I highly recommend going to her. She was really good felt really comfortable. The vibe was right…read morewhen the room. the channel some information from world that I needed to hear, and then talked with me for about 45 minutes after the session and just let me visit about my experience with the spiritual awakening. I highly recommend going with her. I felt really good after I left. I will be definitely be coming back. Thank you!!

Clare is amazing! She is knowledgeable and intuitive, clearly has a gift for body work…read more Everything was comfortable, massage room is really clean and comfortable. I will be a regular.

I have had many massages and Clare is by far the best! She has very strong hands and listens to…read moreyour issues, while also paying close attention to your bodies response to her massage. I would highly, highly recommend going to Clare at the Breathing Room!!!!! Professional, clean and a very respectable business!

The kids and I love coming here. I love it especially for the many crystals they have in different…read moresizes, shapes, and styles like bracelets and chains and you can also create your own customizables. They also have books, clothing, furniture, inscents, and more. The staff are nice and are happy to help if you need assistance. We will continue to be regulars here.

I had long been curious about All My Relations, a "rocks and gifts shop" emphasizing more…read morealternative forms of spirituality with an emphasis on New Age. I'd been passing it quite a bit lately since I've been heading out west to work on my parents' home. However, it seemed like my timing was always off. I finally got a chance to stop in. I believe this is located in an old Walgreen's. It's still got the basic design, though signage is New Age-lite with rainbows and cliche'd messaging. Because it's an old Walgreen's, the front door is accessible and there are curb cuts, however, the interior is definitely hit-and-miss in terms of access primarily due to the amount of items and how they're laid out. All My Relations operates under the central idea that we're all related and the founder, Heather), desired to create a place where all could feel welcome. The shop started in Speedway, though moved to this larger spot on Rockville Road. As a devotee of Inner Path (including the spot at 86th and Ditch that used to be New Age People), I'm a fan of this type of shop and I will at times stop in just for the energy. I nearly always get incense as I use incense a lot. So, how about this shop? In short, it's okay. There were a handful of customers in the shop. There's a pretty good collection of stones, decent options for incense, candles, figurines, etc. Some of the prices are quite good. Some prices are quite ridiculous. For a New Age shop, experience matters. I found the experience to be fairly middling. Employees felt like their chakras were constipated and there was more of a sound byte knowledge when it came to spirituality. When I inquired about stones to help grief, the answer was pretty hit-and-miss. I wanted to feel energized here and for it to feel like a healing environment, but it really didn't feel that way to me. It felt like some of the items were inconsistent with the stated aims, however, even the more spirituality-centered items felt poorly presented. I don't know. This wasn't quite what I was hoping for, however, it wasn't a bad experience at all. It was just solidly mid-range for me. All My Relations offers a variety of services and classes, though it's difficult to learn much about them on the website. The calendar itself is a bit more helpful as you can at least figure out what's going on for the month. As a Reiki Master myself, I'm pleased to see them offer both Reiki classes and healings. My favorite places here - dried herbs, figurines, and skulls. They do offer free shipping on sales over $100. They offer returns if it's under 30 days (with some exceptions noted on the website). I wouldn't say this is a destination spirituality/metaphysical shop, however, the westside doesn't have much like it so it's nice to see its presence here. With some better defining of its offerings, improved knowledge with employees, and a stronger focus on the shopping experience this could become a destination shop for Indy's far westside and even into Hendricks County.

After having attempted to learn the practice of Reiki under another Master Teacher, I found Ms…read more Connie Bunting and the Reiki Center of Indiana. I cannot stress highly enough how excellent a Reiki Master Teacher Ms. Bunting is--a person who genuinely lives up to the practice she teaches. I have also attended two of her Reiki Retreats. The Center also conducts many other classes, all of them geared toward helping an individual create the healthiest, happiest possible life. If you are looking to make positive changes in your life, the classes at the Reiki Center of Indiana can truly help you move forward.

What an inspiration! They encourage so many local artists. My daughter and I did the tour which was…read moreFREE. It was interesting to see actual artists workshops like their "brain". Each month they rotate the various art in there MULTIPLE galleys. It also included a karaoke elevator and bouldering rock climbing wall on the roof. Loved it!

I used to attend First Friday events in Indianapolis, but I've never attend the events at the…read moreHarrison center until now. Oh boy was it an experience! 10/10! There were so many different artist on display and the energy was on point. I attended the event with my 1 year old and she even had a good time. It was kind of crowded in the hallways, so we opted to let her walk around with us instead of bringing the stroller. There are elevators that go to each floor but we found it fun to go up the stairs. Its seemed like every corner was packed with some form of art display. In the gymnasium there was chili buffet along with a live music. I wasn't expecting that, but a pleasant surprise. They were honoring a fallen artist and it was good to see the community come together. The artists were engaging and the staff was super helpful. I def will be coming back again!

