The Arts at Circle Fellowship

The arts are important to us, both as a means of personal expression and a manifestation of the divine. Circle Fellowship is a haven for those who create, perform and appreciate the spectrum from textile arts and stained glass to poetry and music. Our walls frame member’s writings and resonate with vocal and instrumental music.

Our space is uniquely suited to music, from group singing at services to the special concerts we host from time to time. Our Fellowship has many artists among its members and friends, and we’re pleased to make the Fellowship House available to those who appreciate its special acoustics and ambience. The space can seat 50-60 people in addition to performers. A fine electronic piano is available.

Circle Fellowship has joined with the Unitarian Universalist Church of Indianapolis to host the Indy Folk Series. Since 2001, the Indy Folk Series has presented local and national artists from singer/songwriters to acoustic jazz, Celtic, bluegrass and American roots performers. Indy Folk Series performances are at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Indianapolis ( also known as UUI)--see the folk series web site for dates, times and a map.

Join us for an evening concert or a Sunday service, which may include a group sing-along, instrumentals, a vocal solo or a topical parody. Some say “He who sings prays twice.” At Circle Fellowship, we may question the theology but share a delight in the transcendence of all the arts.