As the Indianapolis Museum of Art has grown to become an internationally renowned museum, we now turn our attention toward increasing our emphasis on combining art with nature.

This combination of art and nature was always part of the original vision—and now we see a vision for the next fifty years. 

The galleries are surrounded by gardens, water features, over a hundred acres of woodland filled with surprise and beauty. The campus itself is ideal for performances, afternoon walks, kite-flying, cloud-gazing, memory-making, new-idea-having. There’s a mansion to stage unforgettable events, restaurants for relaxing, bars for microbrews and friendships.

Newfields is a setting where it’s easy to make connections of all sorts. Like no place else in Indianapolis.

Newfields

Home to Butler University and close to other neighborhoods like Broad Ripple, Butler-Tarkington’s older homes are enviable. This diverse neighborhood is on the northwest side of Indianapolis and shares a border with Crown Hill Cemetery.

L.E. Kincaid & Sons opened its doors in 1921 and has been a mainstay on the north side of Indianapolis for over nine decades. Started by L.E. Kincaid and passed through the generations to his grandson, David Rollins, it was sold to the Dugdale family in 2015. The Dugdale’s are not new to the meat business, having owned Dugdale Beef Co. since the 1970s. It was a natural transition for Kathy and Joe Dugdale having done business with Kincaid’s for years. Their sons Jonathan and Joseph MacKenzie have been working at Kincaid’s since they were in their teens and now run the day-to-day operations.
Kincaid’s is a full-service butcher and meat market. The new owners have modernized the Kincaid’s experience but what hasn’t changed is the exceptional customer service and old-school butcher shop feel. The updates you will find are brand new local products that are the best of the best curated from Jonathan and Joe Mac’s years of experience in the food industry.  You’ll also find new Sunday hours to better serve your busy life.
Kincaid’s Meat Market is proud to serve multiple generations of Indianapolis families. Our customers know that they can expect the highest quality products from Kincaid’s and exceptional customer care that hasn’t changed over the years.

Kincaid'd Meat Market

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Petite G Jewelers is an Indianapolis’ jewelry store that specializes in premier boutique jewelry. For many years, Petite G has had the distinct honor of servicing Meridian-Kessler, Butler-Tarkington & surrounding Indianapolis neighborhoods. With a long-standing reputation in the jewelry industry and local community, you can count on Petite G to provide the highest level of customer service.

From engagement rings to repairs and everything in between, Petite G is here to help with all of your jewelry needs. We are a family owned and look forward to serving you for years to come. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your patronage and support.

Petite G Jewelers 

Illinois Street Food Emporium is a great place with a deep connection to the community. The restaurant serves salads, sandwiches, pasta, quesadillas, flatbread pizzas and myriad sweets and breads, including croissants. The signature Tarkington Chicken is an entrée of grilled chicken with wild rice, mushrooms, carrots, onions, artichoke and spinach with Monterey Jack cheese sauce.

Illinois Street Food Emporium

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Located on the north side of Indianapolis, Rivi has been a centerpiece of the Midtown area for many decades. Under its published Mission Statement, Membership is open to “people of good humor and high character…without regard to gender, religious or ethnic background.” A variety of programs are available to Members including USA Swimming-accredited swim teams, swim lessons and aquatic classes for adults and children,  an ever-expanding selection of fitness classes,  tennis options, days camps, dining and other activities, with some offerings open to the general public. The Riviera Club is a 501(c)7 not-for-profit Member-owned recreational and social club, with a 501(c)3 arm,  supported by 2200 families. It is a place for everyone, a truly inclusive and unique club representative of the many diverse neighborhoods and individuals around us. Today the Riviera Club is a welcoming family-friendly environment for people of any background.

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The mission of the Center for Inquiry School 84 is to develop a community of respectful, life long learners, who use inquiry, critical thinking, and problem solving skills to be socially responsible contributors to a changing global society.

School 84

This neighborhood has long been one of the most sought-after places to live in the city, with its quiet, statehouse houses and historic architecture. Just four miles from downtown, Meridian Kessler offers funky coffee shops, spacious parks, restaurants, and more.

The Fresh Market is a destination for those looking to discover the best including convenient, restaurant-quality meals, hand-picked produce, premium baked goods, fresh-cut flowers, custom-cut meats and carefully curated offerings for holidays and special occasions.

Fresh Market

Immaculate Heart of Mary School (IHM) was founded in 1948 by an inspired and motivated group of parishioners, led by Father Edwin Sahm, who gathered resources to build a parish school for neighborhood Catholic families. Today, the IHM student body represents several surrounding neighborhoods. IHM is committed to the highest standards of academic excellence, and dedicated to providing the best possible education for our students through the development of the knowledge, attitudes and skills essential for life-long learning. As a community grounded in Catholic faith, IHM strives to inspire in its students a global sense of understanding and compassion for others and the courage to act on their beliefs.

Immaculate Heart of Mary School

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One of the most popular areas in the city, Broad Ripple Village is still an excellent choice to buy a home. From gorgeous parks and recreational events to award-winning restaurants and bars, Broad Ripple’s got a style all its own. Bike down the Monon Trail to dinner, accompany your pooch to the dog park or take the Red Line to your favorite destinations outside the neighborhood.

Located six miles north of downtown, Broad Ripple Village is the longest established of seven cultural districts in the City of Indianapolis. 

Broad Ripple

The popular Monon Rail Trail stretches from the town of Sheridan in the north, extends south through Westfield, Carmel, Broad Ripple, and passes by the Indiana State Fairgrounds before intersecting with the Indianapolis Cultural Trail on the east end of Massachusetts Avenue (Mass Ave).

The Monon Trail

Broad Ripple Park is a 62-acre park on the northeast side of Indianapolis, bordering the White River. It offers a wide variety of programs and activities for all ages, and welcomes an estimated 150,000 visitors annually. The Family Center schedules scores of classes throughout the year in dance, safety, sports, fitness, arts, crafts, health, self-defense and other subjects for all age groups. Programs are generally fee-based, and registration is usually required.

In addition to the Family Center, Broad Ripple Park facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, baseball diamond, multi-use athletic fields, playground, picnic shelters and areas, a viewing platform over the White River, a bark park, a wooded preserve, a walking/jogging/running/bicycling and fitness path, and a boat ramp to the White River.

Broad Ripple Park

All of us at Rusted Moon Outfitters have been involved with outdoor activities for all of our professional lives. We know what gear works and we know how to use it. Let us outfit you for your next adventure, epic or everyday.

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