**Please note: The following events are listed under the date they air on Channel 13. They are not listed under the day of the event.
Friday, May 24
See the 33 starting drivers in the Indy 500. They're honorary grand marshals in the 500 Festival Parade downtown Saturday from Noon to 1:30. The WNBA Champion Indiana Fever Team will serve as Grand Marshals. For more details, click here.
See prized irises at the Iris Show from the Indiana Daylily-Iris Society. It's at the Holliday Park Nature Center Saturday. Get details, here.
And experience the movie, Star Wars, and futuristic technologies at a new exhibit. Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination opens at the Indiana State Museum Saturday. For highlights of this traveling exhibit, click here.
Saturday, May 25
Give the Gift of Life. Register for the WTHR Blood Drive at all nine Indiana Blood Center locations. It's May 31st and June 1st. For a list of blood center locations, click here.
Shatter the Silence on abuse. Register for the Race Away from Domestic Violence from the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence. The Walk, Run and Wheelchair Roll is at Victory Field June first. Click here to register.
Business women can gain business and more knowledge at the Accelerated Networking Event Luncheon. Get tickets for the event, at the Holiday Inn Indianapolis North, on May 28th. Click here for details.
Sunday, May 26
Give the Gift of Life. Register for the WTHR Blood Drive at all nine Indiana Blood Center locations. It's May 31st and June 1st. For a list of blood center locations, click here.
Honor fathers. Get tickets for the Faces of Fatherhood Luncheon which pays tribute to great dads. It's at the Conrad June 14th. For more information, click here.
And make an appointment for a free skin cancer screening. Central Indiana hospitals are teaming up with the American Cancer Society throughout May. To register for a screening, call 317-344-7800.
Monday, May 27
Give the Gift of Life. Donate blood at the WTHR Blood Drive at all nine Indiana Blood Centers. It's Friday and Saturday. Make an appointment. Click here.
This Memorial Day, your kids have one last chance to see collectible cars. The exhibit, "Hot Wheels for Real" at the Children's Museum ends, when the Museum closes today. Click here for details.
And get tickets for West Side Story from Broadway in Indianapolis. It's at Clowes Hall June 4th through June 9th. Get details and tickets here.
Tuesday, May 28
Shatter the Silence on abuse. Register for the Race Away from Domestic Violence from the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence. The Walk, Run and Wheelchair Roll is at Victory Field Saturday. Click here, to register.
Young people can find summer and full time jobs at the 2013 Youth Job Fair from the Indiana Latino Institute. It's at the Shepherd Community Center, Thursday, from 2 to 5. Click here for more details.
And see the beloved family classic, "The Sound of Music" at the Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre. It's playing now – June 30th. For tickets, click here.
Wednesday, May 29
Young people can find summer and full time jobs at the 2013 Youth Job Fair from the Indiana Latino Institute. It's at the Shepherd Community Center, Thursday, from 2 to 5. Click here for more details.
He's a You Tube Star and a ukulele virtuoso. See Jake Shimabukuro perform at the Palladum June 4th. The Rolling Stone declared him a musical "hero". Learn more by clicking here.
And, watch the Wicket World of Croquet. See Croquet tournaments and enjoy food and fun at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site. You can attend the Mixer Saturday from 5 to 8:30 pm and you're encouraged to wear white for this ‘summer on the lawn' affair. Learn more by clicking here.
Thursday, May 30
Give the Gift of Life. Donate blood at the WTHR Blood Drive at all nine Indiana Blood Centers. It's Friday and Saturday. Make an appointment. Click here.
Parents, register your kids for a Summer Reading Program at the Indianapolis Public Library. You can learn more at a kick-off event at the Central Library Saturday at 2. For details, click here.
And, ride bikes with Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard. The Mayor's Bike Ride starts at Butler University Saturday. You'll take a casual 10-mile ride that will look back to Butler. For more information, click here.
Friday, May 31
Give the Gift of Life. Donate blood at the WTHR Blood Drive at all nine Indiana Blood Centers. It's today and tomorrow. The Blood Center will accept walk-ins, but they encourage you to make an appointment, if people. To do that, click here.
Shatter the Silence on abuse. Register for the Race Away from Domestic Violence from the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence. The Walk, Run and Wheelchair Roll is at Victory Field tomorrow. Click here, to register.
And, join the Rainbow 5K Run/Walk on North Talbott Street tomorrow. It launches a week of Circle City IN Pride festivities. Click here for more details.
Saturday, June 1
Celebrate community with live music, art, films and more at the Irvington Folk Festival. It's in Historic Irvington Sunday through June 8th. For details, click here.
Buy fresh and local food at the Crooked Creek Farmers Market. It returns to North Michigan Road tomorrow and every Sunday through October 13th. For more information, click here.
And, fight skin cancer. Register for the Outrun the Sun Race Against Melanoma at Fort Benjamin Harrison State Park June 8th. It's at 7 p.m. To register, click here.
Sunday, June 2
Join WTHR in the fight against cancer. Register for the St. Vincent Cancer Walk at the Lion's Club Park in Zionsville September 21st. The Walk supports cancer patients. For details, click here.
Get tickets for West Side Story from Broadway in Indianapolis. It's at Clowes Hall June 4th through June 9th. Get details and tickets here.
And, help children read. Attend Read, Tutor, Mentor. It Takes You Places! The United Way is recruiting reading tutors at this event at Monument Circle and four other locations on June 6th. For more information, click here.
Ongoing/Upcoming
The "Guitars! Roundups to Rockers" exhibit is at the Eiteljorg Museum. It features guitars from Roy Rogers, Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Holly and more. Get the scoop, here.
Learn more about the life of Indiana native James Dean. Visit the exhibit, Eternal James Dean, at the Indiana State Museum. For more information click here.
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