Fine Arts Cafetorium
Fine Arts
At Heritage, the arts are a core part of the curriculum. We feel it’s impossible to nurture and develop the whole child without the creative nature of the arts. From music ensembles, visual arts like painting and sculpting, to theater, photography, and many others, there are a wide variety of opportunities for students to engage and grow their creative talents and gifts. All students are involved in the arts from preschool to grade twelve because we know students involved in the arts are more likely to graduate with honors.
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Heritage's robust music offerings include choir, band, orchestra, jazz band and praise band. Students perform for the community, lead worship during chapel services and compete at the local and state level. Learn more
Elective theater classes are offered to middle school and high school students. Students currently perform two stage productions each year; a musical in the fall and a play in the spring. Both productions attract patrons from within the Heritage family and the Indianapolis community. Learn more
Whether it's an oversized crayon in a kindergarten class or an artist's paintbrush and acrylics in the high school, Heritage students of all ages have many opportunities to cultivate their creativity in the visual arts. Learn more
APRIL 25 & 27
7:00 PM
Fine Arts Cafetorium
Free Admission
The Heritage Christian Student Production Club invites you to come to see them perform a one-act play called “The 39 Steps” – a 1940's spy thriller that will feature amazing costumes, comedic lines, and even stage combat.
Warning for parents with children under the age of 11: Being a Hitchcock adaptation, this show will contain some violence and minor blood and gunshot effects.
The Student Production Club is new to HCS this semester and is ran by students under the supervision of club sponsor Spencer Elliott.
7:00 PM
Fine Arts Cafetorium
Free Admission
The Heritage Christian Student Production Club invites you to come to see them perform a one-act play called “The 39 Steps” – a 1940's spy thriller that will feature amazing costumes, comedic lines, and even stage combat.
Warning for parents with children under the age of 11: Being a Hitchcock adaptation, this show will contain some violence and minor blood and gunshot effects.
The Student Production Club is new to HCS this semester and is ran by students under the supervision of club sponsor Spencer Elliott.