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The Glick Foundation recently awarded a significant matching grant to Art With a Heart, The Indianapolis Children's Choir will be performing a LOT this holiday season, and Fine Estate Art & Rugs is back in Indianapolis.

The Indianapolis incarnation of the Kennedy Center initiative, Ensuring the Arts for Any Given Child, is working through some important new data focusing on engagement and monetary inequities in arts education for students.

On this episode our guests will be Shellye Suttles, Food Policy & Program Coordinator for the Indianapolis Office of Public Health and Safety; Sharrona Moore, founder, Lawrence Community Gardens; and from Eskenazi Health - Dr. Dawn Haut, MD, CEO of Eskenazi Health Center, by phone. Eskenazi's Health Center Pecar location features a community garden and the Crooked Creek Food Pantry.

The new highly anticipated Ken Burns/Lynn Novick documentary film on the Vietnam War is the backdrop for an upcoming event to honor our Vietnam veterans. Today on No Limits, we'll learn more about the concert by the famedTexas Tenors coming to Indianapolis next week, as well as talk about a war that that still raises conflicting feelings among many Americans. Our guests are Ron Sukenick, currently the Vice President of the local chapter of Vietnam Veterans of America; and IPBS Marketing & Event Coordinator Barbara Duke Sams.

Intimate Opera of Indianapolis, Beer Can Raft part of Indy Fringe Festival and Midwest Garden Writers' Association.

The smoking rate in Indianapolis is nearly twice that of some of the healthiest cities in the nation, but is access to retail tobacco part of the problem? A new report reveals critical information on smoking in the Indianapolis metro area, and we'll have the latest on today's show. Our guests are Karen Frederickson Comer, Director of Collaborative Research and Health Geoinformatics at the Polis Center; Claire Fiddian-Green, Pres/CEO Fairbanks Foundation; and Dr. Virginia Caine, Director of the Marion County Public Health Department.

This week, we'll get sneak previews of the Indianapolis Opera and Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra's new seasons, learn how Sofar Sounds is reinventing house concerts, get insights into the Carmel Symphony Orchestra's music director search, and hear from David Amram about his long friendship with Dan Wakefield. All that and more, this week on "The Art of the Matter."

Ready to extend your Independence Day festivities? Learn about Indy Parks' weekend bash, "Pack the Parks," and how to show your love of Indianapolis through the new "It's My City" initiative this Saturday. Upload a video of yourself practicing your best "Hudnut Hook" and become a social media sensation while keeping Indy clean. With 210 great parks, there's no limit to the fun. Our guests are Indy Parks and Rec Director Linda Broadfoot, City of Indianapolis Director of Sustainability Katie Robinson, and Keep Indianapolis Beautiful President Dave Forsell.

This week, we'll learn about a new professional ballet company, check in with a multimedia artist-turned-woodworker, and meet a pair of oncologists who have a secret identity as contemporary art curators. We'll also meet a local theatre company focusing on new works and a photographer whose work is inspired by travel. Join us for these conversations and more on "The Art of the Matter."

Fountain Square Art Fair, Indianapolis City Ballet and Start with Art - 46 Murals Project