is PBIS relevant
to students without an IEP? How does race
and culture impact PBIS? This workshop will
explore a few of the common misconceptions
related to successful implementation
of a Culturally Responsive PBIS model.
The objective is to provide teachers and
administrators with best practices based on the
district-wide implementation of PBIS in a large,
diverse school district.
Presenter: Dr. Dionne Blue, Chief Diversity
Officer Evansville Vanderburg School
Corporation
Location: Room 201
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and support the2015
Indiana Black Expo
Summer Celebration
The ABCs of RTI
“Don’t wait for the student to fail!” This session
will present the basics of RTI (Response to
Intervention), a framework promoting a model
for preventing student failure and responding
to students’ academic and behavioral needs.
Three questions will be explored: (1) What is
RTI and why is it important? (2) What does
the research tell us about RTI? and (3) What
do effective RTI practices look like in a school?
This session will cover how to utilize RTI in the
classroom, in Strategic and Continuous School
Improvement and in Achievement Plans to
ensure that students have responsive academic
interventions in their education setting and that
teachers are using effective pedagogy.
Presenter: Dr. Cynthia Jackson, IPS District
Positive Discipline Coordinator
Location: Room 202
Brain Development and its
Impact on Student Behavior
and Academic Success
If teachers and administrators are to be
transformative effective leaders and role models
in the educational community, they must
employ the knowledge of brain engagement,
brain health, the power of emotional contagion
and how modeling is most effective when
one knows the roles of mirror neurons. In this
workshop, Dr. Desautels will focus on mental
health, particularly brain development and
its impact on student behavior and academic
success. Dr. Desautels will discuss how to
understand and identify symptoms and how to
integrate Educational Neuroscience principles
and strategies into classroom management.
Presenter: Dr. Lori Desautels, Assistant
Professor, School of Education and Exercise
Science, Marian University
Location: Room 203
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reflect the rich diversity of
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is dedicated to integrating
diversity and inclusion into all
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from our employees,
business partners and
suppliers to our strategic
partners and
philanthropic activities.
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Vectren Corporation is an
Equal Opportunity and
Affirmative Action Employer
dedicated to diversity and
inclusion in the workplace. All
qualified applicants will receive
consideration for employment
without regard to race, color,
religion, sex, gender identity,
sexual orientation, national
origin, disability status,
protected veteran status,
or any other characteristic
protected by law.
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Reaching Every Student:
Strategies to Develop Cultural
Responsiveness
This workshop will address the application of
a 4-factor model of cultural intelligence (CQ)
to individual, classroom and school cultural
responsiveness. Cultural intelligence, defined
as the capability of an individual to function
effectively in situations characterized by ethnic,
national and organizational diversity, is key in
the development of cultural responsiveness
necessary to address the diverse educational
landscape. It encompasses cognitive,
emotional and social intelligences and is both
valid for decision-making and culture free. Cultural intelligence can be developed. The
workshop will demonstrate how to incorporate
developmental strategies to the development of
culturally responsive instruction and classroom
environments as well as overall school
culture. Participants will leave the workshop
with strategies that can be applied toward the
development of both individual and school level
cultural responsiveness.
Presenter: Dr. Jamyce Banks, President &
CEO, WIT Consulting
Location: Room 204
Preparing Teachers to Work in
Urban Schools: The Importance
of Embracing “Social Justice”
This workshop will focus on teacher preparation
programs that effectively prepare teachers
to successfully apply classroom behavioral
management strategies which account for
language acquisition, cultural influences on
learning, diversity of student populations,
family and community influence and inclusion
and equity in classrooms and schools. Presenter: Dr. Monica Medina, Interim
Director, Center for Urban and Multicultural
Education (CUME), IUPUI School of Education
Location: Room 206
WTHR-TV 13 Employment
Opportunity Fair
The 27th Annual Employment Opportunity
Fair is one of the largest job fairs in the
state of Indiana with hundreds of employers
participating and thousands of individuals
seeking employment opportunities. Many
employers interview on-site. Pre-registration is
recommended at www.indianablackexpo.
com but not required. For a list of employers
participating in this year’s EOF, review page 42
of the Guide.
