Mystery at the Manor and Local Theatre Masterpieces: What's On in Indianapolis Today

Celebrate the Arts and Community This Sunday

Welcome to your Sunday guide for February 15, 2026. Whether you are a fan of suspenseful drama, contemporary dance, or unique community gatherings, Indianapolis has a diverse lineup of events to fill your afternoon and evening. From the final performance of a classic mystery to a collective release in Broad Ripple, here is your curated look at what is happening across the Circle City today.

Theater and Stage Performances

Today marks a major milestone for local theater enthusiasts, as one of the world's most famous mysteries takes its final bow. Other significant stage productions are also offering matinee and evening shows for those looking to immerse themselves in storytelling.

• Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap: Today is the closing day for this legendary production at Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre. Suspense and suspicion fill the air at Monkswell Manor as guests realize a killer is in their midst. It is the perfect winter mystery for those who enjoy a classic "whodunit."
• Joe Turner’s Come and Gone: The Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT) presents this powerful August Wilson masterpiece on the OneAmerica Mainstage. With performances scheduled for 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM, this play offers a profound look at the African American experience in the early 20th century.
• Butler Ballet Presents Midwinter Dances: For fans of movement and grace, the Butler Ballet is hosting its Midwinter Dances at the Howard L. Schrott Center for the Arts. The performance begins at 2:00 PM, showcasing the technical skill and artistry of the university's premier dancers.
• Deon Cole Live: If you are looking for laughs to end your weekend, comedian Deon Cole takes the stage at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre at 7:30 PM. Known for his sharp wit and high-energy delivery, Cole’s performance is a top pick for evening entertainment.

Exhibitions and Local Tours

Spend your Sunday exploring the rich history and visual culture of Indiana through these ongoing exhibits and unique site tours.

• THE LUME Indianapolis – Connection: Land, Water, Sky: Visit Newfields to experience this immersive exhibition featuring Indigenous Australian art and music. The vibrant display uses cutting-edge technology to wrap visitors in the stories and traditions of the world's oldest continuous living culture.
• Meet the Artists XXXVIII: The Central Library is hosting the "Love in Action" exhibit. This showcase features the work of dozens of African American visual artists and authors, providing a great opportunity for a quiet, contemplative Sunday stroll through the library's gallery spaces.
• Kiss the Bricks Tour: Head over to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum for a narrated bus tour of the historic oval. The experience includes a stop at the famous yard of bricks, where you can take part in the long-standing racing tradition of kissing the start-finish line.

Community and Meetups

Looking to connect with others? Today’s community events focus on both mental wellness and social conversation.

• Scream Meet Up: Join a judgment-free space at MADabolic in Broad Ripple at 11:00 AM. This unique event starts with a mindfulness session followed by a collective scream designed to help participants release stress and reset for the week ahead.
• Coffee and Conversation: The Center for Inquiry Indiana hosts its weekly informal meetup from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. It is a welcoming environment for those looking to engage in thoughtful dialogue and meet new neighbors over a cup of coffee.