Neighborhood Information
Indianapolis has more than five museums, including the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, (The
world's best and most progressive children's museum.) and a plethora of monuments and
memorials for history and education that compares to few other cities.  The six different "cultural
districts":  Broad Ripple - continues to appeal to artists and musicians, with a quaint downtown feel
and multiple specialty shops, restaurants and bars.  Fountain Square - known for its unique
architecture and is a booming residential area.   The Canal and White River Park - a 250 acre park
where you will find the zoo, state museum, Eitlejorg museum, Victory Field and the  NCAA Hall of
Champions.  Mass Ave - A thriving theater district with dining and housing nestled among the
galleries and shops.  Wholesale District - Offers shopping (Circle Center Mall) a vibrant nightlife,
hotels and dining.  Indiana Avenue - Home to the Madam Walker Theater and known for its
restored neighborhoods, history and music (especially jazz).  
Contact Information
6101 N. College Avenue, Indianapolis, IN  46220
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Farmer's Markets are here.  Each
area of town boast the best of the
areas fresh produce.  The
museums and monuments offer
a glimpse of Indiana heritage
and talent, while the cultural
districts offer shopping
opportunities from local artists as
well as art and crafts from abroad.

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