Cost: Free for Job Seekers
Dress Code: Business Attire
500 Ballroom
Time: 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Sponsors: WTHR-TV 13, Duke Energy, Angie’s
List, and Honda Manufacturing of Indiana
Duke Energy Technician Career
Information Sessions
Do you enjoy working with your hands,
working outside or climbing? If so, a career
as a Duke Energy technician could be for you!
We will be hosting an information session
to share details regarding entry level
Electrical Lineman and other Generation and
Transmission job opportunities, the application
requirements and how to apply. If you are
looking for an exciting and rewarding career,
we invite you to join us in shaping the future
of energy!
Time: 3:00 PM
Location: Indiana Convention Center, 500
Ballroom Reception Room
Sponsor: Duke Energy
The Cultural Arts Pavilion kicks off with
its Opening Reception. The Cultural Arts
attractions are open to the public starting
Friday, July 17, 2015.
Cultural Arts Pavilion Opening
Reception Featuring Selma to
Montgomery Traveling Exhibit &
Your Life Matters ® Exhibit
Marching Along the Voting Rights Trail,
Hoosier Cartoons, Comics, and Their Creators,
Indianapolis to Selma, Freetown Village
theatrical panel discussion and screening of
the film Freedom Riders, Congressman Andre
Carson’s Congressional Art Competition
honorees, and the Art Speaks Cafe.
Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Room 130
Partners: Herron School of Art & Design,
Harrison Center, IMA, Indiana State Museum,
Genealogy Group, Indiana Historical Society,
Freetown Village, Eiteljorg Museum
Sponsors: Indianapolis Museum of Art, Allen
Whitehall Clowes Charitable Foundation, Arthur
Jordan Foundation, FedEx and Nicholas H.
Noyes, Jr. Memorial Foundation
INShape Indiana Black &
Minority Health Fair Opening
Reception
Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Opening Reception
Rooms 143-144
Sponsors: Indiana State Department
of Health and Indiana Family & Social
Services Administration
INShape Indiana Black &
Minority Health Fair Seniors
Night
Time: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Cost: Free for seniors
Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall F
Friday, July 17
Consumer Exhibits Open:
12:00 PM – 7:00 PM (12:00 – 3:00 PM is free)
Corporate Zone Sponsor: Novo Nordisk
Reggie Wayne Weekend IBE Youth Leadership Summit
(YLS) Presented by Purdue
University – Day 3
This event is for Middle and High School student
leaders who want to see and affect change in their
community. YLS is a Youth Conference geared
towards giving youth a platform to hear and learn
from professionals regarding academics, decision
making and advocacy. YLS is a conference
where youth are engaged with plenary sessions
and interactive workshops with knowledge
that is transferrable across home, school and
community. In addition to networking with youth
across the state youth also become the teacher. Youth led service learning opportunities allow
youth to let their voices heard through PSA’s
on “Our Life Matters” and “Real Talk”. Youth
attending YLS work hard and play hard. Saturday
activities close out the day with the Slam Dunk
Summer celebration event schedule
Contest, Amp Harris and Reggie Wayne Celebrity
Basketball Games and a YLS White Party
(invite only). Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Cost: Full weekend $200
(Pre-registration and chaperone required)
Super Friday Only $35, Super Friday and
Saturday Only $50
Location: Hyatt Regency Downtown,
Cosmopolitan Ballroom
Sponsors: Purdue University, UPS, Indiana
Family & Social Services Administration,
McDonald’s, Novo Nordisk
Pacers Sports & Entertainment
Corporate Luncheon Presented
by Indiana University
Awardees: Anthony Anderson (Screen Image
Award), Reggie Wayne (Key to the City), Linda
W. Clement-Holmes (Senator Carolyn Brown
Mosby Above & Beyond Award) and Nathaniel
and Carman Lee, posthumously (Rev. Charles R.
Williams Excellence Award).
