Nov 13 2022

"A Celebration of Family, Unity, Faith, and Love" told by Portia Sholar Jackson

Presented by Storytelling Arts of Indiana at Indiana History Center

Sholar Jackson will share her experiences as an African-American growing up in Indiana and experiencing the joys of the Indy 500, visiting the L.S. Ayres Tea Room, riding the train at Christmas, and camping at Monroe Reservoir. Often, she was very aware of being the only Black family there, especially at on trips to The Children’s Museum and Indiana State Museum with her grandmother. “I want this story to illustrate that though we are different, we are all the same,” she said.

Sponsored by Frank and Katrina Basile
Emcee Sponsor: Paradox Dental
Videographer Sponsor: Chatham Tap

Dates & Times

2022/11/13 - 2022/11/13

Additional time info:

See the show in person at Eugene & Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center or watch the livestream from home.

Immediately following the performance, we will host a launch party for our latest book, “From Stage to Page: Stories from the Frank Basile Emerging Stories Fellowship.” Eighteen storytellers contributed their stories for the book. Many of them will be there to autograph your book.

Location Info

Indiana History Center

450 West Ohio Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202