Indianapolis Men's Chorus -- It Gets Better

NEWS 1/30/2012-- The Premiere Evening was a smashing success!Thanks to everyone who attended, and everyone who made this special event possible.
Video released nationally! 2/13/2012-- Click at left to see the new video on the national It Gets Better website!

Invitation to It Gets Better Premiere Jan 29 2012

A Premiere Evening for It Gets Better, the Indianapolis Response
Providing encouragement to GLBT youth through an original film and the transformative power of music
Sunday, January 29, 2012 at 6pm
Indiana Landmarks Center, 1202 Central Ave, Indianapolis 46202
Worried about Super Bowl street closures? Don't be! None of the streets near the Landmarks Center will be closed.

Show your support and join in a festive evening of celebration that will include:
Cocktail and social hour with heavy appetizers and cash bar • Live entertainment • Silent auction • A memorable program with live musical performances • The premiere showing of the It Gets Better film created by the Indianapolis Men's Chorus (learn more about It Gets Better)

Admission $45 Order tickets, patron ads, and business ads at right

Get ready to bid!

See a sneak preview of auction items with photos and more details

NEW: BUY IT NOW option is now available for some items.

Learn more about the making of the video and the national It Gets Better project

It Gets Better performance and filming, Indianapolis Men's Chorus, Nov 16 2011

It Gets Better performance and filming on Nov 16, 2011

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Fabulous musical entertainment

Debra Mullins
A sweet compilation of bebop, boogie and blues from America's past, Debra reminds
us that jazz can be entertainment sung with honesty, dedication and soulfulness. Surrounded by some of Indianapolis' finest musicians, Debra delivers a time of
toe-tappin', tears and thoughtfulness.

Steven Stolen Steven has been heard with orchestras and symphonies from Indy to San Francisco. He also is the host of Stolen Moments, his weekly WFYI-FM 90.1 program that airs Sundays at 6pm and rebroadcasts Wednesdays at 10pm. This is his 18th season as a radio host, having premiered with Opera Matinee in 1993.

Lori Ecker Lori is known for her versatility and wide vocal range in addition to her love of many styles of music.

And even more!

During the social hour you will be treated to the cool vibes of jazz musician Sean Baker.

In addition, the program will feature performances by BOTH the Indianapolis Men's Chorus AND the Indianapolis Women's Chorus.