Art Walk

205 South Main Street, Zionsville

Anna has been painting for more than 20 years. She is a signature member of several state and regional art organizations in the US, her awards include “Best of Show” at the Watercolor Society of Indiana Juried Exhibition at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.

Her paintings and commissioned works are found in many private collections around the world. She paints in three mediums, finding watercolor to be her first and lifelong love. Painting “en Plein air” and capturing the moment is her favorite challenge.

Anna teaches watercolor and acrylic in the US and Germany, sharing her passion for art and the spontaneity of the water medium.

“Art is my way of life and source of income. The whole experience of painting for me is extracting some meaning in the chaos that is the world around me, making it more beautiful ...maybe. My forte is city scenes and people, but I also love landscapes and other subjects. Every painting is also a story, the story I create and the story of the moment it comes to life.”

75 North Main Street, Zionsville

Complimentary screenings of ART & SOUL: A portrait of Nancy Noël will be held at COhatch Gravity Room at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. The Emmy-nominated feature-length documentary film is a journey into the mind and spirit of Nancy Noël. It renders an intimate portrait of one of the most prolific female painters of our time. Nancy Noël was a renown painter, a visionary in her business and an activist in her life. Nancy Noël created not just paintings, but a life that became her art’s inspiration. Through her images and their creation, we see the world as Nancy saw it. Filmmaker Alex Kosene shared: “Nancy Noel became a Zionsville resident in the 1970s. Throughout her life and career, this little area of the world greatly influenced her artwork. Zionsville allowed her creative energy to flourish and, in time, I like to think she gave back some creative energy to this town she loved.”

Prints and film merchandise will be available for purchase in the Upper Bar.

211 South Main Street, Zionsville

Currently celebrating its 25th anniversary, local co-op gallery Art In Hand was created as a place where artistic talent could be nurtured. It was begun by a group of friends who wanted a place where artists could display and sell their work, and where they could share ideas and grow artistically. They wanted a hand in selling their work and wanted to meet their patrons and tell their stories.

Originally located on the north end of Main Street, the gallery moved to a more central spot just a year later, where it remains today, at 211 South Main.

Sunny and airy, AlH currently has 24 central-Indiana artists and features jewelry, ceramics, glass, fiber, woodworking and 2D work in various mediums. All artists are required to jury in, and then pay a membership fee and monthly rent to maintain membership. Each member takes turns clerking and is assigned tasks to maintain the space and daily operations.

Art In Hand welcomes visitors who are looking for a special gift, art for their homes or who just come to enjoy the atmosphere. Its success is not only based on maintaining artistic quality, but on member cooperation and the balancing of friendship and business interests. The gallery is proud to be part of the Zionsville community and to be able to offer high-quality handmade work in an era where "Shop Local" is a key component in maintaining an area's uniqueness.

110 South Main Street, Zionsville

Betsy is an abstract artist located in Carmel, Indiana. Working with deeply saturated colors, she fuses an array of textures with bold brush strokes to build up layers of paint. Mark-making and acrylic paint pens enhance the compositions, resulting in flower-like shapes that meander across the canvas. Betsy pulls inspiration from visual memories of her surroundings. From Indiana summers to the darkness of chilled winters, Betsy’s work explores the contrast between light and dark. She looks to communicate everyday emotions through art and color.

75 North Main Street, Zionsville

Tammi is an American graphic designer/ artist born and raised in Central Indiana. She is a graduate of Anderson University. Her resume includes work at the NCAA, Kiwanis International, and background acting in NYC.

Tammi now has her own business creating original paintings and teaching character through her art classes.

27 East Pine Street, Zionsville

"My interest in photography began in the mid 1980 while taking courses in black and white photography in college. The magic of seeing a print develop in the darkroom and the satisfaction of making as image that "works" hooked me. The print making process has changed drastically since my film and darkroom days, but the contentment that comes from making a good image is as strong as ever. Subject matter has varied over the years and I have found that flowers, landscapes and natural subjects have produced my most pleasing images.