Emcees: Amos Brown, Host, Afternoons with
Amos, WTLC-AM, Radio One Indianapolis, and
Andrea Morehead, Eyewitness News Anchor,
WTHR TV-13
Time: 11:00 AM Program Begins
(10:30 AM doors open)
Hall D & E
Cost: $60 | Table $600
Sponsors: Pacers Sports and Entertainment,
Indiana University, CVS/Health, AT&T, Comcast,
Eli Lilly & Company, FedEx, Hoosier Lottery,
Ice Miller, LLP, Indianapolis Power & Light,
and NIPSCO
Location: Indiana Convention Center, Halls
J & K (Inside the Family Fun Zone)
Indianapolis Marion County
Public Library
“Imagination is the key ingredient into
overcoming fear and doubt.” Jonathan Limn
Children’s Story time staff from IMCPL will be
providing story time for youth ages 7 and below.
Join the adventure that can only be found through
one’s imagination!
Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: Art Speaks Cafe, Rooms 136 & 139
Family Fun Zone - “Insta-Fit”
Need something that will keep your kids
entertained? The Family Fun Zone “Insta-Fit”
areas will make your children jump for joy all day
long. What better way to practice your pass, pitch
and punt, than with the Colts Play60 Obstacle
Course? How about taking part in a friendly family
competition on the 8-Men Meltdown? Go ahead
and put the bounce back in your step by jumping
on the Bungee Jump Trampoline. Ready set go.
Special Attractions: This year we bring you
an excitement packed youth “Insta-Fit” area. The
area attractions include:
Bungee Jump Trampoline* - a 3-in-1 Euro
Bungee Trampoline system has 3 trampolines
for bouncers to jump and with the bungy cords,
can be propelled up to 30 feet in the air for the
ultimate in aerial adrenaline!
Dual Lane Obstacle Course - a large scale
dual player inflatable obstacle course that is over
120 feet long.
8-Men Meltdown*- an 8-player action game,
where the players have to either duck under or
jump over the boom poles. The poles are encased
in 14” of high-density foam for added safety. The
double boom rotates one way for 20 seconds then
reverses every 20 seconds automatically. Make if
a Family Competition!!!
USA Gymnastics - a variety of stations focused
on your inner gymnast. This area will allow youth
to tumble and balance their way through entry
level stunts.
Colts Play60 - an inflatable football focused
obstacle course where youth will “punt”, “kick”
and “throw” their way to fitness!!!
Photo booth with the IBE Young Stars,
games and putt-putt!!
Children’s Day
Children’s Day is a kick off “free-view” of the
Family Fun Zone and is open to summer camps,
day cares, and other youth serving agencies.
Indiana Convention Center Halls J & K await the
sounds of children ages 4 – 12. Attendees will
find both exciting and educational experiences
for the entire family.
Featuring: Colts Play60 Obstacle Course,
Catch the Stars Fitness Clinic, St. Florian
Center, and an excitement packed youth
Insta-Fit area, complete with bungee jump,
8-Men Meltdown, USA Gymnastics, games and
putt-putt.
Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
(*Bring Your Own Lunch)
Cost: Free
Barnes & Thornburg is proud to
support Indiana Black Expo Summer
Celebration. Your commitment to the
community has left us speechless.
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Time: Noon - 7:00 PM
Cost: Only attractions with * have a fee of $5.00
per person per experience.
Halls J & K
Phelco Technologies’ Tech Street
Phelco Technologies is back again to bring you
the highly engaging TECH STREET! Tech Street
offers an interactive environment for all who
enjoy the gaming world! This year, video game
tournaments will be administered by Game Stop,
with Sony Playstation, Microsoft Xbox, and
Nintendo Wii U! Contests, prizes, give-a-ways,
and the Tech Street DJ will all be onsite! Don’t
miss it!
Time: 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission
Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall I
Sponsor: Phelco Technologies, Inc.
Cultural Arts Gallery
The Cultural Arts Gallery is an exhibition that
showcases the collaborative works of Indianapolis
arts institutions.
Time: 12:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Cost: Free
Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hoosier
Corridor Rooms 130 – 135
Harrison Center, IMA, Indiana State Museum, Fort
Wayne Museum of Art, Indiana African American
Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation, Arthur
*CULTURAL ART
GALLERY EXHIBITS:
Congressman Andre Carson’s Office:
Congressional Art Competition Honorees
Each spring, the Congressional Institute sponsors
a nationwide high school visual art competition
to recognize and encourage artistic talent in the
each congressional district. Students submit
entries to their representative’s office, and panels
of local artists in each district select the winning
entries, which are then displayed for one year at
the Capitol.
