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Indianapolis Civic Theatre offers its final production at Marian University, “The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940,” May 6-21. Details here. 

Black and white work by a dozen artists makes up “Gray Matters,” opening May 6 at the Stutz Art Space. Details here. 

“Reflections: All These Cars” features, yes, photographs of images bounced off automobiles. It’s at Art Bank June 6-30. Details here. 

Michael Feinstein performs at the Palladium, May 11. A day later, he tapes a PBS special there. Details here.

Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band perform at Conseco Fieldhouse, May 7, with local opener Borrow Tomorrow. Details here.

“Thom Pain (based on nothing).”

May 5-20

WheelerArts Community Center

NoExit Theatre Company continues to boldly go where other local theater companies haven’t gone before, this time offering  Michael Hosp’s one-person play featuring a man who has trouble sticking to a topic. Details here.

Miller House and Gardens opening

Opening May 10

Tours begin at Columbus Area Visitors Center, Columbus, Ind.

Prepare to feel self-conscious about your own abode after taking a tour through this landmark of mid-century modernist architecture and design. The former home of industrialist/philanthropist J. Irwin Miller and his wife, Xenia Simons Miller, it features a remarkable living room (with a swanky, sunken conversation pit), great views, a one-of-a-kind fireplace and a beautiful path of honey locust trees separating the home from the surrounding acreage.

Don’t go knocking, though. The tour begins at the Columbus Visitors Center and is available either on its own or as part of a day that includes other architectural treasures in this remarkable town. Details here.

Joshua Bell

May 5

Palladium

May 6-7

Hilbert Circle Theatre

There was concern, when the Palladium launched, that it would take arts and audiences away from downtown. Well, that may happen. But for now, it’s interesting to note that the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra concerts at Hilbert Circle Theatre with violin master Joshua Bell are sold out—but you can still get tickets to see the ISO and Bell at the Palladium. May both venues thrive with great music … and full houses. Details here.

Greenwood mayor rare incumbent to lose in area primaries

Four-term incumbent Charles Henderson was defeated, in part because of his plan to revitalize the city’s downtown by destroying several historic buildings. Most other incumbent mayors in the Indianapolis metropolitan area were winners.

Purdue forms 2 energy labs with Chinese school

Purdue said Tuesday that its President, France Cordova, has signed an agreement with Beihang University's president to form the two joint laboratories. One will focus on energy systems and the other on low emissions combustion.

Perry Township referendums pass, others fail

Voters in the Metropolitan School District of Perry Township passed two referendums for increased school funding Tuesday night, but similar votes in Franklin Township and Avon failed.

Ex-Indianapolis deputy mayor Kennedy wins primary

Former Indianapolis Deputy Mayor Melina Kennedy has easily won the city's Democratic mayoral primary and will face first-term GOP incumbent Greg Ballard in the November general election.

LEADING QUESTIONS: Fast-growing firm handles ascent

LQ_Meyer_watch VideoMichele Meyer, a former Air Force brat, piloted CSCI Consulting to 850 percent revenue growth over four years. So, why is her advice to "start small"? What obstacles await when a firm takes off?

Schools big issue in primary elections

Public school referendums are in the spotlight during Tuesday’s central Indiana primary elections. Voters in Franklin Township, Perry Township and Avon will be asked to vote on a referendum asking for more property tax revenue to support local schools. Franklin Township’s superintendent said that, if the referendum fails, class sizes will increase, programs and services will be cut and jobs could be eliminated. Polls are open until 6 p.m.