Photography as always been a side interest and creative outlet with time allotted to the activity varying over the year. As work demands lessen, I hope to devote more time and energy to continuing to learn and improve my skills at image capture and in the digital darkroom. My goal in making an image is to present an artistic representation of the subject. The final print will not be an exact representation of what was there but will be my interpretation of the subject. " - Brian Biggs

120 South Main Street, Zionsville

Faith Blackwell's journey into photography and mixed-media art began in 2011, when she picked up a camera while working in marketing for the International Masonry Institute. Since then, she has dedicated herself to her craft, becoming a published photographer and mixed-media artist known for her whimsical and nostalgic pop art style. Faith specializes in business headshots, commercial, event, and fashion photography, capturing the essence of her subjects with creativity and passion.

Faith’s art is a testament to the power of representation, featuring primarily Black women and celebrating their beauty and uniqueness. Through her vibrant and evocative pieces, Faith highlights the strength, beauty, and individuality of Black women, making each artwork a powerful statement of empowerment and visibility.

Her work has been featured in prominent venues, including Indianapolis International Airport, Bottleworks Hotel and The Garage, where she captured portraits of the people involved in these transformative projects. As the 2023 featured artist for Dress for Success Indianapolis's Stepping Out In Style, Faith's art has also been showcased at Saks 5th Avenue for two consecutive years.

Instagram: @fb_photog_art

LinkedIn: Faith Blackwell

Website: faithblackwellcreative.com 

110 South Main Street, Zionsville

JoAnn and her family reside in Indiana where she established both an art studio and a display gallery of her paintings in the new home. Creating fine art for interior design and exploring new techniques and mediums which connect her imagination with the world is even more healing and transformative than ever before.

She likes to work with acrylic because of its diversity in application such as: palette knife texture, dry brushing, and pouring to name a few. More recently, experimenting with fabric compositions on canvas has become a focus. Sometimes she would work on several paintings simultaneously with an idea of how they would be incorporated into an interior. However, each one is a unique process and she likes to put the finished products aside in order to come back with a fresh second look in order to layer more details.

Regardless of the technique or inspiration, each painting is a unique journey and discovery. The end product will always have an element of surprise.

176 South Main Street, Zionsville

“As an artist I split my time between floral design and painting in my home studio in Zionsville, In. Growing up in southern Indiana with a grandmother, mother and brother who are all painters, I have been drawing and painting since I was a child. Academically I studied cytology at Indiana University and was trained to identify cancer cells at the microscopic level. This has led me to see patterns and beauty in the smallest of details and influences my approach to painting.

After spending the last few decades raising four sons, I now find more time for creative endeavors. I enjoy arranging flowers just as I enjoy painting a landscape or arranging a still life. I use vessels and objects that I have collected or have been passed down to me from family and friends. Many of my paintings are inspired by an event or memory in my life and hold a story behind the canvas. As a spiritual introvert, I hold these stories very close. The canvas allows me to share as I am picking up my brushes and beginning to paint again.

I feel blessed to be surrounded by so many amazing local artists and as an emerging artist, I hope my paintings will bring joy and encourage others to explore their artistic talents.” –Jessica Bohrer

27 East Pine Street, Zionsville

Darya is an oil and watercolor painter who particularly enjoys painting portraits, both human and animal. She enjoys the challenge of capturing both the likeness and character of her subject and seeks to inject a sense of life and animation into her paintings.

Darya earned her bachelor's and master's degrees in art history at the University of Leicester and University of London. She has also completed an art foundation course in Central Saint Martins, University of Arts London, and a painting course in Rome. Darya currently lives in Indianapolis with her husband and three cats.

70 South Main Street, Zionsville

Amy Carroll is an Indiana-based artist whose work captures the beauty of Midwest landscapes, florals, animals, and whimsical subjects. Her art reflects a love for nature and storytelling, often blending realism with playful charm.

27 East Pine Street, Zionsville

Student at Butler University-Master in Fine Arts-Creative Writing-Poetry.

