Monday is dedicated to the achievements and memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Many Indianapolis attractions will hold special events and/or offer free admission to celebrate the holiday, including:
- The Madame Walker Theatre Center will commemorate host a 90-minute commemorative celebration at 12:15 p.m. The "Keep the Dream Alive" program will feature literary artists and a praise program.
- Visitors who bring a canned good for Gleaners Food Bank will receive one free admission per person per attraction in White River State Park. Bring donated items to the Indiana State Museum, Indianapolis Zoo, IMAX Theater, Eiteljorg Museum and Victory Field. There is one free admission for each can of food contributed.
- Celebrate the life, dream and legacy of the late Dr. King at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. The museum will offer all guests special entertainment throughout the day along with free admission!
- "The Music, Martin & Me" will be performed at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. It uses still images, video, spoken word and a diverse stylistic mix of live music to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr.’s impact. While the performance is FREE, seating is limited.
- Join the Indiana Historical Society’s 11th annual celebration from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Through family activities, discussions, spoken word, storytelling, dance and musical performances participants will learn more about King’s legacy and the important role youth play in the nation’s future.
Thank you, Dr. King, for the living legacy of your dream!







