Indiana University Auditorium
Grace Rimkunas is a skilled arts administrator with a diverse background in education and community engagement. Currently serving as the Assistant Director for Education and Engagement at Indiana University Auditorium since September 2023, Grace has previously held various roles within Music for All, including Sponsorships Coordinator, Advancement Coordinator, and Advancement Intern from August 2021 to September 2023. Earlier experience includes positions such as Planning and Research Intern at Washington Concert Opera, Development Officer at O'Neill Auction and Gala, and Event Planner at Bloomington Creative Glass Center. Grace’s educational credentials include a Master's degree in Arts Administration from Indiana University Bloomington and the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, along with degrees in Curriculum Design and Instruction and Music Education from the University of Connecticut.
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Indiana University Auditorium
Indiana University Auditorium is one of the premier cultural centers of the Midwest. The Auditorium is the primary gathering place for community ceremonies, lectures, and a wide range of performing arts and world-class touring entertainment. Important figures in government, science, and the arts speak at the Auditorium, and many great artists, entertainers, and musicians are presented in its opulent 3,200-seat theatre. The Auditorium also houses the Dailey Family Memorial Collection of Hoosier Art, the IU Auditorium Organ, and the Thomas Hart Benton murals. When the facility first opened in 1941, it was managed by a group of volunteers. Today, IU Auditorium operates with the assistance of 20 full-time employees, over 200 part-time employees, and over 300 student volunteers.