Sing. Create. Explore.
Irvington Arts Collective (IAC) brings together people from all walks of life to connect, learn, and express themselves through the arts. Located in the heart of Indianapolis, IAC offers a welcoming space for those interested in singing, creating art, meditating, and exploring new creative paths. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or a curious newcomer, IAC is a place for everyone to grow, collaborate, and be inspired.
Our Four Pillars
At the Irvington Arts Collective, we believe in the transformative power of the arts to build community, inspire action, and spark creativity. Our four pillars provide unique opportunities for individuals of all ages and backgrounds to come together and grow through music, art, and reflection. Learn more about each pillar and how you can be part of our community.
Harmony Collected
A community choir for individuals 16 and older, focused on social, environmental, and restorative justice through music. No auditions required!
Contemplative Meditation
A monthly, mid-week service offering a space for reflection through music, dance, and visual arts, welcoming all faiths and backgrounds.
Studios @ IPC
A creative space where learners of all ages can receive one-on-one instruction in music, dance, and visual arts. Opening in September 2024.
The Gallery @ IPC
A venue for local artists to showcase their work, host events, and lead workshops that engage the community through visual art.
Connecting Creativity, Community, and Social Justice
Irvington Arts Collective (IAC) is a dynamic and inclusive community-focused organization that provides space for artistic expression, learning, and social change. Rooted in the mission of Irvington Presbyterian Church, IAC welcomes individuals of all backgrounds to explore the arts, whether through song, meditation, or visual creation. With a deep commitment to social justice, IAC fosters connections across diverse communities, empowering individuals to express themselves creatively and advocate for positive change. Our work is made possible through the generous support of the Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation.
Community-Driven Impact
At IAC, we believe that art is a catalyst for change. Our programs bring together individuals of all ages and backgrounds, empowering them to engage in creative acts that promote social, environmental, and restorative justice. We are more than just an arts collective; we are a community of change-makers.
Inclusive Artistic Space
From our community choir to our gallery and studios, IAC provides a welcoming environment where all can come together to create, learn, and inspire. No experience is required to participate in our offerings—just a willingness to explore and grow.

- Annual Arts Workshops 44
- Participants Annually 500+
- Studio Lessons Taught 400+
- Scholarships Awarded 14
A Concert of World Music Celebrating Belonging
Join us for an uplifting and vibrant concert by the Harmony Collected Community Choir, presented by Irvington Arts Collective. “Community In Song” will feature a rich tapestry of world music, showcasing diverse cultural traditions and celebrating the theme of belonging.
This special performance will be held at Irvington Presbyterian Church, located at 55 Johnson Avenue, on Sunday, May 18th, at 4:00 PM. Experience the power of music to unite, inspire, and bring people together in celebration of our shared humanity. Don’t miss this evening of beautiful music and community spirit!
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Grateful for the Support of our Partners
We are deeply grateful to Irvington Presbyterian Church for its unwavering support and partnership in making the Irvington Arts Collective a reality. Founded in 1906, IPC has been a cornerstone of the Irvington community for over a century. The church's dedication to fostering spiritual growth, community connection, and outreach aligns perfectly with IAC's mission to create a space for creativity, justice, and personal growth. Through their generous support, IPC has provided us with the physical space to bring our arts programs to life and engage the community.


Additionally, we extend our heartfelt thanks to The Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation for its generous grant, which has played a crucial role in the creation and development of IAC. The Foundation's commitment to supporting organizations that promote the Arts and Humanities, as well as its dedication to preserving and fostering creative expression, mirrors the very essence of our mission. Thanks to their support, we are able to provide arts education and community programming to individuals across the Indianapolis area, enriching lives through music, visual arts, dance, and more.



The arts have the power to unite us, heal us, and propel us toward a more just and compassionate society.
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Get Involved with Irvington Arts Collective
Whether you’re an artist, a music lover, or someone looking to explore new creative paths, IAC offers opportunities for everyone to connect, create, and grow. From joining our community choir to teaching or learning in our arts studios, there are countless ways to become a part of our vibrant and inclusive community. At IAC, we believe that everyone has something to contribute, and we welcome individuals of all backgrounds and experience levels.
Your involvement helps strengthen our mission of fostering social, environmental, and restorative justice through the arts. Volunteering, participating in our programs, or supporting IAC’s events and initiatives allows you to make a meaningful impact in the community while enriching your own creative journey. Join us today and help us build a space where creativity can thrive.
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