I just had my wedding and reception here on June 19, 2010. It was fabulous! Bev and Bob Hunt were…read moreamazing to work with throughout the entire process. I'm a total control freak, so it was a little scary for me to let go and have someone else take care of the details. Boy am I glad I did! Everything that Bev and Bob had a hand in was perfect - the food, the setup, drinks, tables, dressing rooms, I couldn't be happier! We used the same room for both the ceremony and the reception and the flipping of the room was done expertly. Our guests were amazed at the efficiency with which everything was done. Bev and Bob also had an in-house wedding organizer who was with us the whole day. Mandy Neff was an amazing asset to the day. She worked her tail off, making sure that everything ran smoothly and all was perfect. If you need a location near Indianapolis, consider this one. I don't think you'll be disappointed!

I have not utilized the rentals or anything in this center, but I very much enjoy that I can walk…read morein most any day and see some great art walking through the dining area. You can also climb the stairs and there is more art hanging along the walls in the hallways of local artists' studios. And if you're lucky or brave you can meet some artists and introduce yourself like I did! Thanks for being in Greenfield!

Miss Deana and Miss Erin really are the best! They are so welcoming, calm, and caring for all the…read morekids (and adults) that come though the door! We really enjoy their Wednesday afternoon After School Art classes and they always have fun crafts going when there are events happening on the Noblesville Square. They have a ton of offerings on their website and are the perfect spot for a drop in for family art on the weekends or an afternoon birthday party!

It's like Pinterest came to life. Caravan Classes is a welcome addition to the growing arts scene…read morein downtown Noblesville! It all started with the adorable vintage camper. Two local art teachers parked it around town for festivals, birthday parties and more. The owners recently moved into a storefront just south of the courthouse - and in fact, already moved one store over to have more space to expand! Love the mini masterpieces - the materials come in a paint can. Such a fun gift idea, party favor or art project. If you get a chance to pop in the caravan, do yourself a favor and peek inside. You'll see why they're loved in the community!

What an inspiration! They encourage so many local artists. My daughter and I did the tour which was…read moreFREE. It was interesting to see actual artists workshops like their "brain". Each month they rotate the various art in there MULTIPLE galleys. It also included a karaoke elevator and bouldering rock climbing wall on the roof. Loved it!

I used to attend First Friday events in Indianapolis, but I've never attend the events at the…read moreHarrison center until now. Oh boy was it an experience! 10/10! There were so many different artist on display and the energy was on point. I attended the event with my 1 year old and she even had a good time. It was kind of crowded in the hallways, so we opted to let her walk around with us instead of bringing the stroller. There are elevators that go to each floor but we found it fun to go up the stairs. Its seemed like every corner was packed with some form of art display. In the gymnasium there was chili buffet along with a live music. I wasn't expecting that, but a pleasant surprise. They were honoring a fallen artist and it was good to see the community come together. The artists were engaging and the staff was super helpful. I def will be coming back again!

I had no idea this building was in the city until I attended a Candlelight Concert here. Parking…read morewas convenient (and FREE) There is a lot in front of the entrance, which for a larger event, might fill up quickly, but street parking is also available. I have attended a Candlelight Concert in the past at a different location and what a stunning space THIS was. The ambience was everything! The musicians were fabulous! And just when we thought the evening was over, the musicians offered to play one last tribute to Drake. What a wonderful evening it was at this beautiful historic building!

We had been looking forward to checking out this building and were anxious to go when we got…read moreinvited to a wedding/reception there recently. I was surprised at how near it was to downtown Indy. The church portion of the building is beautiful with stained glass windows all around the sanctuary and a huge pipe organ on the front of the chancel. There is also a balcony surrounding the main floor seats. There is a beautiful bricked area outside for cocktails and appetizers to be served. The dining area is also huge and beautiful with two levels of serving. The contracted catering service did a very nice job. The parking lot is fairly small but there is available street parking in the surrounding neighborhood. Very nice place.

My nephew had his bridal shower here and the funny thing is he bartending for it while his dad and…read morebrothers helped weight the tables. This is a great place. If you like doing things on your own and they may even have rooms where they cook for you. I'm not sure we just were on the first floor and that was impressive enough. I've included some pictures for you to see how beautiful it is with the big windows and looking outside.

I attended the opening event, and this is a fantastic spot for any kind of event you can imagine…read more The space is so interesting, especially with high tech history museum. Very close to downtown Indy and a great view of the skyline.

416 Wabash is one of the more unique event spaces I have been to. Located on the east side of…read moredowntown, it looks like a very unassuming building on the outside. Once you step inside, it feels like you have stepped into some kind of underground nightclub. I don't know the history of the building but it probably was an industrial space of some sort. With the presence of the disco ball you couldn't help but feel a retro vibe. I have been to 416 Wabash for corporate events and fundraisers. There are several bars throughout and abundant space for a dance floor. I always enjoy hanging out in the balcony and looking down at the stage and crowd.

This is an amazing venue!! I came here for a drag show and had a blast! The tickets were fairly…read morepriced and it included a meet and greet plus a free drink. It's in a hard to find location, so the only issue was parking. I could only find street parking (which is fine), but for an over 4 hour event, you have to keep checking on your meter. I was so surprised at the price of the drinks - in a good way. $6 for all beer and $8 for a wells drink. Any theater I have ever been too charge at least $10 for beer and much more for mixed drinks. The venue itself is perfect for a show like this. The stage in the center, a few rows of VIP seats and standing room. I think this would be a great location for a party!

I truly just enjoy interesting surroundings and the ability to just stroll around and visit the…read morelittle shops lining the street. Takes me back in time when this was the norm. Gives you a bit of that nostalgic small town feel, even so we all know how much Carmel has grown and become so much more like the big cities.

There's a wonderful mural that was created by the Art Department from Carmel High School. The mural…read moreis located just off Main Street in Carmel and was created in 2007. The mural is entitled "Cityscape" and depicts images from the the Art District with some modern twists. I was touched to see faculty and students given the opportunity to express their creativity in their community. The names of the artists are listed on the south end of the mural. The mural is slightly faded with age. There is a small, lovely garden with benches at the base of the mural with a plaque that honors donors.

A pretty good co-working space. Great wifi, coffee, and overall vibe. It is a big open space to…read morework in, and a bit more quiet up in the loft. Good active Slack channel for members too. The breakout rooms and conference room are handy. Knocked off a point because: a couple of members have long loud video chats in the common space (not cool), and they seem oblivious to those around them (and as far as I can tell, mgmt does not clue them in to go move their calls to a room). Also, too many days where the space is completely closed to members.

This is such a great space!…read more I don't have a membership, so I'm writing from the event space perspective. This facility has a great rustic/industrial vibe, and is perfect for small to midsized events. Thoughtful consideration has been given to the design and the space is both roomy and intimate. The wood tables, comfortable variety of seating, and design accents just WORK. There's a really cute loft that could be used for a VIP area, staging space, or simply expanded space for event guests. The bar area is perfectly sized, and the conference room space makes a perfect prep kitchen. Overall score 12/10, would recommend