Indiana Vacation Attractions: Indianapolis

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Things to do in Indianapolis

American Cabaret Theatre
Presenting original musical revues conceived and written by founding artistic director Claude McNeal. Presented year-round, the shows are a unique blend of music, dance, commentary and visuals. Shows feature favorite composers or focus on music of a particular time period. Call 800-375-8887 for more information.
401 E. Michigan Street., Indianapolis, IN

Broad Ripple Village
Spend many leisurely hours discovering the quaint atmosphere of Broad Ripple Village. Just 20 minutes north of downtown Indianapolis, Broad Ripple offers unique shops, art galleries, pubs and outdoor dining at a variety of restaurants. The historic Monon Trail adds new vitality to the area for residents and visitors to walk, run or bike the trail. Call 317-251-2782 for more information.

Broadway In Indianapolis
An entertainment services company specializing in Broadway entertainment with over 50,000 subscribers. Presenting Broadway entertainment at the Murat Centre and Clowes Memorial Hall. Call 317-818-396 for more information.
200 Medical Drive, Indianapolis, IN

Easley Winery
Free wine tastings and tours. Wine and champagne sales seven days a week. Large gift shop. Unique and rich in character, the meeting/reception room seats 80. Wine and cheese, lunch and dinner packages. Home wine and beer making supplies. Free parking. Call 317-636-4516 for more information.
205 N. College Avenue, Indianapolis, IN

Freetown Village, Inc.
History comes to you through the many touring programs. Learn about African American life in Indiana after the Civil War. Call about the period dinners, youth, music and theater programs. Programs tour statewide and year round. Fees vary. Call 317-631-1870 for more information.
625 Indiana Avenue, Indianapolis, IN

G.C. Lucas Gallery
This fine art gallery, representing realist painters from around the country, has the largest selection in the city. The gallery also carries American regionalist works from 1915-1950. Located just north of downtown in the beautiful Meridian-Kessler neighborhood. Call 317-255-4000 for more information.
4930 N. Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, IN

Gaia Wines Contemporary Winery
Indiana’s newest and female-owned winery set in historic yet contemporary Massachusetts Ave. Offering meeting rooms, private functions, large variety of wine/grape items. On-site production, tours, tastings of award-winning wines available. Call 317-634-WINE for more information.
608 Massachusetts Avenue, Indianapolis, IN

GameWorks Studio
A 27,000-square-foot entertainment complex featuring the latest in interactive video game technology and virtual reality simulators. We offer private party and meeting rooms with diverse catering options. The ideal host for your next team-building event. Venue can accommodate your department of 10 or company of 1,500. Call 317-226-9267 for more information.
49 W. Maryland Street, Indianapolis, IN

Heritage Day Festivals at NBA Robin Run Village
Held the third weekend in September, this festival celebrates Indiana history from 1800 to the present. Food, music and tours of an historic log cabin. No admission fee. Call 317-293-5500 for more information.
5354 W. 62nd Street, Indianapolis, IN

Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana
Join us for Landmarks on Foot, a guided walking tour of downtown Indianapolis on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 1 p.m. Also offering walking tours on the revitalized canal, downtown and Indianapolis historic neighborhoods. We can customize walking tours to suit your group. Call 800-450-4534 for more information.
340 W. Michigan Street., Indianapolis, IN

Hook’s Discovery & Learning Center
Currently offering a wide variety of innovative educational outreach programs for schools, day care, clubs, retirement homes and other public groups. Please call for the latest museum schedule or to book a program. Call 317-951-2222 for more information.
201 S. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN

Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame
A $2.5 million museum celebrating Indiana's basketball heritage featuring videos and artifacts depicting famous players and great moments and interactive exhibits. Call 765-529-1891 for more information.