Poet, Artist, Educator and Entrepreneur. Owner, Roscro and Co, LLC.

Author of a trilogy, Point of Connection, Point of Reflection and Point of Perception. (hard covered paintings and poetry books.) Also, three compilation of poems: For the Sake of Rhyme, Of Land and Poetry: Ireland and Be Prepared to Be Luminous (poems written in Indiana or about Indiana.)

205 South Main Street, Zionsville

Douglas David has painted his way across the country, capturing the beauty and spirit of the things he loves - tranquil country landscapes, sunrises and sunsets on his favorite beaches, a simple pitcher of spring lilacs or peonies, a slice of watermelon on a checkered tablecloth.

His paintings are beautiful, simple and timeless. After graduating with honors from Herron School of Art, Indiana University, Douglas went on to study for a number of years with Frank Mason, famed instructor from the Art Students League of New York and student of Frank Vincent DuMond.

A recipient of numerous regional and national awards and honors, Douglas is a member of many art associations and clubs including Hoosier Salon, Naples Art Association, Palette & Chisel Academy of Fine Arts, Salmagundi Club and Southern Vermont Arts Center. Douglas’s teaching is a way of giving back and sharing some of his journey with those who choose to study with him. He loves to share insights into the DuMond Palette with his students and bases all of his teachings on classic principles. Douglas’s work has been chosen for many private and public collections, including the Vice President’s residence, the United States Embassy to Sierra Leone, and most recently, by request of Ambassador Donnelly, the United States Embassy to the Holy See (Vatican City). For more detailed information, visit www.douglasdavid.com.

285 South Main Street, Zionsville

Julie Davis is a visionary artist whose expressive, multi-layered works explore the healing and transformative power of art. Through intuitive mark-making and vibrant water-based media, she creates visual experiences that invite reflection, connection, and emotional resonance. Her process is both personal and universal — an alchemy of color, symbol and spirit that bridges trauma with beauty and presence with purpose.

Davis holds degrees in Fine Art and UI/UX Design, and integrates her design background into innovative projects, including an augmented reality app that deepens viewer engagement in art spaces. Her work is a call to awaken empathy, explore meaning, and step into the mystery with courage and curiosity.

75 North Main Street, Zionsville

176 South Main Street, Zionsville

Kennedy Evans is a blossoming floral artist and part-time graphic designer.

She attended undergrad at Iowa State University, majoring in graphic design. She has created logos and branding for businesses up and down The Brick Street.

Kennedy is currently working as a floral designer at Blooms by Dragonfly, and strives to make every arrangement a unique piece of art.

31 East Pine Street, Zionsville

Brad Fields’ painting follows in the footsteps of the American Masters of Watercolor. His paintings are full of realistic details & loose flowing “glorious messes” that characterize the medium. “Watercolor allows me to get those happy accidents that are thrown down on paper, articulating the form flawlessly - a miracle if there ever was one.” Brad continues, “I want to entice your eye with realistic details so that when you really look closely - what you see is actually very abstract. I don’t want my work to look like photographs – I want to draw you in, leaving you with something to chew on visually.”

After graduating from Herron School of Art, he spent the next 22 years managing and owning various signage, printing and graphic arts companies. Brad was appointed to establish a Fishers Arts Council in 2005, serving in all officer positions, including President.

Brad says, “I have always made art but now is my time to show just what I got. I decided in 2017 to join some local artists’ organizations and see if I had the chops to be a working artist.” Having been juried into the Hamilton Co. Artist’s Association, next he joined the Hoosier Art Salon, Watercolor Society of Indiana, Indiana Plein Air Painters Association, and was juried into the Indiana Artists Club. “These groups helped lead me to various Juried Exhibitions and Painting Competitions.”