I've been here a couple of times but this time a friend is promoting their popcorn company! It was…read morenice to support a self made company! The popcorn is delicious! La Margarita is below, defiantly worth a visit!

First Fridays are very cool. Ecclectic crowd, unique collection of artists, styles &…read moreinterpretations. The Murphy Art Center itself combines vintage setting with a diverse array of digital , modern, alternative arts & expression. Even areas for vendors and a thrift shop with a DJ.

If you're in Fountain Square for first Friday, chances are you've stopped in iMOCA or walked past,…read morenot realizing it was open. It's located next door to Red Lion Grog House in the Murphy Arts Building, accessible from both the front and back. I've missed many a great exhibit doing just that, specifically The White Album project, featuring artist, Ruther­ford Chang that received rave reviews and kicked myself for not going sooner. Led by Executive Director, Shauta Marsh, this non profit focuses increasing the understanding and appreciation of the significance of artistic contemporary culture in the city of Indianapolis. With Halloween just days away, I was taking a date to their feature: 'A Taste of Jean Rollin', a collection of three 1970′s European sex and horror cinema. http://www.indymoca.org/2013/10/a-taste-of-jean-rollin/. I figured I'd either scare him to death or we'd end the night reenacting scenes together. There was a small group of people in the casual seating screening room. The mood was exciting and playful as we were exposed to racy scenes of nude vampire goddessess through the use of ancient effects and technology, highlighting the skill possessed by the legendary filmmaker. Three films for a $5 suggested donation was a deal for this experience. The band playing next door at Red Lion (or was it upstairs in Joyful Noise?) was a bit distracting, but nothing some sound proof foam on the ceiling can't resolve. The Living Dead Girl, 89 minutes A toxic spill revives a beautiful, dead heiress who, with the help of her childhood friend, must quench her insatiable thirst for blood. The Iron Rose, 80 minutes A young couple out for a walk decide to take a stroll through a large cemetery. As darkness begins to fall they realize they can't find their way out, and soon their fears begin to overtake them. We made it through the first and most of the second feature before the desire to bite one another overtook us. Well played iMOCA!

I like weird shit. And in the case of iMOCA, weird shit is present. Like a hot tub filled with…read morebikini'd folk in the middle of a First Friday open gallery neighbored by a room with neon yarn and a projected 80s film. Indy has plenty of room for more weird. I'll try not to rattle on about the things that other reviews have already covered like the small size, location and fun installations that make for a great stop along the First Friday mosey in Fountain Square. Food for thought: It'd be neat to see more of iMOCA's presence spread onto the sidewalk with guerrilla style art - especially during First Fridays. Aka weird on the streets.

Whenever I am out and about for First Fridays, I always seemed to make it to Gallery 924. The…read moregallery is located in the same building as the Indy Arts Council and The Cabaret. They tend to have the most variety of artworks whenever they have exhibitions, and they are very good about showcasing artists from different backgrounds. Their most popular show is probably their holiday exhibition called Tiny. As the name suggests, the artworks are smaller in scale and are for sale at approachable price points. They make for good stocking stuffers during the holiday season.

I had the opportunity to check out Gallery 924 yesterday while at the adjacent venue The Cabaret…read more Established in 2010, Gallery 924 is a non-profit art gallery sharing space with The Cabaret and the Arts Council of Indianapolis. Gallery 924 provides a mixture of programming highlighting contemporary Central Indiana artists in curated solo and group shows. The current exhibition is Dehaan Artist of Distinction Group Exhibition that is running from Sept. 3 - October 29, 2021. Included artists are painter Mason Archie, photographer Eric Lubrick, multidisciplinary artist Samuel Levi Jones, and papel picado inspired artist Beatriz Vazquez. This is a relatively small but inviting space that's open 10am-4pm from Tuesday-Friday and by appointment. They are following CDC guidelines and recommendations. The gallery offers free parking across the street in the Lucille Raines parking lot. There's also metered parking along Pennsylvania. Occasionally, you can get lucky and find free spots along 9th Street. The gallery is also on an IndyGo route and it's adjacent to Indy's Cultural Trail. On a budget of less than $2,000 annually, Gallery 924 puts on 10 exhibitions annually empowering mid-career and established artists. The gallery is a participant in the Indianapolis Downtown Artists and Dealer's Association First Friday Art Tour. Even when the gallery doors are closed, Gallery 924 is working to promote Central Indiana's artists. I honestly loved this little space. It's not the fanciest gallery you'll find, but the energy is positive and the love for artists is obvious. I look forward to returning.