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Histroy Revealed
Learn how mental illness has been historically thought of and treated from staff at the Indiana Medical ...

Ongoing on the 1st of each Month.
7:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Indiana State Museum
650 W. Washington St.
Indianapolis IN 46204
232-1637

Southside Chapter of Mothers and More Club
Mothers & More is a national, nonprofit support organization for mothers who stay at home or have reduced ...

Ongoing on the first Monday of each Month.
6:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.

859-1287

Town Hall Lectures
Monthly town meeting where local government officials field questions from the community. Sponsored ...

Ongoing on the 1st of each Month.
7:30 to 9:00 pm

571-2494

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September 2010


7:00 AM	Indianapolis City Market Farmers' Market Kick-Off

8:00 AM	Summer Day Camp

8:00 AM	Take a Stand

10:00 AM	Widgets Galore Reading Time

5:00 PM	La Boheme - An Opera

	2003 Indianapolis Charity Horse Show

	Funny Bunnies

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	Shipshewana on the Road

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Michael Feinstein - Spring Pops Series Concert
Performed by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Tickets available by calling 639-4300 or online at www.

Singing in the Rain!
Children ages 18-36 months accompanied by an adult invited for stories, songs and activities of the season.

March

Born September 8th

1922: Sid Caesar, comedian and television star, best known for Your Show of Shows, and The Sid Caesar Show.

1925: Peter Sellers, English comic actor, famous for his role as Inspector Clouseau.

1932: Patsy Cline, country singer (Crazy, I Fall to Pieces).

1933: Michael Frayn, playwright (A Very Private Life, Noises Off).

1947: Ann Beattie, writer (Chilly Scenes of Winter, Picturing Will).

September 8th
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1960: Penguin Books in Britain is charged with obscenity for trying to publish the D.H. Lawrence novel Lady Chatterly's Lover.

1960: President Eisenhower dedicates NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama.

1971: The Kennedy Center opens in Washington, DC with a performance of Leonard Bernstein's Mass.

1972: Arab terrorists kill 11 Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics.

1974: President Gerald Ford pardons former President Richard M. Nixon for any crimes arising from the Watergate scandal he may have committed while in office.