@bradfieldsstudio on Facebook and Instagram

225 West Hawthorne Street, Zionsville

150 South Main Street, Zionsville

Many of Beth Forst’s life experiences, whether in employment or education, have led her to become an influential artist and plein air painter. She has always filled her focus with drawings, paintings, and murals and has been selling her work since 1980, beginning with graphite portraits of children. A sales career in

the graphic arts/printing field enhanced her knowledge before working as a mural painter and sketch artist. Painting outdoors propelled her into a full time career as an artist. Beth Forst’s focus for original excellence has led to a remarkable body of work.

40 East Poplar Street, Zionsville

Lesley Haflich is a fine artist concentrating on oil paintings, varying in style from impressionistic to abstract. The vibrant, energetic brushstrokes of her paintings give traditional icons of our world a contemporary flair.

Lesley earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Purdue and worked for many years in advertising and display design in Indianapolis. In 2006, she became interested in painting and got involved with HCAA (Hamilton County Art Association), where she met like-minded artists and took workshops from nationally known teachers. As a member of CCA Coop Gallery when it was in Zionsville, she got to know the quaint village and its picturesque surrounding

neighborhood. Lesley has participated in many art fairs over the years, including Penrod, and many of her works are part of permanent collections of businesses and private patrons.

“I am so grateful for all the fulfillment that art has brought me through personal expression and the many friends I have made and reconnected with because of it.”

190 South Main Street, Zionsville

"I graduated from the University of Indianapolis with a major in Fine Art. Unfortunately, I didn't continue painting after graduation until one day in 2014 I decided to buy some canvases and see if I could still do it.

I'm so glad I did because every year since then has been growth by leaps and bounds not to mention all of the great people I've gotten to meet at my studio, art fairs and contacts through my website." - Chuck Horsman

33 East Pine Street, Zionsville

Elise Howell is an Indianapolis-based artist and instructor. She holds an MFA in Painting from Virginia Commonwealth University and has over 20 years of teaching experience. Concentrating primarily on painting and drawing, Elise is inspired by natural scenes and domestic surroundings. Her paintings make visible an energy in search of connectivity.

Elise Howell’s recent paintings capture and celebrate the wild movements, tangled growth, and resilient spirit unfolding in flower beds and garden paths. Each painting evolves unpredictably, making her process an act of faith. Painting offers Elise comfort — like a companion quietly whispering reminders of hope, connection, and the beauty of perseverance.

www.elisehowell.online

@elise.howell.art

60 East Cedar Street, Zionsville

“I try to represent the positive and negative pull in everything I create. One of my writings states: “To dwell on what happened in the past or on what might have been-- brings bitterness and despair. Dwell on what might be—for hope and purpose!” I let the viewer choose which he or she sees highlighted in the work."

-Ann King

60 East Cedar Street, Zionsville

“When taking pictures, I look for the interaction of the different aspects of nature (man, animal, plant, sea and land). I look for contrasting subjects, be it black/white, new vs. old, colors, or animals and humans." - J. Brian King

70 South Main Street, Zionsville

Laura LaForge is a self-taught artist based in Zionsville, Indiana. Known for her vibrant, story-rich artwork, she draws inspiration from everyday life, infusing each piece with color, humor, and imagination.

115 South Main Street, Zionsville

The photography of former travel magazine editor and writer Jackson Mahaney brings to life the vibrant colors of a garden. After a long career in the travel industry – always with a camera in his hand – Mahaney worked farming flowers for markets where he quickly changed focus from travel to flowers.

Gorgeous blossom structures, luminous petals, dazzling colors and all the various methods plants and flowers use to seduce both humans and garden denizens are presented front and center in Mahaney’s images. Mahaney continues a vigorous gardening schedule at his home in western Indiana where his camera is never out of reach.

For more on Mahaney’s photography and garden adventures, visit jxnmahaneyphoto.com or find him on Instagram at @jxnmahaneyphoto.

365 South Main Street, Zionsville

A studio painter at heart, Susan Mauck works from life as much as possible. Her passion for painting portraits and the figure is evident in her work. Susan Mauck describes her work as "Impressionistic with a contemporary edge.

