Noblesville Creates Announces Nominees
Noblesville Creates recently announced the nominees for their Awards Ceremony, to be held during their annual fundraiser, Celebrate Noblesville Creates, on Sept. 25. This Awards Ceremony recognizes individuals or companies who show outstanding leadership and vision in supporting, promoting, and providing creativity in the regional arts communities the nonprofit organization serves.
The Celebrate Noblesville Creates fundraiser will be held at Embassy Suites in Noblesville from 5:15 to 9:30 p.m., and, along with the Noblesville Creates Awards Ceremony, will consist of dinner and drinks, live music, hands-on arts experiences, a silent and live auction, and more.
The nominees for the Noblesville Creates Awards Ceremony are listed below.
Emerging Artist of the Year: This award recognizes artists who have been working for 5 years or fewer in their current field or medium and who have demonstrated professionalism, creativity, artistic excellence, and leadership.
David Fleshman
Emery Henderson
Frank Hindes
Jason Reinhardt
Cairo Morado
Artist of the Year: This award recognizes established artists who excel in their chosen medium, increasing our community’s reputation and strengthening our creative economy through their work and dedication.
Mark Rouse
Frances Ruiz
Amanda Russo
Joy Collins
Arts Partner of the Year: This award recognizes individuals or organizations that have developed innovative opportunities to build or work alongside the local arts community.
Nica Post
Hamilton County Soil & Water Conservation District
Westfield Library
Noblesville Public Safety
Arts Advocate of the Year: This award recognizes individuals who have dedicated their time to promoting the arts and highlighting how the arts create a positive impact for all.
Heather Boelke
Caroline Hays
Linda Jordan
Jennifer Wolfe
Arts Champion of the Year: This award recognizes individuals or organizations who have invested significant time, talent, and treasure into our local arts economy to grow and strengthen our community.
Darren Peterson
HamCo Live
Fishers Arts Council
City of Westfield
Mike Thibedeau
