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A conversation about service clubs with Kiwanis International Executive Director Stan Soderstrom, president-elect of the Rotary Club of Indianapolis Matt Burnett and Pat Henninger from the Lions Club.

Keep Indianapolis Beautiful president David Forsell, Marion University presents a radio-show style production of "The Graduate" and writer Porter Shreve's novel "The End of the Book".

A discussion of IPS' summer meal program with Dr. Pat Rogan, Executive Associate Dean, IUPUI School of Education; Siobhan Carey, Director of Dining Services, Chartwells; Jason Yantiss, Waldron Will.

Jackie Nytes, CEO of the Indianapolis Public Library to talk about the Library's strategic plan and summer reading.

Tab Recreation 90th Anniversary Tabernacle Presbyterian Church started a recreation program for Indianapolis youth in 1924. More than 100,000 kids aged 5-14 have taken part in everything from football to track to chess.

This year, Crown Hill celebrates its 150th anniversary, and Sharon Gamble invited its president, Keith Norwalk, in to talk about its place in history and about a coffee table book commemorating the anniversary. Each summer the Heartland Actors Repertory Theatre (HART) produces a Shakespearean play in the White River State Park. This year they tackle the Tempest. About every five years, the Indianapolis arts community is the subject of an in-depth, comprehensive study to ascertain our patterns as consumers and supporters of the arts.

David Forsell, Pres of Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, and Maggie Goeglein Hanna, executive director of Fall Creek Gardens discuss urban green spaces and the many ways they enhance quality of life in Indianapolis.

Start With Art gives Indianapolis bragging rights around the country for one of the biggest business and arts luncheons, veteran IndyFringe magician Kayla Drescher and Sam simon, the star of his award-winning one-man storytelling play - "The Actual Dance" - that is part of the Indy Fringe Festival.

Indianapolis Public Safety Director Troy Riggs. This is only the first full week of May and 2014 has already proved challenging to those who work in Indianapolis' public safety sector.

A 500 Tradition revamped. This year, the famous "Last Row Party" returns after a year on hiatus, bigger and better than ever.