Ann Dancing by Julian Opie

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E Vermont St
Indianapolis, IN 46204
https://indyculturaltrail.org

The Indianapolis Cultural Trail, a project of Indianapolis Cultural Trail Inc., is a vibrant public space that spans 10 miles, connecting six cultural districts in downtown Indianapolis. Established as a nonprofit in 2013, it promotes community engagement through various events, fitness classes, and cultural celebrations, ensuring a rich experience for both residents and visitors.

With initiatives like the Pacers Bikeshare program and various volunteer opportunities, the Cultural Trail invites community involvement to maintain and enhance this world-class public space. Its continued growth and development are supported by donations and the commitment of individuals who believe in its impact on the city.

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