This year, IBE will showcase the Honorable
Mentions from Indiana’s District #7
Congressional Art Competition. The students’
work from Congressman Andre Carson’s office
will be on display during IBE’s Cultural Arts
exhibition. A special recognition ceremony will
be held for the students at the opening reception,
Thursday July 16th.
Stout, and many, many others.
Harrison Center: Summer Academe Art
The Harrison Center for the Arts is a powerful
force for cultural development in Indianapolis
and a model for community arts, education, and
urban revitalization programs across America.
The student exhibit highlights emerging artists
in the Indianapolis community. The exhibited
works are from Summer Academe participants.
Summer Academe is a partnership with Herron
High School that combines Herron High School’s
classical focus with the Harrison Centers vision
for the arts. The exhibit is curated by Harrison
Center for the Arts studio artist and former Herron
high school art teacher Quincy Owens with
assistance from Summer Academe students.
Featured Artist: Works by Mimsy
This exhibit is a collection of works by Amiah
Mims. Amiah, a senior at Kent State University
and an IBE summer intern, created these pieces
using paints and charcoal along with a variety of
recyclable materials. Amiah expressed that her
ultimate goal for each work was to set a mood
and to tell a story. Some works include multiple
pieces to achieve that goal, while others can stand
alone. Please visit the Art Speaks CAFÉ on Friday
5:00 PM until 6:00 PM and on Sunday from 1:00
PM until 2:30 PM to create with Amiah on your
piece that will move others.
Eiteljorg Museum: What Does Freedom
Mean to You?
People throw around terms like “freedom”
without ever stopping to think what they mean.
People are willing to die for freedom without
ever understanding, or even thinking about,
what it actually is. The Eiteljorg will facilitate
this exhibit which allows the audience to have
a hands-on creative, art experience through the
creation of a post-it note mural displaying one’s
personal definition of “freedom”.
Fort Wayne Museum: African American
Artists at Fort Wayne Museum
African American visual artists have long
been under recognized for their talent and
not substantially included in galleries and art
museums. By the mid- 20th century, only a
handful of African American artists had made
been successful in the mainstream art world and,
not until the close of the century, did art dealers,
critics, collectors, and museum curators begin to
pay serious attention the growing sea of work by
African American artists.
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art has collected
works by African American artists since the
opening of its first professional facility in 1984.
Although we have a limited acquisition budget,
we have steadily added work by African American
artists to our Collection, including Jacob
Lawrence, Horace Pippin, Romare Bearden, Kara
Walker, Elizabeth Catlett, Sam Gilliam, Renee
This mini-exhibition highlights some of the more
renowned works in our Collection and speaks to
the range of aesthetic perspectives that have been
ever successfully explored by African American
artists over the past several decades.
Indiana State Museum: Indiana to Selma
The late Rev. Andrew J. Brown of Indianapolisbased St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church
helped give a local voice to the national Civil
Rights Movement. Today you can trace his and
others journey of courage and fellowship in the
fight for voting rights in Indiana to Selma.
Indiana African American Genealogy
Group: Looking Back in Time: Fun
Family Trees
Learn about the many types of resources that
can answer questions about your family’s history
in different places over time, and discover
how these resources have “migrated” to new
technology. Genealogist will be available to help
you explore the on-line research cycle, which
includes understanding browser basics, surfing
major genealogical Web sites, executing effective
searches, tracking research and organizing
computer files.
Studio 57: Your Life Matters ®
“Children have never been very good at listening
to their elders, but they have never failed to
imitate them.” James Baldwin. IBE’s Cultural Arts
Pavilion will house a special exhibit spotlighting
extraordinary positive male role models in
Indianapolis. The “Your Life Matters” exhibit
includes eleven African American males worthy of
imitating. They have demonstrated characteristics
that have defied odds, statistics and negative
stereotypes. Through the likeness of children,
their life stories are told to encourage the next
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generation to make a significant impact wherever
life leads them. The 100 Black Men have a
mantra “What they see is what they’ll be”. We at
IBE believe the Your Life Matters exhibit is one
for every family to see during Summer
Celebration. Every young person needs to
know there is hope and opportunity beyond
any challenge. Be sure to have your children
experience the YLM exhibit and see great
examples of African American males and their
positive impact in our community. IBE’s Summer
Celebration is July 9th-19th. The Cultural Arts
Pavilion will be in the Indiana Convention Center
July 17th-19th and is free with your admission into
the Convention Center. Indiana Black Expo, Inc.:
Celebrating the Past, Looking Toward the
Future. “A New Tradition”
IBE celebrates its first 45 years by presenting
“Celebrating the Past, Looking Toward the
Future - “A New Tradition” a historical exhibit
spanning four decades of the organization’s
immeasurable achievements as one of the most
successful and recognized black expositions
in the nation. The exhibit highlights the people
behind the organization, the year round programs
and events. A video documentary features historic
interviews of early members and visitors from
several Hoosier cities reveal IBE’s invaluable
heritage and contributions to the State of Indiana.
