The Indianapolis Propylaeum

January 2 Closed (New Year’s Day Obs) 17 Pages at the Prop, 5:30-7 19 Prop Day, 9-3pm 19 Prospective Member Breakfast, 7-9am 25 Book Club, 12pm 26 *Anonymous: Untold Hoosier Heroines, 5:30-7pm February 9 Prop Day, 9-3pm 9 New Member Mixer, 5-7pm 13 Galentine’s Program, 6-8pm 23 Women’s Enrichment Series, 5-7pm 28 Book Club March 9 Pages at the Prop:, 5:30-7pm 15 Prop Day, 9-3pm 15 Member Luncheon, Lobbying Your Legislature 11-1pm 28 Book Club 29 *Anonymous: Untold Hoosie

As a part of the 100 Year celebration at 1410 N Delaware, the Propylaeum is launching a new series called Anonymous: Untold Hoosier Heroines. This series will focus on telling stories about Indiana women that are often untold because either the women were not able to write their own story, use their real name, or did the work in the background and did not receive the credit a man would receive. Women need heroines of our own and Indiana is ripe with them. This year we will

We have a whole host of fun activities to get you in the holiday spirit this year at the Propylaeum. We will be kicking it off with two days of cookies, cocoa, and decorating. It take a team to bring the Propylaeum to it full Holiday glory. Join us on November 15th and 16th from 9-3pm as we deck the halls of the mansion and carriage house. Email Executive Director, Ali Brown at ali.brown@thepropylaeum.org to rsvp and get all the details. We are also excited to welcome back th

When we talk about the future, we need to first look at our early childhood education system and who is being served and how many are being left behind. That was the message delivered by Maureen Weber, President of Early Learning Indiana and Tami Silverman, President of Indiana Youth Institute, at the first installment of the 2022-23 Marilyn K. Glick Women's Enrichment Series on October 27th. The well attended program focused on why early childhood programs are important, the

We are in high season for the Propylaeum and it’s truly wonderful to be in the presence of our engaging members and guests. The recent Women’s Enrichment Series was a great example. I admit to knowing little of early childhood education in our community. Maureen Weber, President and CEO of Early Learning Indiana, and Dr. Tami Silverman, President and CEO of Indiana Youth Institute, are committed and experienced professionals taking on significant challenges to make Indiana

How do you even begin to tell the story of the Indianapolis Propylaeum? In 2023, our organization will have been in existence for 135 years. It almost seems unimaginable that nearly five generations of women have joined us with the goal of making women’s lives better, whether through advocating for the right to vote or through making space and giving women room at the table in the arts and cultural world of Indianapolis and more broadly, Indiana. So much of what we have acco