The Midwest artist graduated from Indiana University, majoring in Fine Art, continuing her education through workshops and seminars of well-known artists including C.W. Mundy, Carolyn Anderson, Ken Auster, Debra Huse, Kim English, Daniel Gerhartz, Susan Lyon and Sherrie McGraw.

Susan is a member and exhibitor in several art organizations, including the prestigious Hoosier Salon, IPAPA, Indiana Heritage Indiana Artists, and the American Impressionist Society. Awards include Best of Show in the 2016 INA Annual Exhibition at IMA. Her works are in many private and corporate collections, including the permanent art collection at the Indiana State Museum.

160 South Main Street, Zionsville

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Scott Miller is a central-Indiana native, husband, father, art teacher, small business owner, novice gardener, and award-winning watercolor artist.

His artistic influences range from fellow Hoosier artist and friend Brian Gordy to world-renowned painters of the past like John Singer Sergeant, George Innis and Albert Bierstadt. Water, reflections and scenes from nature are common themes in his paintings.

If you have ever been on a hike and stopped to take a picture of a beautiful scene that's the kind of moment Scott attempts to portray in his paintings.

98 South Main Street, Zionsville

For over 20 years, Zionsville Artist Cindy Newcomer has created paintings of rich color and texture. Specializing in oil painting, she has taken workshops from nationally recognized artists around the United States to further hone her impressionistic technique.

Cindy finds interest in all subjects, but is heavily influenced by her travels and also water scenes from her family lake cottage. “I particularly enjoy the challenge of composition. Taking what is given and ‘rearranging it’ to better convey a feeling is a constant source of interest to me. Landscapes are probably my favorite subjects in which to explore this design concept.”

You can find Cindy’s work on her website: cindynewcomer.com and on IG & FB.

20 North Main Street, Zionsville

Justin was an art teacher for 17 years. For the past 13 years, Justin has been creating paintings and products for the NFL, MLB, NHL and colleges across the country. Justin's artwork brings sports logos to life with added energy in each brush stroke.

Each piece grows from the traditional logo into a painting as he seeks to add movement and joy to everything he creates. Storm Striker started in December 2010 as an experiment that gave Justin a creative outlet after his school district dropped the art program. Today it is a way for his family to share their love for art with people around the globe, and with our hometown of Zionsville, Indiana.

305 South Main Street, Zionsville

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Local Indianapolis artist Linette Pedigo is a mixed-media artist of many specialties. Her artwork, which is created by a process she has coined “plaster paining” is very textured and inspired by nature and the various textures and patterns found in it. Linette also owns Linette’s Painting and Fine Art, where she specializes in custom murals and faux finishes. She does a variety of residential and commercial work of varying styles, with clients scattered around the United States.

76 South Main Street, Zionsville

Susie Rachles is a Midwest-based oil painter known for capturing the fleeting moments of life. Working in series, she allows each piece to inform the next, revealing deeper layers of meaning as the body of work evolves. While her portfolio spans a diverse range of subjects, Rachles is best known for her expressive wildlife and animal paintings.

 75 East Pine Street, Zionsville

115 South Main Street, Zionsville

David paints in oils. Much of his work is of the Indiana landscape, which he has grown up around. It is his wish to capture the beauty of creation.

He has come to appreciate the aesthetic value of space and nature intermixed with the beauty of light. Much of his love of art has come from his father, Tom G. Seward Jr., who taught art at North. Central High School.

Davis followed in his father’s footsteps and is currently an art teacher at Pike High School. David resides in Zionsville with his family.

115 South Main Street, Zionsville

Donna Shortt, a lifelong Indiana resident, specializes in oil and pastel paintings that evoke a strong sense of place, mood, atmosphere, and light. Her work has earned notable recognition, including permanent placement in the Indiana State Museum, the Richmond Art Museum, and several other institutions.

An avid participant in plein-air painting events, Short thrives on the competitive aspect of these gatherings, which has resulted in numerous award-winning pieces.

