Indy Serb Fest’s mission is to preserve, promote, and nurture the Orthodox Christian Faith and Serbian culture.

The festival is an opportunity to share heritage and have some family fun.

Saint Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church invites you to their Annual INDY SERB FEST, on September 14th, with authentic Serbian food, beer and wine, live music, dancing, and kids’ activities.

Admission to the festival is free

Entrees for purchase include; roasted Lamb, sarma (Serbian stuffed cabbage), cevaps (Serbian sausage), burek (Serbian meat pastry), and hot dogs.

Amazing desserts include; palacinke (Serbian crepe), krofne (Serbian doughnut), baklava, strudel, cookies, and so much more.

The festival takes place at St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church (7855 Marsh Rd., Indianapolis IN 46278).

he fun runs from Noon to 10 p.m.Saint Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church and its charitable efforts will be benefited from the energies of this festival. Hope to see you there!

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JR Sandadi and Connor Bomar, both from the Center for Interfaith Cooperation (CIC), joined us to talk about the upcoming Indy Festival of Faiths.

This free event, happening from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, September 15th, at University Park in downtown Indianapolis, celebrates the many different faiths in the community.

The festival offers visitors the chance to learn about different religions such as Judaism, Hinduism, Islam, and many others. Over 40 booths will be set up, featuring various faiths, social service organizations, and vendors. Free food and water will be available, with donations going to the Crooked Creek Food Pantry in Indianapolis.

One of the highlights will be the festival’s popular drum circle, hosted by Bongo Boy Drum School, starting at 12:30 p.m.

Other exciting activities include the blowing of the shofar, a traditional Jewish practice, and dance performances from the Hindu community.

The Sacred Arts stage will feature Hindu dancers, spoken word from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, and music from Unity of Indianapolis, bringing a peaceful folksy vibe.

The Indy Festival of Faiths is a family-friendly event, open to all, and a great opportunity for people to explore different beliefs while enjoying live performances and a welcoming atmosphere.

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David M. Mellott, PhD, President of Christian Theological Seminary (CTS), joined us to discuss the seminary’s 100th anniversary celebrations during the 2024-2025 academic year.

CTS has planned four special events, including a virtual and in-person Alumni Day on October 10, 2024, and a centennial chapel service on November 14, 2024.

The celebrations continue into 2025 with a talk by author John Green on February 6, and a Summer Fest on May 31.

These events will honor a century of dedication to education, social justice, and community leadership.

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