Tonic Gallery -- Show November 2009
Friday, November 20, 2009
One of Indianapolis’s most popular nights of music and art—all in support of one of the city’s best charitable causes, Second Helpings. Tonic Ball has grown from a grassroots fundraiser to become arguably the most anticipated local music event of the year in Indianapolis. And what Tonic Ball is to local music, Tonic Gallery is to the local visual arts scene.
Tonic Ball VIII will feature more than 30 of Central Indiana’s top rock, folk, jazz, funk, country, and pop artists celebrating the songs of Led Zeppelin at Radio Radio….and the songs of Bob Dylan right next door at the Fountain Square Theatre—all beginning at 7p.m. on Friday, November 20th.
Tonic Gallery will feature works by more than 50 of the city’s most renowned visual artists—all for sale and available for as little as $100.
Last year, more than 1,000 people converged on Fountain Square to be part of the spectacle. This year, Tonic Ball and Tonic Gallery are going to be bigger and better than ever!
Cost : Tonic Ball: $20; Tonic Gallery: Free
Note: Fountain Square Theatre is an all-ages venue. Under-age tickets may be purchased separately. Call or email Ben Shine at 632-2662 X. 29, or ben@secondhelpings.org.
Tonic Gallery will be held here at AV Framing Gallery--open both on IDADA First Friday and on Tonic Ball night, Nov. 20!
A BIG THANKS to all the ARTISTS who donated:
Allison Ford, Amory Abbott, Ben Traub, Bill Anderson, Billy Phillps, Brian Phillips, Brittany Eaton, Candice McDonald, Casey Roberts, Dave Voelpel‏, Elyce Elder, Eric Kass, Eric Stine, Erin Harper Vernon, Greg "The Mayor" Andrews, Jason Pierce, Jason Roemer, Jeff Jeffries, Jeff Litsey, Jeremy Efroymson, Jim Sholly, Jim Walker, Joe Vondersaar, John Clark, John Spitznogle, Josh Johnson, Josie Jeffreys, Kenneth Rheam, Kyle Ragsdale, Larry Endicott, Laura Kivela, Lindsey Davidson, Mab Graves, Matt Eickhoff, Ryan VanHoy, Scott Grow, Tyler Meuninck, Wayne "Barfly", Yasha Perrson, Jerome Neal, Betty Scarpino
One of Indianapolis’s most popular nights of music and art—all in support of one of the city’s best charitable causes, Second Helpings. Tonic Ball has grown from a grassroots fundraiser to become arguably the most anticipated local music event of the year in Indianapolis. And what Tonic Ball is to local music, Tonic Gallery is to the local visual arts scene.
Tonic Ball VIII will feature more than 30 of Central Indiana’s top rock, folk, jazz, funk, country, and pop artists celebrating the songs of Led Zeppelin at Radio Radio….and the songs of Bob Dylan right next door at the Fountain Square Theatre—all beginning at 7p.m. on Friday, November 20th.
Tonic Gallery will feature works by more than 50 of the city’s most renowned visual artists—all for sale and available for as little as $100.
Last year, more than 1,000 people converged on Fountain Square to be part of the spectacle. This year, Tonic Ball and Tonic Gallery are going to be bigger and better than ever!
Cost : Tonic Ball: $20; Tonic Gallery: Free
Note: Fountain Square Theatre is an all-ages venue. Under-age tickets may be purchased separately. Call or email Ben Shine at 632-2662 X. 29, or ben@secondhelpings.org.
Tonic Gallery will be held here at AV Framing Gallery--open both on IDADA First Friday and on Tonic Ball night, Nov. 20!
A BIG THANKS to all the ARTISTS who donated:
Allison Ford, Amory Abbott, Ben Traub, Bill Anderson, Billy Phillps, Brian Phillips, Brittany Eaton, Candice McDonald, Casey Roberts, Dave Voelpel‏, Elyce Elder, Eric Kass, Eric Stine, Erin Harper Vernon, Greg "The Mayor" Andrews, Jason Pierce, Jason Roemer, Jeff Jeffries, Jeff Litsey, Jeremy Efroymson, Jim Sholly, Jim Walker, Joe Vondersaar, John Clark, John Spitznogle, Josh Johnson, Josie Jeffreys, Kenneth Rheam, Kyle Ragsdale, Larry Endicott, Laura Kivela, Lindsey Davidson, Mab Graves, Matt Eickhoff, Ryan VanHoy, Scott Grow, Tyler Meuninck, Wayne "Barfly", Yasha Perrson, Jerome Neal, Betty Scarpino
