Things to Do | Indianapolis Outdoor Art Exhibits
| Indianapolis Art Center Artspark – The Indianapolis Art Center Artspark is a wonderful composition of nature and art, where Indianapolis residents and visitors can stroll, relax and observe sculptures in an open air setting. The Artspark exibit defies the restrictions of traditional Indianapolis art classes, and graces Broad Ripple Village with twelve acres of wall-free studios and galleries. | |
| Lilly House and Gardens – Oldfields, a National Historic Landmark, is part of the Gardens of the Indianapolis Museum of Art. It features the Lilly Mansion, a restored museum that was once the home of Josiah K. Lilly Jr, who was the fourth president of Eli Lilly and Company and brother of Eli Lilly. The Lilly House is the only remaining building from the set of wealthy estates that used to be in that part of Indianapolis. The crown jewel of the Oldfields estate, however, is the massive garden on its grounds. | |
| Fairbanks Art and Nature Park – The Fairbanks Art and Nature Park in Indianapolis consists of 100 acres of natural meadows, woods, wetlands and a large lake, located next to the famous Indianapolis Museum of Art. Followed on one border by the beautiful White River, this wonderful community treasure is being developed to be one of the country’s largest art parks and a center for Indianapolis arts. | |
| Glick Peace Walk on the Indianapolis Cultural Trail – The Glick Peace Walk runs parallel to the Cultural Trail on Walnut Street, where ten sculpture or luminary gardens have found new homes. Each garden illuminates the life story of an honored American through intricately laid images in granite terrazo. The artistic installations acts as a timeline of their life with points of life and a magnificent portrait etched in glass and framed by a custom made stainless steel sculpture. | |
| Nickel Plate Arts Trail – Winding its way through Fishers, Atlanta, Arcadia, Cicero, and Tipton, the Nickel Plate Arts Trail allows walkers, bikers, and joggers to experience the unique beauty of Central Indiana. More than just a hiking trail, visitors can drive the trail, ride a train through the scenic countryside, or even tame the White River in a kayak. | |
| The Giant – Located in Pendleton, Indiana, The Giant is an enormous, environmentally safe house nestled deep in the woods around Pendleton. This house is longer than Mt. Rushmore and almost entirely solar powered; it is said to be the “pinnacle of environmental science.” Visit The Giant to see the very real possibility of man living in harmony with nature, an inspiring sight that brings visitors from all over the nation to Pendleton. |
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