Indiana Historical Society: Hoosier
Cartoons, Comics, and Their Creators
From the stinging commentary of political
cartoons by editorial artists like Gary Varvel, to
humorous and Hoosier-centric characters such as
Abe Martin, Indiana’s contributions to the history
of cartoons and comics have been as varied as
their creators and the characters they produce.
Whether criticizing politicians or society’s ills,
dissecting complicated issues such as racism
and discrimination, entertaining children and
adults alike, or providing philosophical guidance,
cartoons and comics serve unique roles for their
intended audiences and often reflect the context
within which they are written.This traveling
exhibition developed by the Indiana Historical
Society celebrates the many ways that graphic
arts have expressed Hoosier opinions throughout
our state’s history.
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Lawrence County Museum of History:
Hidden History: The History of Lawrence
County’s African American and MixedRace Pioneers
African Americans have been a part of Indiana
history since earliest times. In the pioneer
period they were few in numbers, but after the
Civil War the Black population of the state grew
steadily as the result of migration from the South.
Following Indiana’s admission into the Union in
1816, significant numbers of free Blacks began
migrating to the Hoosier state. Throughout the
period from 1820 to 1860 African Americans
accounted for approximately one percent of the
state’s population. More than 10,000 resided
in Indiana at the outbreak of the Civil War. This
exhibit is a poster display of the untold stories
from people of color who settled in Lawrence
County Indiana form 1818 – 1914.
Selma to Montgomery: Marching Along
the Voting Rights Trail Traveling Exhibit
Marching Along the Voting Rights Trail, organized
by National Exhibitions & Archives, LLC of
Glens Falls, New York, documents this quest for
equality and social justice through 45 powerful,
historic black and white and color photographs
taken by photojournalist Stephen Somerstein.
Relive the experience through stunning and
historic photographs, documenting the Selma
to Montgomery Civil Rights March in March
1965. Somerstein captured author James
Baldwin smiling, singer Joan Baez in front of
the Alabama State Capitol with a phalanx of
troopers on the steps behind her, and King
surrounded by microphones. The exhibit ends it
cross country tour in Indianapolis during IBE’s
Summer Celebration July 17-19th. In addition to
viewing the exhibit attendees can bid on any of
the pieces that will be auctioned during Summer
Celebration in person and online. Proceeds
of the auction benefit IBE’s Scholarship fund.
Silent Auction begins July 8th and ends July
19th at 4:00 PM.
Reggie Wayne (#87)
Memorabilia Exhibit
Enjoy a glance at #87 down through the years. Reggie was drafted by the Colts in the first round
(30th overall) of the 2001 NFL Draft. He is a sixtime Pro Bowl selection and was a member of
the Colts’ Super Bowl XLI championship team.
Browse through memorabilia items from college
to NFL. Say Thank You to Reggie Wayne on
Social Media using #87Wknd.
arts institutions.
Time: 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Cost: Free
Hoosier Corridor Rooms 130 – 135
*CULTURAL ART
GALLERY EXHIBITS:
Mean to You?
Family Trees
Studio 57: Your Life Matters
®
Indiana Black Expo, Inc.: Celebrating
the Past, Looking Toward the Future.
“A New Tradition”
Reggie Wayne (#87)
Memorabilia Exhibit
Enjoy a glance at #87 down through the years. Reggie was drafted by the Colts in the first round
(30th overall) of the 2001 NFL Draft. He is a
six-time Pro Bowl selection and was a member
of the Colts’ Super Bowl XLI championship team.
