Scott N.
4/20/2025
Butler Arts & Events Center is a fantastic place to see live performances. Getting into the garage as showtime approaches is a bit of a challenge. There are a LOT of people arriving at the same...
Butler Arts & Events Center
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4602 Sunset Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46208
Butler Arts & Events Center, situated in Indianapolis, IN, offers a diverse array of performances and events for the community to enjoy. From music showcases to comedy nights, dance performances, and lectures, the center presents a rich tapestry of cultural experiences.
With venues like the Schrott Center for the Arts and Clowes Memorial Hall, visitors are treated to top-notch productions and presentations. The center also plays a vital role in arts education through camps, workshops, and collaborations, fostering creativity and talent in individuals of all ages.
Moreover, Butler Arts & Events Center is at the forefront of creating a vibrant cultural hub with its Midtown Arts District. Through innovative projects and initiatives, the center aims to enhance the arts landscape in Indianapolis, providing a platform for community engagement and world-class performances.
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Karley C.
3/11/2024
A lovely event space -- we're so lucky in Indy to have multiple beautiful theatres. What I love about Clowes is how patient the staff are. I was having issues with my QR code for a show, and they...
Sharon J.
10/13/2024
This is my first time at the Butler campus, and I went to see Nurse John perform on his "we're short staffed" tour. I found street parking in a nearby neighborhood but heard there was a parking...
Kara M.
5/17/2024
This is a beautiful place to watch a play or musical. Located on Butler University's campus this place is big inside and every seat is a great seat. I've seen the Phantom of the Opera, Blue Man...
Lauren L.
1/28/2025
Such a great venue to be ruined by such a shit show of a parking garage. Literally stuck in the garage as I type this for what will most likely be a couple hours after a show. That's absurd and...
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