Central Region

Eiteljorg Museum - The Eiteljorg Museum is unique, one of two museums east of the Mississippi with both Native American and Western art. Located in downtown Indianapolis, the museum is within walking distance of the RCA Dome, Circle Centre mall and major downtown hotels.

Hamilton County Theatre Guild/Belfry Theatre - One of Indiana's oldest and most honored community theatres, HCTG produces six family-oriented comedies, dramas, and musicals annually.

Carmel Community Players (CCP) - CCP provides live dramatic and musical presentations that expand and develop creative opportunities for the entire community. Founded in 1993, CCP responded to a growing need in this community for affordable, local, quality entertainment that would meet the needs of cultural enrichment for the entire family.

Museum of Miniature Houses - The museum features antique and modern dollhouses, miniature scenes, hand-crafted miniature art, and private non-miniature collections.

Indianapolis Art Center - The mission of the Indianapolis Art Center shall be to engage, enlighten and enhance our communities through art education, participation and observation. The Indianapolis Art Center offers a variety of programs and services focusing primarily on Education, Exhibitions, Outreach, Community Resource and Inter-Arts.

White River Gardens - This stunningly beautiful, 3.3-acre landmark botanical attraction combines the best of gardening ideas, plant information and inspirational design. With over one thousand plant varieties on display, White River Gardens is an international showplace for Indiana where visitors can enjoy and learn about the bounty of the natural world.

Indiana Transportation Museum - The Indiana Transportation Museum is a volunteer run, non-profit organization whose mission is to preserve Indiana's railroad history, educate the public in the history of the railroad, and provide visitors with an opportunity to experience railroad travel as it used to be.

Indianapolis Museum of Art - The mission of the Indianapolis Museum of Art is to enable a large and diverse audience to see, understand and enjoy the best of the world’s visual arts; to this end, the Museum collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets original works of art.

Indiana Historical Society - Since 1830, the Indiana Historical Society – an independent, nonprofit membership organization – has worked to collect, preserve, interpret and share information about the unique heritage of Indiana. Changing exhibitions, state-of-the-art research library, publications, music room, educational programs, special events, gift shop and cafe along the historic Central Canal.

President Benjamin Harrison Home - The President Benjamin Harrison Home is the former residence of President Benjamin Harrison that is now a museum dedicated to his life. Benjamin Harrison was the 23rd President of the United States from 1889 to 1893.

Conner Prairie - One of America's finest living history museums. It's a place where stories are told about the past and preserved for the future--where you can relax and have fun, make memories and share your own stories. Explore an 1836 pioneer village, an 1816 Indian camp, and 1886 working farm and covered bridge. Try hands-on activities at PastPort, take a guided tour of the Conner House and lots more.

Indiana Medical History Museum - In 1896 the Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane constructed the Pathology Building, a facility for research and educating physicians. Today, this unique historic structure houses the Indiana Medical History Museum.

Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame - From Milan to Market Square, the excitement of Hoosier Hysteria has thrilled fans and players alike. The rich tradition of Indiana basketball is proudly celebrated at the Hall of Fame Museum in New Castle, Indiana.

Indianapolis Zoo - The zoo houses approximately 3,800 specimens of 320 species of animals, including 16 endangered species, four threatened species, and 13 Species Survival (SSP) animal species.

Indiana Repertory Theatre - Since the Indiana Repertory Theatre was founded in 1972, it has grown into one of the leading regional theatres in the country, as well as one of the top-flight cultural institutions in the city and state. A staff of more than 100 seasonal and year-round employees creates nine productions exclusively for Indiana audiences.

National Art Museum of Sport - The nation's largest collection of sport related art hangs in the lobbies and corridors of University Place on the campus of Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis. Over 40 sports are represented in the 800 paintings, sculptures and works on paper.

NCAA Hall of Champions - From the first track and field championship in 1921, to the flavor, pageantry and tradition of today's 81 NCAA national championships in 22 sports, the NCAA Hall of Champions celebrates the journey of the student-athlete. Experience the defeats and triumphs that have fostered student-athletes to become leaders in athletic competition and in careers beyond the courts and fields.

American Cabaret Theatre - The Mission of the American Cabaret Theatre is to continue its strong tradition of uniquely original concepts for the Indianapolis community; to continue its apprenticeship training program for young talent of the greater Indianapolis area; to create new shows, and strive for new directions, as time passes, in keeping with the changing world around us.

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis - The museum is the world's largest, featuring 10 galleries of hands-on exhibits, a huge model train display, planetarium and a real carousel.

Indianapolis Opera - Indianapolis Opera produces and presents opera in performances of the highest quality at Clowes Memorial Hall.