Breaking Down Vonnegut
Betty Brandt • February 27, 2024
The Garden welcomes Chris Lefave
On Sunday, March 3, we welcomed Chris Lafave. Chris is the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library Curator. He has been a Vonnegut fan since attending Ball State and became the Curator in 2012. Chris has a Master’s in Library Science, has played in a bluegrass band and loves what Indianapolis has to offer its residents. He made possible the Vonnegut art exhibit that will remain through Easter. During the service Chris shared his thoughts and insights on Vonnegut and the impact he has had on his life.
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Father's Day at The Garden
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Messages from the Mountaintop
Messages from the Mountaintop
A blog post in which Betty Brandt explores the alarming rise in antisemitism, recent tragic events, and the impact on Jewish communities, urging readers to stand in solidarity and foster awareness. It highlights personal reflections, concerns for safety, and meaningful ways to support and engage with Jewish friends and neighbors.
Messages from the Mountaintop
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Jesus Was Woke.
