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Owl Studios expansion beyond Jazz, Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel hosts inductions of Johnny Mathis, Linda Ronstadt, Nat King Cole, and Shirley Jones into the Songbook Hall of Fame, and the Colombian Folkloric Ballet of Houston presents Mi Colombia that's coming up next Saturday at the Zionsville Performing Arts Center.

Elvis' last concert at Market Square Arena. Thursday is the anniversary date Elvis' last concert, 1977. In-studio will be journalists Matt Tully, Zach Dunkin (now with IPL/AES).

Bob Harbin's company, Bobdirex, produces 1960's "Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical", author John David Anderson's last young adult book, "Sidekicked", and a conversation with Elsy Benitez and Lelier Meier about Indy Parks and The Garfield Park Arts Center partnership with The Museum of Bad Art.

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.

Indiana Humanities and the All-IN campaign. All-IN is a statewide digital competition that inspires users to learn more about Indiana, connect with each other, and make Indiana even better. The site taps into our innate compulsion to compete, play games, and have fun. You can even keep track of how people in your zipcode are doing!

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.

Farm-to-Fork in Indiana, using the (very popular) upcoming Dig-IN (http://digindiana.org/) and produce season as jumping off points. Guests will be chefs/entrepreneurs and Dig-IN founders Neal Brown and Thom England, plus grower/food advocate Todd Jameson, owner of Balanced Harvest Farm (and former producer of the Indiana Flower and Patio Show).

Freedom Summer, fifty years ago.

Pianist Rich Glazier, Singer songwriter Carrie Newcomer, and the JCC is hosting an iPhone photography competition and exhibit called Snap-Post-Share.

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.