Browse through memorabilia items from college
to NFL. Say Thank You to Reggie Wayne on
Social Media using #87Wknd.
Art Speaks CAFÉ
The Art Speaks CAFÉ includes an interactive
area for local authors and artists to share insight
on their works. By promoting the exploration,
improvement, and advancement of the arts as
a change-making force in society, the CAFÉ
provides a venue for spoken word artists to share
all forms of poetry, from urban and spiritual
to confessional and political. Join us as local
authors will share insight on their current
releases and Freetown Village will combine
aspects of several art forms such as dance and
theater to create a memorable performance for
the audience with the screening, performance
and discussion of Freedom Riders. The CAFÉ’s
MC’s Nakia Norris-Wright and Percy Bland Jr., are energetic and excited about you joining us
for a weekend that will stimulate your mind and
inspire your soul. This year the area will feature
the following:
Dr. Kim Kirkland - Enough with the STUFF
(Something That you Find Frustrating) Book
Signing - Saturday, July 18, 2015 from 12:00 PM
until 2:00 PM
Tamara Winfrey-Harris - The Sisters Are
Alright: Changing the Broken Narrative of Black
Women in America Book Signing - Saturday,
July 18, 2015 from 2:30 PM until 4:00 PM
Freedom Riders Screening - Freetown Village
will be screening the film The Freedom Riders
that will include a performance infused with a
panel Q & A. - Saturday, July 18, 2015 from
4:30 PM until 6:00 PM
Works with Mimsy - This mini class has been
developed to encourage the audience to explore
and express themselves through a creative art
activity. The audience will be given opportunity to
work on a guided activity-based art project with
Amiah Mims - Cultural Arts Pavilion Featured
Young Artist.
Spoken Word Artists - Once a poem moves off
the page and is read, not just from the page, but
read with the rhythm and the music in the soul of
the poet, it makes a different kind of connection–a
connection with the community–and it now
speaks to the masses.” - Jules Nyquist. Join us
for a night of connection as local and national
spoken word artists perform with music and an
artist.
Time: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Whitehill Clowes Foundation and Heartland Truly
Moving Pictures
Indiana Black Expo Midwest
Invitational Boxing Showcase
Presented by Hardees
Dual competition between top amateur boxers
from Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio. The dual
competition will bring boxers from all
weight classes.
Sanctioned By: Sargent Johnson.
Boxing Club Inc.
Special Tribute: Indiana Boxing Legends,
U.S. National Olympic Team Boxing Coach
Thomas “Sarge” Johnson (posthumous),
3-time light-heavyweight champion of the
world Marvin Johnson, former IBC heavyweight
champion of the world Marcus McIntyre, WBC
light heavyweight champion JB Williamson and
“Relentless” Lamon Tajuan Brewster, former
WBO heavyweight champion and Pan American
Silver Medalist. A special “Sarge” Johnson award
will be given to the most outstanding boxer at the
Sunday’s showcase.
Time: 2:00 PM
Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall G
Sponsor: Hardees
IBE’s “Fashion Here & Now”
Fashion Show
Boutique Showcases: Runway Divas
and Propyles Boutique
Accessory Designers: Julian Semaj II
and Gwen Hedges
Fashion Designers: Ivery Teague,
Yemisi Sanni, Raymond Gray, Nikki Blaine,
and Mauri Miller
Featured Designer: Mike Sylla-Baifall Dream Collection
Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Location: Indiana Convention Center, Interactive
Stage in Hall H
30th Annual INShape Indiana
Black & Minority Health Fair
Receive more than $1,000.00 worth of free
health Screenings, education and information.
Time: Exhibit Hall Hours
Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall F
Sponsor: Indiana State Department of Health
Real Talk Teen Forum – A
Candid Conversation
“Our Lives Matter”: Youth will participate in a
candid discussion on issues affecting their lives
and their communities. Topics include the state
of our youth, conflict-resolution, good decisionmaking, the consequences of bad choices,
educational options, career opportunities, and
much more.
