Cultural Districts
Explore our neighborhoods and immerse yourself in Indy's culture.
The Canal and White River State Park
URBAN. GREEN. Whether it’s a relaxing stroll, an invigorating bike ride or run, an afternoon at the ballpark, interacting with dolphins, discovering the Indiana History Center and Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, or enjoying an outdoor concert, the Canal and White River State Park has surprises for everyone.
Market East
Market East features historic attractions and modern living with easy access to all of Downtown. The Artistry boasts five stories of urban apartments with contemporary amenities. A brand new 28-story tower, Market Square Tower, is coming to the area in 2016 along with a Whole Foods Market. Residents enjoy the Indianapolis Cultural Trail, Indianapolis City Market, The Hall and close proximity to Mass Ave, Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Georgia Street, Circle Centre mall and many Downtown favorites.
Mass Ave
ARTSY. INDEPENDENT. Mass Ave puts a whole new angle on excitement, one that promises to be 45 degrees from ordinary. Known as the Arts and Theater District, a free-spirited and friendly mood spills from the many venues sprinkling the Avenue.
Indiana Avenue
JAZZY. HISTORIC. Indiana Avenue anchors the district stretching between the Central Canal and White River, where history, music, restored neighborhoods, and spirituality come together to showcase Indianapolis’ rich African-American heritage.
Fountain Square
VINTAGE. UNIQUE. Searching for a neighborhood with a cluster of ethnic eateries, antique shops, duckpin bowling, and art galleries? Look right down Virginia Avenue to Fountain Square and discover a vibrant neighborhood as unique as the people who call it home.
Broad Ripple Village
ECLECTIC. TRENDY. Diverse street life, quaint boutiques, and hot nightlife are set to the backdrop of public art, graffiti murals, and beautiful greenways and parks. Unique art galleries, sidewalk cafes, and fabulous restaurants complete the Village.
Indianapolis Cultural Trail
Named “the biggest and boldest step by any American city” by Project for Public Spaces in New York City, this $63 million, internationally acclaimed 8-mile biking and walking trail connects Indy’s cultural districts. From Mass Ave to White River State Park and Fountain Square, the trail is a safe, healthy, and convenient way to explore the city.
The trail is served by Indiana Pacers Bikeshare, with 525 bikes and 50 stations along the Indianapolis Cultural Trail, and along the Monon Trail and other greenways.