Indianapolis Art Center - Indianapolis, Indiana

Sonia G.

Buena sala de exposiciones. Lugar donde se pueden hacer cursos

Julina S.

Art and nature interspersed to create a charming place to enjoy the outdoors. Kids can roam around with plenty to entertain them. There are places to look over the river. When we went there was a fun community art project inside where you create an ornament to add to a tree on the wall using recycled items. It was a lot of fun and we will definitely go back.

Ellen R.

For years I had dreamed of having my wedding reception at the Indianapolis Art Center, and working with Mason and her team was a dream come true. My husband and I toured the facility 15 months before our big day and highly recommend approximately that time frame for a place as popular as this. The IAC referred us to our caterer, and set up our reception seating with tables and linens. Additionally, they took care of tear down after we made our exit.

Our guests enjoyed cocktail hour under the portico while we headed to the river for our family pictures. The pergola and Ivy wall were a gorgeous backdrop for our sweet heart table and most breath taking of all were all the hanging string lights. I could not imagine a better setting for an outdoor wedding. Beyond that, we booked the library as a place inside to escape just the two of us for our last dance. Magic.

Don C.

Nice facility. Great especially if you're interested in creating art. Workshops for just about every medium.

Very nice grounds to stroll as well. Enjoyed our visit.

Darrell P.

Cool place to check out in Indianapolis, among the trails in the back you can find the twisted House.

Jaime C.

Such a great spot! We walked the trails and saw the sculptures. We headed inside to warm up at the little coffee shop. The library was cozy and clean with even some sweet little kid art books. The inside galleries were super cool and the workshops looked fascinating!

Jason J. (. R. J.

The outside area is pretty with some interesting sculptures, and nicely shaded by green tunnels. The nearby river is calming, with some decent views via the wooden walking platforms. You can also stroll right down to the water if you don’t mind getting a little dirty.

The art on display when I visited today is a little too leftwing for my tastes, but hey, that’s art. I wouldn’t bring children through it.

I’m not in town long enough to take any classes, but it seems really cool. There is a nice little library down one of the halls. The art center looks nice and pretty well maintained, and the few staff members I ran into seemed polite and helpful.

Julia W.

The Art Center has a great access point to the Monon Trail. There is always plenty of parking, a kayak launch area, lots of people fishing, and they just installed this new bike area with bike hangars and air pumps. What a great addition!