Indiana Historical Society
Discover the fascinating stories of our state's past at the Indiana Historical Society, an independent non-profit member-based organization. Changing exhibitions, state-of-the-art research library, publications, music room, educational programs, special events, gift shop and cafe along the historic Central Canal. Call 317-232-1882 for more information.
450 W. Ohio Street, Indianapolis, IN

Indianapolis Art Center
Offering art classes throughout the year for all ages and skill levels. Films, lectures, workshops, receptions, concerts and the annual Broad Ripple Art Fair. Eight exhibition spaces, including three galleries as well as the Basile Gallery Gift Shop. Call 317-255-2464 for more information.
820 E. 67th Street, Indianapolis, IN

Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra
A fully professional orchestra of approximately 35 musicians, the ICO performs an annual concert series of repertoire spanning four centuries. With Music Director and Conductor Kirk Trevor, the ICO is Orchestra-in-Residence at Clowes Memorial Hall of Butler University. Call 317-940-9607 for more information.
4600 Sunset Avenue, Indianapolis, IN

Indianapolis Museum of Art
Situated on 152 acres, the IMA features significant collections of the world’s art, as well as the former J.K. Lilly Jr. estate, Oldfields – Lilly House & Gardens, a historic house museum of the American Country Place era. Call 317-923-1331 for more information.
1200 W. 38th Street, Indianapolis, IN

Indianapolis Raceway Park
One of the world's finest multi-purpose motor sports facilities, IRP offers an active schedule of competitive events on its world-famous drag strip, paved oval track and challenging road course. Call 317-387-7342 for more information.

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Firmly established as one of America's premier musical ensembles, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra continues a tradition of excellence with year-round performances of classical, pops, educational and holiday music at the historic Hilbert Circle Theatre. Call 317-262-1100 for more information.
45 Monument Circle, Indianapolis, IN

Indianapolis Zoo / White River Gardens
The two sister institutions feature the best in animal and plant exhibition. See 350 species of animals in natural habitats at the Zoo, and get inspired by the most unique and beautiful botanical attraction in the Midwest at the Gardens. Call 317-630-2001 for more information.
1200 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN

Kuaba Gallery
Offering distinctive, one-of-a-kind African art, collectibles and decorative objects representing a broad range of African cultures. Oil and acrylic on canvas, furniture, Shona sculptures, fiber arts, mixed media, jewelry and more are available. Exhibitions and special programs featured throughout the year. Call 317-955-8405 for more information.
876 Massachusetts Avenue, Indianapolis, IN

NCAA Hall of Champions
The 25,000-square-foot, two-level Hall of Champions celebrates the 84 NCAA championships and 22 sports. It features six multi-media presentations and interactive kiosks. Visit Campus Corner gift shop for your exclusive NCAA merchandise. Group rates available. Call 800-735-6222 for more information.
One NCAA Plaza at 700 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN

Noël Studio
The Gallery/Showroom of internationally acclaimed Nancy Noël open to the public. Shoppers can browse the Gallery/Showroom and purchase original paintings, limited and open edition prints, works on canvas, books and textiles featuring angel, Amish, African, floral, animal and whimsical images. Call 800-444-6635 for more information.
5618 W. 73rd Street, Indianapolis, IN

Pacers Sports & Entertainment
The Indiana Pacers and the WNBA team play at Conseco Fieldhouse in addition to family shows and concerts. Admission varies with the event. Call 317-917-2500 for more information.
One Conseco Court at 125 S. Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, IN

President Benjamin Harrison Home
Home of the 23rd U.S. president and noted for its Victorian furnishings, this three-story Italianate mansion features many original Harrison pieces. Centennial room, spacious lawn and kitchen available for rent (60 person capacity); spacious lawn rented for larger groups. Call 317-631-1888 for more information.
1230 N. Delaware Street, Indianapolis, IN

White River Gardens
This 3.3 acre landmark botanical attraction features a 65-foot glass conservatory, 18 design and water gardens, a resource center and more. Admission is charged. Call for hours. Call 317-630-2001 for more information.

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