Sunday, May 3, 2009
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Special Yoga and Meditation Evening to benefit Heartland Yoga Therapy
to benefit Heartland Yoga Therapy, Inc.
and The Earth House Collective
Nancy Schalk
MEDITATION CLASS with
YOUR DONATION FOR THE EVENING WILL BENEFIT:
Heartland Yoga Therapy, Inc.
The Earth House Collective
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Thursday, April 30, 2009
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Big Smith Movie April 30th, Live Show May 2nd
Big Smith To Bring Old Time Country/Neo-Hillbilly Music to Indy
INDIANAPOLIS, April 6, 2009-- Big Smith will make their Indianapolis debut at Earth House, 237 N. East St, on May 2. They will play at 9:00 PM with an opening band at 8:00 PM. Cover is $10 and the venue is open to all ages.
The Springfield, MO based band has built a devoted following playing a unique style of music that has been described as a raw, indigenous mountain sound, reinterperated by neo-hillbillies. Big Smith has opened up for headliners like Emmylou Harris and Del McCoury.
Performing together since 1996, the band now does over 100 shows a year. Composed of five cousins, led by frontman Mark Bilyeu, and joined by fiddler Molly Healey, Big Smith is still adored in their native Ozarks. Years of travel though have also earned them a place as a Midwest institution. As Big Smith begins work on album #6 to be released in the summer of 2009, they continue to enjoy the success of the five releases that document their many years together.
Their most recent studio CD is a double disc made with their young fans in mind, "Hay to Zzzzzz: Hillbilly Songs for Kids". It is a generous portion of music - 42 tracks spread across two CDs. Prior to "Hay to Zzzzzz," Big Smith released "Gig," another double CD. Long requested by fans, it is a generous sampling of what one can expect from the band's legendary club appearances. The catalog is rounded out by and a live gospel CD, "Live at Lonestar," that pays tribute to their family's musical roots.
The documentary "Homemade Hillbilly Jam," profiling the band and the music of their extended family, has garnered rave reviews and a legion of new fans through numerous screenings at film festivals around the world. The film will screen at Earth House on April 30th at 7:00 PM.
"It is important that Big Smith is bringing their unique Midwest sound to Indianapolis," said concert organizer Mike Oles. "The music should appeal to a wide group of people; blue grass and country fans, Indie rockers, and all those who are fascinated with America's deeply rooted music."
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Friday, April 3, 2009
APRIL 17th SPARK A REVOLUTION PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE

Below is the Spark a Revolution Schedule
This is NOT a static event. Be ready to move with the action.
(Additional unscheduled performances may happen throughout the night)
THE LOUNGE THE SANCTUARY
5:30 The Accordions, Indie Folk Band
Lovely Houses, Singer/Songwriter
6:15 Schwinntonations –Bicycle music Ensemble 48, Experimental Orchestra
7:00 Andrea Merlyn and Sean Scott, Magic Ensemble 48 continued
7:30 Sanuk Kenyetta Dance Co.
TRAVELING SET: Monster/Girl, Performance art
8:00 Andy Cooper, BMX Trick Biker The Yogginis, Dance
Schwinntonations –Bicycles music
8:30 The Accordions, Indie folk band Schwinntonations cont’d
Motus Dance Theatre, dance
9:00 Tonos Triad, Acoustic band Three Dollar Bill, Sketch comedy
Motus Dance Theatre, dance
9:30 (Re)Collective Company
10:00 Revolution Finale – An explosion of free form dance, breakdancing, drumming plus more surprises.
Anna Greeley, CMT, is now providing massage therapy at Earth House
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
ART OPENING: Earth to Mike Graves

Earth House Modern Art Gallery presents:
Earth to Mike Graves
Recent collaborative works by Mike Graves & the BRIDGE Collective. An Artist Reception will be held March 20th from 5-11PM.
Contemporary American artist Mike Graves, born in Indiana. Extensive travel with his military family provided much influence and cultural diversity for many years before he made his way back to Indianapolis in 1992 to attend Herron School of Art where he studied sculpting and painting for two and a half years. Through his passion for art and his life experiences, he has developed an artistic identity that includes: painter, sculptor, musician.
Mike feels that he was born to be an artist; it comes natural to him, it makes him happy. He is a founding member of the BRIDGE Collective, a collaborative organization of artists, featuring an extensive selection of works. He has enjoyed success showing in galleries and participating in art and music events on local and national levels. Goals for the future are to continue to have fun, make a living thru art and music, and to take his art to an international audience. In his own words: "I think of my work as a free flowing experiment in motion. Utilizing collage elements, painting and mixed media, my mission is to produce work which will relate to and inspire the modern mind."
The Earth to Mike Graves Exhibit runs through April 13th.
