Indianapolis Folk Musician Rich Hynes will be our guest at The Garden service on Sunday, July 31. For many years, Hynes has hosted the American music radio program "The Blues Show" on WKLU Kool 101.9. He is also works as voice talent, promoter, emcee, record shop owner and jug blower. Rich is also known around Naptown as a harmonica player, singer songwriter, acoustic guitarer, a different drummer, mandolean player, washtub bassist, first chair slide whistler, Julliard-trained kazooist, wanna be washboarder, Audiophilic Idiophone and Accidental Archivist for Two Victrola & A Megaphone!
The Garden Welcomes Indianapolis Folk Musician Rich Hynes
Matthew Vire • July 25, 2022
Indianapolis Folk Musician Rich Hynes
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Together to Gather
This Sunday, The Garden welcomes visionary composer and musician Ryan Lott, founder of the genre-defying band Son Lux. Known for his emotionally rich soundscapes and collaborations with artists like Mitski, David Byrne, and Paul Simon, Lott has scored major films including the recent Marvel blockbuster, Thunderbolts* , and the acclaimed Everything Everywhere All at Once , earning Academy Award and BAFTA nominations. In conversation with Richard Brendan, Ryan will share insights into his creative journey as we explore the transformative power of imagination. We hope to see you at our temporary venue—740 E 86th Street, Indianapolis—at 9 a.m. for “Celebrating the Creative Spirit.” Join us for a morning of inspiration, music, and meaningful conversation.
In "Together to Gather" after our first service at our temporary new venue, we enjoyed a look back to The Garden's beginning and its evolution over the past 30 years. Joleen House, who has been with The Garden since day one, shared some memories and a clip of Rev. Linda McCoy. In the clip, Linda spoke of her inspiration to create The Garden. A slide show of photos through the years followed, with discussion. Please note that we recorded this on the spur of the moment by request and a mobile phone -- while the band was doing its necessary break-down and load-out of our equipment from the space. Because of this, the audio may be difficult to hear at times.
A heartfelt tribute to everyday heroes in one neighborhood—retirees Morrie and Sam—whose quiet acts of kindness nourish community spirit and connection.
Together, Let's See What's Next
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Freedom and Responsibility
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