Hot tip: if you're coming here to drop off donations for the Lawrence community, look for door #5…read moreat the far end of the north side of the building. Also, make sure to call ahead and check their hours, as they vary throughout the week.

The best school district to have your scholar develop their education in!!! I'm Humbled and Honored…read moreto be an teacher for this awesome school district!!! Indeed!!!

Everytime I attend this awesome campus I'm hosted in one of the many spaces they have available for…read morerent. I was not aware that was a possibility. If you need event space, give them a call and see what they are able to do for you, you wont be disappointed.

Please fix the lunch here. We are at a private school paying 25,000 and a separate fee for lunch…read moreand I can make better than this shit. Fix the goddamn lunch.

This Marian University campus is huge! Was founded in 1851 by the sisters of St Francis. It's is a…read moreprivate Catholic university. They service undergraduate and graduate students in courses earning degrees in the arts, business, education, engineering, math, medicine, nursing, ministry, and the natural and physical sciences. They welcome students of all faiths who seek an education or furthering their education. The camp My cousin attended college here under enrolled under the Accelerated Nursing programs. I would visit here every now and then. The Cauthen Café is a Starbucks located in the Cauthen Media Center in the heart of campus which serves a full line of Starbucks expresso drinks, pastries, sandwiches and salads. I think this is pretty cool. I've had an opportunity to try them twice. The campus is clean, nice and surrounded by nature. There are two residences that had refused to sell their home/land to the university so they built around them. I believe the coolest part of that is they do not have any other residential neighborhoods LOL! Both houses are literally on the campus. Overall, this is a beautiful campus. I enjoyed my time visiting a few times.

Great small Catholic University in Indianapolis. We are here for a football game at the stadium…read moreholder school, but they seem to keep things up nicely and continue to build on a regular basis. They have a strong athletic programs as well as academic with a Christian based education.

My stars, there's a planetarium in Carmel! Yes, it's been around since the 1970s, but not too many…read morepeople beyond local students and faculty know about it, it seems, because whenever I tell people about it, people are like, "Wait, we have a planetarium?" Yes, yes, we do. And now you know. The Carmel Planetarium is located inside Carmel High School. It's used by CHS students, of course, but it's also used as a field trip destination for local Carmel Clay schools. And better still, once a month, it is open to EVERYONE for public astronomy shows. These shows run about 40 minutes, and they are family-friendly and highly entertaining. You get to sit back in a comfy chair and gaze up in the dark at projections from a night sky simulator. Each show has a different theme, too. We went for December's planetarium show, and we learned about what the night sky might have looked like during the time of Jesus' birth and about the three wise men following the star. The show was not religious at all, but since it was Christmas time, it talked about Jesus and Christmas stuff in a historical sense. Other shows in the past have dealt with fun themes like "are there monsters in the Milky Way?" and "the summer sky over Indiana." The shows put a fun spin on astronomy that are engaging for the whole family. Shows typically start at 7 p.m., but that can change each month. The best way to keep up with upcoming shows is to follow the Carmel Planetarium Twitter feed (@CCSPlanetarium). Tickets can be purchased at the door and are $4 for adults, and $2 for children, seniors and CHS students.

Wasnt a studet here, don't have kids here. BUT, attended the Holiday Spectacular! 12.5.25 Video is…read morethe 11 (!) combined choirs at @carmelhighschoolofficial annual Holiday Spectaular this past Sunday. We, and about 1400 others, went to the last of 5 shows. Great performance from all the groups. Quite the preduction, including costume changes every song, and the student orchestra rivaling any soundtrack to the vocals. And they did songs in English, Spanish, French, one from Africa (not sure which language),and ASL! It was really enjoyable. Just dont get seats in the first 4 rows of the balcony, the view is obstructed. #ReviewsByRL

It's on the back of the church building of FMHPC! It's a school for autistic kids! Great teachers…read morethat are so nice and enthusiastic overall a great school to send your autistic kid grades 4-12 and for those that need more time to get into college there is a step into college program. Nick Dahlman IA Student!

Independence Academy is an amazing diploma track school for students on the autism spectrum. As a…read moreparent and clinician, I cannot say enough about the individualized attention and robust curriculum offered by IA. The new building is beautiful, and easily accessible from 465.

Last spring I took a watercolor class here with some friends. It was fun. Today, I was at Indy Art…read moreCenter for an event. We did Pilates, yoga and breath work in the library. How cool is that? It's a beautiful campus. Lots of fun stuff to look at and create. I like the location a lot. It's surrounded by trees and near the Monon Trail. Support the Arts whenever possible! AI is just not the same.

Attended a sold out showing of the Radiance Film Festival featuring film shorts by Ball State…read moreUniversity students in the Frank Basile Theatre, with new seating. The building also has several small galleries with interesting artwork on display. Parking is scarce for an event of this size, so arrive early!

I have only good things to say about CEDIA! They are an incredible facility that hosts amazing…read moreclasses & certifications in the low voltage, custom installation business. I just finished up the "Residential Bootcamp" course hosted by Jeff Gardner & am staying the rest of the week to take part in the "Theater Bootcamp". If you are in the low voltage custom installation business or are starting a business in the field, these guys are highly recommended. I will definitely be back to take more classes!

This review is for their testing services only. This is one of the only testing centers near Indy…read morethat offers Prometic Certification tests. The staff was extremely friendly and were thorough in their procedure process. The testing center was calm and relaxing. Having taken multiple exams at various locations for my job, this is by far one of the nicest. The testing center is in a separate room with each desks sectioned off like a cubical. The computer appear to be newer. One of the best things about the testing center is that they offer some noise cancelling headphones to muffle any noise. As long as New Horizons offers the certifications that I need to take, it will be my go to testing facility when in Indy.

Took a content exam for my teaching license here today for the first time. I liked that I received…read moreclear parking instructions and the office was VERY easy to find once I was in the building. The woman at the front desk was super friendly and clear with the testing process. I will take my remaining exams here.