For Indianapolis Children’s Choir, new home is convenient high note

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5 thoughts on “For Indianapolis Children’s Choir, new home is convenient high note

  1. Convenient? Not to many in townships south of US-40. For those, will there be regular transportation available, the cost to which, we public might contribute?

  2. Call Senator Freeman for a ride…Take the Blue Line to the Red Line, the Red Line to Broad Ripple, then Uber or Lyft just north of Castleton…

    Seriously, while this is pretty far north, it’s a pretty easy connect for most people with cars once 465 is done with its current reconstruction. 465 to Allisonville, head north about a mile or so.

  3. Okay, so nearly anyone CAN get there. However, it only makes perfect sense for civic, community and arts-related organizations to be located in the center city so as to be MOST accessible to the greatest number AND so we can build a centrally located core so such institutions in order to bring together like minds and create a vibrant arts hub. This is a great idea and should be promoted with enthusiasm and vigor. This is a ten-year project and a critical for creating a vibrant city. Who will step forward, please?

  4. FYI: Indianapolis Children’s Choir has several singers from all over the state with rehearsals starting soon after work hours. A downtown Indianapolis location would make it very difficult for many families to make the rehearsals due to traffic. Hopefully, the traffic will improve further when the interminable I-465 construction in that area is completed.

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