60 North Main Street, Zionsville

"I use a range of acrylic painting techniques to infuse my work with a compelling sense of color, depth and movement. I start with a visual idea, then imagine the order in which the paint will be applied to the canvas. I use brushes, spatulas, even my hands. I pour paint freely, splashing or dripping color onto the canvas."

- Steven Sickles

"I started painting when I retired. I have always loved art and decided to give painting a try.

I started painting in the medium of oil, but added acrylic as I gained more knowledge. I enjoy painting in both mediums.

I don’t have a degree in Fine Art, but I can’t say that I am self-taught. I have studied with numerous local and national artists. In addition to gaining invaluable knowledge, I also gained many cherished friendships.

I grew up in rural southern Indiana, and love to paint rural settings… barns, farm animals, etc.

I also love to paint nature, flowers, trees, landscape, sunrise and sunset. Actually, I just LOVE to paint! I hope you enjoy my work!"

- Ann Simons

106 North Main Street, Zionsville

A 2016 graduate of Herron School of Art and Design, Jess Smith is a multidisciplinary artist based in the historic Garfield Park neighborhood of Indianapolis.

Her work explores themes of memory, motherhood, and transformation, often inspired by the everyday magic of raising her six-year-old daughter.

With a background rooted in fine arts and a deep connection to her community, she creates pieces that invite reflection and emotional resonance. @moelleuxart on Instagram.

130 South Main Street, Zionsville

Aren Straiger is a printmaker who earned her BFA in Graphic Design and Photography from Ball State University, as well as, her MFA in Visual Communications from the Savannah College of Art and Design.

Aren has had a love for printmaking since she was young. Her work has a bold and colorful Pop Art style printed primarily as screenprints and relief prints, but she doesn’t shy away from dabbling in other print techniques as well. In 2020, Aren joined the Indy Art Center as a teaching artist and is currently the 2D Program Manager for Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Digital Art and Photo. Her current classes include relief printing, screen printing, and gel plate printing.

Aren is a member of the 67th Street Printmakers, exhibiting her work in the Central Indiana area. You can also find her at several art fairs around the area, including the Broad Ripple Art Fair. She lives in Carmel with her husband Steve and two cats. When she isn’t in the studio, you will find her either on the golf course or volunteering as the Executive Director of the Miss Indiana Organization.

Instagram: @astraiger @arenstraigerprints

100 South Main Street, Zionsville

Joe Vondersaar Photographs, Est, 1991, Indianapolis Arts Council Creative Renewal Fellowship Award Winner, 2001.

Producer of traditional landscape imagery conveyed in museum-grade archival prints, collected publicly and privately. Multiple award winner. Active participant in the Arts and Art Fair business.

Special attention to imaging for Charitable photographic events and the Cycling industry. https://www.joevondersaarphotographs.com/

27 East Pine Street, Zionsville

Xun is a backyard gardener and nature painter. She specializes in traditional Chinese Mogu painting, with a primary focus on flowers, insects and birds.

Inspired by her own backyard veggie and flower garden, Xun finds a fun way to combine her two favorite hobbies: gardening and painting. Gardening provides her with a ton of painting subjects, while painting captures a lot of precious moments of her garden's beauty.

The painting style of Xun is called Mogu. It is a traditional Chinese painting style and technique that dates back more than 1000 years. Painters nowadays still use specially processed papers and bamboo brushes to paint. The most significant character in Mogu is "outlineless", meaning no outline is made before painting.

10 North Main Street, Zionsville

"Truth, goodness and beauty are ways of life for me and I try to express them with painting. As a creative personality, I have spent a lifetime expressing myself.

Music has been my prominent vehicle for nearly 60 years. I have now added painting. Thanks to artists, friends and my wife… in a short time, I have managed to progress rapidly.

I have been surrounded by wonderful impressionistic art for many decades. This influence has had a positive effect on my thinking as a painter. I paint every day now. I have won First Place in the amateur division at the Zionsville and New Harmony “Paint-Outs” this year."