Time: 2:15 PM – 4:30 PM
Rooms 236-238
Sponsor: Indiana University
IBE Slam Dunk Contest
Presented by Novo Nordisk
Time: 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall J
Sponsor: Novo Nordisk
Amp Harris & Reggie Wayne
“Saving Our Youth” Celebrity
Basketball Game
Featuring Flex Alexander, Lil J, Trevor
Jackson, Robert Mathis, TY Hilton, George Hill,
Stephen Bishop, Paul George, Gary Brackett,
Erica Ash, Jessie Usher, Wesley Johnathan,
Antwan Tanner, Kid Capri, + more.
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall J
Sponsors: Novo Nordisk, McDonald’s
IBE Music Heritage Festival II
(Indoor Concert)
Featuring: Patti Labelle, The Isley Brothers
(Ronald & Ernie Isley) and El Debarge
Time: 8:00 PM
Cost: $40, $65, $75
Location: Bankers Life Fieldhouse, 125 South
Pennsylvania Street
All White Affair “The Official
After Party”
Featuring: DJ Kid Capri, Force MD’s and
various celebrities
Time: 10:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Cost: $25
Sagamore Ballroom
Sunday, July 19
Admission to the exhibition hall is
free to the general public.
Consumer Exhibits Open:
12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Corporate Zone Sponsor: Novo Nordisk
IBE Youth Leadership Summit
(YLS) Presented by Purdue
University – Day 3
This event is for Middle and High School
student leaders who want to see and affect
change in their community. YLS is a Youth
Conference geared towards giving youth a
platform to hear and learn from professionals
regarding academics, decision making and
advocacy. YLS is a conference where youth are
engaged with plenary sessions and interactive
workshops with knowledge that is transferrable
across home, school and community. In
addition to networking with youth across the
state youth also become the teacher. Youth led
service learning opportunities allow youth to let
their voices heard through PSA’s on “Our Life
Matters” and “Real Talk”. Youth attending YLS
work hard and play hard. Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Cost: Full weekend $200
(Pre-registration and chaperone required)
Super Friday Only $35, Super Friday and
Saturday Only $50
Location: Hyatt Regency Downtown,
Cosmopolitan Ballroom
Sponsors: Purdue University, UPS, Indiana
Family & Social Services Administration,
McDonald’s, Novo Nordisk
Family Fun Zone - “Insta-Fit”
Need something that will keep your kids
entertained? The Family Fun Zone “Insta-Fit”
areas will make your children jump for joy all
day long. What better way to practice your
pass, pitch and punt, than with the Colts Play60
Obstacle Course? How about taking part in
a friendly family competition on the 8-Men
Meltdown? Go ahead and put the bounce back
in your step by jumping on the Bungee Jump
Trampoline. Ready set go.
Special Attractions: This year we bring you
an excitement packed youth “Insta-Fit” area.
The area attractions include:
Bungee Jump Trampoline* - a 3-in-1 Euro
Bungee Trampoline system has 3 trampolines
for bouncers to jump and with the bungee
cords, can be propelled up to 30 feet in the air
for the ultimate in aerial adrenaline!
Dual Lane Obstacle Course - a large scale
dual player inflatable obstacle course that is
over 120 feet long.
8-Men Meltdown* - an 8-player action game,
where the players have to either duck under
or jump over the boom poles. The poles are
encased in 14” of high-density foam for added
safety. The double boom rotates one way for
20 seconds then reverses every 20 seconds
automatically. Make if a Family Competition!!
USA Gymnastics - a variety of stations
focused on your inner gymnast. This area will
allow youth to tumble and balance their way
through entry level stunts.
Colts Play60 - an inflatable football focused
obstacle course where youth will “punt”, “kick”
and “throw” their way to fitness!!!
Photo booth with the IBE Young Stars,
games and putt-putt!!
Time: 12:00 PM- 7:00 PM
Cost: Only attractions with * have a fee of $5.00
per person per experience.
Halls J & K
arts institutions.
Time: 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Cost: Free
Hoosier Corridor Rooms 130 – 135
event
schedule
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Family Trees
Studio 57: Your Life Matters®
Indiana Black Expo, Inc.: Celebrating
the Past, Looking Toward the Future.
