Overview
Muraled as a "Keeper of Culture" in Downtown Indianapolis, Mariah Ivey is a writer, poet, musician, and curator whose dynamic artistry bridges poetry, hip-hop, and jazz. A 2016 Art & Soul alumna, 2025-26 Artists at Work Fellow, and proud Indianapolis native, Ivey's multidisciplinary practice explores art as a vessel for healing, renewal, and collective care. Her work has been featured on platforms including TEDx, the Jordan Brand, and "Art is Life" East Coast Poetry Tour. She has performed at renowned venues such as The Vogue, The Jazz Kitchen, and the Historic Madam Walker Theatre, and has opened for icons like Arrested Development, Anthony Hamilton, Doug E. Fresh, and Beverly Bond, founder of Black Girls Rock. Known for her genre-bending live performances, Ivey blends storytelling, spoken word, hip-hop, and jazz into a seamless, immersive experience--where live instrumentation, powerful lyricism, and narrative collide in surprising and soulful ways. Join her for an unforgettable evening of truth-telling, warmth, and joy where attendees are bound to feel moved, held, and deeply connected.
Get ready to heat up the night with world-class performers, the dynamic Troy T. Thomas Jr. and TruMusiq! Recognized for his commanding vocals, smooth versatility, and captivating stage presence, Troy connects with audiences through performances that are both powerful and deeply personal. This show, presented in collaboration with his collective of Midwest artists called TruMusiq, blends the best of R&B, jazz, funk, and soul. Troy delivers a show filled with energy, warmth, and unforgettable moments that will have you on your feet under the open sky. His musical journey has taken him to stages around the world, performing alongside legends such as Patti LaBelle, The Temptations, After 7, and Bell Biv DeVoe. Experience the spirit of an artist whose music is backed by the talented artists of TruMusiq.
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