- Dion Wickliff

10 North Main Street, Zionsville

April became an advertising and editorial illustrator after graduating from Herron School of Art. She spent almost 20 years working for local and national agencies before her growing interest in fine art redirected her career. April has completed eight children’s books and still takes on commercial projects, but focuses primarily on painting.

April’s work has won numerous local and national awards, including a National Society of Illustrators’ Honorable Mention, a Governor’s Choice Award and an American Women’s Artist Award. In April 2008, won a Gold Medal Moonbeam Children’s Book Award for illustrating Why Is Mommy Sleeping? In 2011, she won the Outstanding Contemporary painting award by the Hoosier Salon and Best of Show at the Carmel International Arts Festival. In April 2013, was awarded Best Emerging Artist in the Art Comes Alive national competition and in 2014, she won the Outstanding Contemporary painting at the Hoosier Salon for the third time.

From 2015-2017, April served as president to the 100-year-old Indiana Artists organization. In 2017 she won 2nd place at the IMA exhibition and 1st place at the Carmel International Arts Festival. In 2018, April won the Best Abstract Award at the Hoosier Salon annual exhibition with the winning painting becoming part of the Indiana State Museum’s permanent collection. In 2019, April won First Place in the Indiana Artists Exhibition at the IMA at Newfields. Viewpoint 54 earned her a top prize for a directory page in the art resource book, Blink. Her work has been in over 53 juried shows and exhibitions and has been sold to corporate and private collectors here in the United States and abroad.

April has a studio located on the third floor of the historic Stutz Car Factory building in downtown Indianapolis. She is represented by The Wit Gallery in Massachusetts, the EL Studio in California and Circle Gallery in Carmel. Please visit aprilwilly.art to see more of her work.

80 East Cedar Street, Zionsville

Mitchell B Music is a solo singer and guitarist from Carmel, Indiana, known for delivering crowd-pleasing performances filled with classic rock and country favorites. With a smooth, family-friendly style, he covers timeless hits from artists like the Eagles, Billy Joel,and Chris Stapleton. Whether it's a lively bar night, a local festival, or a relaxed community gathering, this Crown Point native creates a feel-good atmosphere that resonates with audiences of all ages.

70 South Main Street, Zionsville

Musician Max Bigelow will be playing at Out of the Blue!

305 South Main Street, Zionsville

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106 North Main Street, Zionsville

Rosie Inman is an Indy-based musician who loves to play for any crowd. Growing up in Zionsville, her art and music were heavily supported by family, friends, and locals. She is very excited to play for her hometown! You can find her on Instagram @rosieinman, or follow her band @freeplayband

98 South Main Street, Zionsville

Luke Kite is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from Indianapolis, Indiana. His music appeals to all kinds of country, blues, and folk-rock lovers and can be best described as multi-generational. It is easy to hear the influences of Outlaw Country and the 70’s Southern California Sound in Luke’s songwriting.

255 South Main Street, Zionsville

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"I started playing live my freshman year of college, and have been blessed to play at many other places since then. I have played weddings, private parties/events, you name it! I have a song on Spotify and Apple Music, and I hope to get more recorded soon!"

160 South Main Street, Zionsville

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Chicago-born, Indiana-based and Florida-bound, Brett Wiscons is a seasoned singer-songwriter and novelist with nearly 30 years of experience. Known for his authentic and vulnerable sound, his music draws comparisons to Andy Grammer, Edwin McCain, and Hootie & the Blowfish. Brett has performed over 3,500 shows, sharing stages with icons like The Beach Boys and John Stamos and collaborating with GRAMMY winner Mark Bryan (Hootie & The Blowfish).

Also an accomplished author, Brett has penned and published six novels in the Bear Whitman detective series, with aspirations for screen adaptations. Recent musical highlights include his 2022 album Late Bloomer, six singles in 2023-2024, and an exciting slate of nationwide performances. With both a new Doug Henthorn-produced original single and a covers album on the horizon, Brett continues to prove that passion and perseverance turn dreams into reality.