“A New Tradition”
Our community’s airport
also happens to be
Reggie Wayne (#87)
Memorabilia Exhibit
Enjoy a glance at #87 down through the
years. Reggie was drafted by the Colts in
the first round (30th overall) of the 2001 NFL
Draft. He is a six-time Pro Bowl selection
and was a member of the Colts’ Super Bowl
XLI championship team. Browse through
memorabilia items from college to NFL. Say
Thank You to Reggie Wayne on Social Media
using #87Wknd.
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Art Speaks CAFÉ
The Art Speaks CAFÉ includes an interactive
area for local authors and artists to share
insight on their works. By promoting the
exploration, improvement, and advancement
of the arts as a change-making force in
society, the CAFÉ provides a venue for spoken
word artists to share all forms of poetry,
from urban and spiritual to confessional and
political. Join us as local authors will share
insight on their current releases and Freetown
Village will combine aspects of several art
forms such as dance and theater to create a
memorable performance for the audience with
the screening, performance and discussion of
“Freedom Riders. The CAFÉ’s MC Percy Bland
is energetic and excited about you joining us
for a weekend that will stimulate your mind and
inspire your soul.
Time: 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: Rooms 135 & 136
Whitehill Clowes Foundation and Heartland
Truly Moving Pictures
world Marvin Johnson, former IBC heavyweight
champion of the world Marcus McIntyre, WBC
light heavyweight champion JB Williamson and
“Relentless” Lamon Tajuan Brewster, former WBO
heavyweight champion and Pan American Silver
Medalist. A special “Sarge” Johnson award will
be given to the most outstanding boxer at the
Sunday’s showcase.
Time: 2:00 PM
Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall G
Sponsor: Hardees
Phelco Technologies’ Tech Street
Phelco Technologies is back again to bring you the
highly engaging TECH STREET! Tech Street offers
an interactive environment for all who enjoy the
gaming world! This year, video game tournaments
will be administered by Game Stop, with Sony
Playstation, Microsoft Xbox, and Nintendo Wii U!
Contests, prizes, give-a-ways, and the Tech Street
DJ will all be onsite! Don’t miss it!
Time: 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall I
Sponsor: Phelco Technologies, Inc.
Indiana Black Expo Midwest
Invitational Boxing Showcase
Presented by Hardees
Featuring: Dual competition between top
amateur boxers from Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio.
The dual competition will bring boxers from all
weight classes.
Sanctioned By: USA Boxing, Inc.
Special Tribute: Indiana Boxing Legends,
U.S. National Olympic Team Boxing Coach
Thomas “Sarge” Johnson (posthumous),
3-time light-heavyweight champion of the
Let’s Get Back to the Basics
Hair Stylist Class
Class Type: Cutting & Industry Knowledge
Let’s get back to the foundation of hair cutting and
industry knowledge. This class will ensure the
professional stylist can be more equip to maintain
his or her business and make more money.
Cost: Free with admission
(Licensed Cosmetologists Only)
Time: 12:15 PM –1:30 PM
Presenter: Arthur ‘P Nut” Harris
Room 233
event
schedule
Indiana Black Expo
Hair Showcase
This is a show of total look and beauty. The
Hair Show will allow the professional stylist
to be as creative as their abilities will allow,
by showcasing the best barbering styles and
fantasy hair for this year’s Hair Showcase.
Time: Barber Showcase: 2:00 PM;
Fantasy Hair Showcase: 5:00 PM
Hall I, Interactive Stage
Are you ready for your moment?
McDonalds Inspirational
Gospel Tour
Marcus May BS ’03
Marketing
Special Musical Guests: Donald Lawrence,
Rickey Dillard, Dorenda Clark-Cole, Tasha
Page-LockHart, Dewayne Woods and hosted
by Comedian Small Fry
Time: 3:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Cost: Free with admission into the Exhibit Hall
Sagamore Ballroom
“Ask Your Stylist”
Panel Discussion
Have you always wanted to ask your stylist
questions about your hair? Do you have
questions about how to maintain your hair?
This panel discussion will put you in front of
some of Indy’s most talented stylist to get your
questions answered.
Featuring: Angie Bigbee, Angela Brown,
Coco Cuffie, Hope Hall, Lucqy, Stephanie
Lenoir, Tony Thompson
Host: Crème of Nature representative
Time: 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall I,
Interactive Stage
Sponsor: Crème of Nature
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