Located off the main street but on Main Street, this library is in front of the United Methodist…read moreChurch. It is white with blue trim and a gray shingled roof. There is space on the street to stop your car and browse. Enjoy! Double doors open to a single shelf with a couple of retired library books. The rest, mostly paperbacks and fiction. Good reads, but nothing that caught my eye today. The library does not appear in the Little Free Library database so I don't know if it has a name or a steward. [Review 1298 of 2024 - 175 in Indiana - 22321 overall]

This brightly painted box is located in the parking area for the Central Elementary School and from…read morethe images on it, I'm going to assume that the school's mascot is Cats. Blue and yellow and white with a gray shingle roof, it is on a single post next to the sidewalk. Inside, two shelves and I would have expected more children's books but the small selection today was half retired library books and a few fiction. All are in very good condition. This library is not in the Little Free Library or map. I do not know who might be the steward or sponsor. [Review 1291 of 2024 - 168 in Indiana - 22314 overall]

This cute library is located in the Potter's Covered Bridge Park next to the restroom facility. Red…read morewith a black roof, it has a single door secured with a twist catch. Inside, two shelves of books. Many are too tall and lying sideways. Some children's books and a couple of hardcovers. A little jumbled but good reading. This is charter number 90647 and it is listed in the Little Free Library map. There is no caption or steward noted. [Review 1311 of 2024 - 187 in Indiana - 22334 overall]

After parting with the vinyl shop we turn the corner and come across books outside noted FREE... we…read moreimmediately made a b-line over to take a look and see what they had to offer. There were alot of books to choose from. we were all able to find something . After which we went in to take a look around. They had a wonderful selection of childrens books, rare books as well. Its a medium sized spot but they fit a childrens corner in. I was pleased to find vintage Richie Rich and Sugar and Spike comic books for 1.00. This was certainly a wonderful place to stumble upon which had alot of gems inside. The vintage type writers were a really cool touch as well. Everything about this place was inviting and warm. At the cash register I came across an assortment of stickers and if you know me, you know I love stickers..Of course I grabbed a couple to complete my purchase. There is a space right by the door that has a sitting area, the leather chair was so comfortable but it was thw huge leather ottoman for me and the chess set that makes you wanna learn to play, if you do t already no how too. I could spend hours sitting and reading. Finally it was time to go but I will most certainly be back to see what other treasures I can find. Until next time Indy reads!!!

I have heard of indy reads, but had never had the chance to visit until recently, it is a well…read moreorganized space with an impressive selection of books! The shop embraces a cozy and welcoming feel, and the staff was very friendly! Can't wait to go back, check them out if you are in the area!

We had a great experience here today. There is a small amount of parking behind the building. We…read morelearned a lot and even attended a talk today here. I didn't realize there is a small cafe on the second level. There is a lot of space here to read and work as well. Must see for any fan of Vonnegut or anyone wanting to learn about the history of Indiana Avenue!

I really enjoyed this museum. It's small, but in a way that makes it feel personal. They have…read morepieces from his real life and the stories behind them are so interesting. The staff was super kind and they enjoyed hosting us for our small gathering that afternoon. You can just feel how they care for this place. I wasn't there long, but the time I did spend felt meaningful and worth it. If you're in Indy and want something different that makes you think a little, definitely stop by.

My cousin and I went to catch up and play some games. This place has definitely changed since the…read morelast time I came. It seemed more cozy and welcoming. When you first walk in, it's a gaming room for the whole family! Then you walk into the bar area and there's lots of things for sale, from merch to beer to other games and books. The folks working were friendly and knowledgeable about events. My cousin ordered the beer flight and woke food. All was delicious. For the flight you could pick any beer or cider on tap. For food we got pretzel, chips and queso, chicken nuggets and grilled cheese. Everything came out relatively quickly. There is a ton space to play game in the next room over and wasn't too loud. There were several people who came to work or read and sat in the bar area and seemed content. Great experience!

We LOVE B&B! Whether it's for trivia, bingo, or just going to have a relaxing place to read or play…read moresome board games, it's always a great time! We used to love going to the one downtown on Mass Ave also before it closed. But we're thankful this one is still open and that we live so close to it. I've found so many Xmas gifts for friends/family here also. If you're looking to find some retro, classic games and/or books, this might be the motherload! It's tucked in on the backside facing Home Depot, but once you find it the first time, you'll never forget where it is! Go in, grab some games, a beer (or two), and hang out during a trivia night! You'll feel right at home.

As a former public school teacher, my experiences lead our family to homeschool and then we found…read moreActon Academy. Both of our children have had so much growth this year. We've seen their leadership skills sharpened, critical thinking skills honed and how well they have been able to work collaboratively with their peers. The four C's of twenty-first Century skills are critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and communication. Acton helps to develop each of these skills in a developmentally appropriate way. I love how they allow our children to read their choice of books during drop everything and read time, allow plenty of outside recess and have quests where they work together to solve real world problems. During core skill time they work on reading, writing and arithmetic. Each of our kids have excelled by working at their own levels, setting goals and achieving them! One of our children is Dyslexic and Acton has been the perfect environment to allow him to work using his strengths while still working on individualized core skills. Our daughter loves "writer's workshop" where she gets to write to a real audience by writing letters, reviews and publish books. They learn History through Story of the World which is fascinating to our whole family. We also enjoyed the Acton Business Fair where children become entrepreneurs and get to sell their products to the community. So much learning happened during that project! Acton instills in children that they are "heroes" on their own journey and heroes face hard times and work to overcome them. Acton is changing the face of education and we are so blessed that we get to be a part of this community of young heroes!

Located in the park and in front of the community pool, this brown painted Little Free Library is…read moreeasy enough to find and has parking available. A single door on a wooden post, the library is full of paperbacks today. Mostly fiction and somewhat neatly organized, there was enough space for me to add three books from my own library to the collection. This is charter number 136390 and the online caption only provides the title, "Marshall Public Library." There is no other information or the name of the steward. [Review 19670 overall - 125 in Illinois - 642 of 2023.]