I've attended a number of meetings in this building. It's kept clean, decent temperature and the…read morebest part are some of the photos and old info inside the lobby. Also a bust of the original Mr. English downstairs. They've got a lunchroom sort of area downstairs and a vending machine I didn't realize was there for years.

Most people would shy away from a "private school" in a home and that was us at first. We drove by…read morethe first time and kept going but my co-worker insisted that I speak to the teacher to ease my fears. My husband and I met with Kasha in August of 2012 and have never looked back. After sending our two girls through the program, we see the value was beyond exceptional. Our girls learned to love and honor themselves and they are so ahead of the game. Their teachers were amazed at how polished and prepared they were for school. Ms. Hayden is a miracle when it comes to education and we welcome her into our village. Our daughters, who are now in first and second grade, are excelling in school and in all of their social environments. The biggest thing is the love and safety that Little Lambs provides. Kasha isn't always there, of course, but everyone these loves the children and want only what is best for them emotionally and academically. Oh and she feeds them well. We could never serve them school food because they just aren't used to eating that way. Little Lambs thinks of every possible way to nurture your children. I wish that we could stay home and homeschool but they certainly got the next best thing at Little Lambs Learning Lab. I just can't express our gratitude for the foundation our daughters received at Little Lambs. Having a licensed teacher versus a daycare teacher has really set them apart.

My daughter absolutely loves it here! Shes in Rookies and they teach her a little bit of…read moreeverything. The general manager Cliff was so kind and accommodating when we had a hiccup. I can't recommend it enough.

Friendly staff for all ages ready to rock. Signing up whole family.... some even extended... great…read morefun.

If it's related to the arts in Lawrence, there's a pretty good chance that Arts for Lawrence has a…read morehand in it. Started as a non-profit in 2006, Arts for Lawrence is the largest non-profit arts organization in Lawrence and Indy's northeast quadrant. The organization serves as the steward for the historic Theater at the Fort and offers a remarkably diverse array of affordable arts programs at Theater at the Fort, Fort Ben Cultural Campus, and the Visual Arts Campus. VERY often, these activities are provided at no charge to the community. This was the case for this past weekend's Shakespeare at the Fort: A Midsummer Night's Dream directed by longtime Indy radio personality Matthew Socey. At one point, I was contemplating placing a memorial for children lost to violence in the Fort Ben area - It was Arts for Lawrence that responded and had some dialogue about the idea. Essentially, I've found the organization pretty amazingly responsive when it comes to exploring ideas for creatively improving the lives of Lawrence residents. The musical chairs at Fort Ben? Arts for Lawrence is behind this wonderful, family-friendly installation operating daily from 9am-10pm. (I do agree with some who've observed it would have been ideal to include at least one accessible swing). The Fort Ben Cultural Campus as launched in 2021 with the former Fort Harrison Communications Building moved to the campus and re-established as a Visual Arts Center with monthly exhibitions, a ceramics studio offering classes for all ages and abilities, and upstairs area offering additional classes. Programs include festivals, theater performances, outdoor concert series, art classes, art exhibitions, poetry readings, and more. Food trucks often appear at outdoor events. Being right by Lawrence's City Hall, this area seems to have become a central locale for many of the City's sponsored community activities. Arts for Lawrence also has a strong equity statement on their website indicating a desire to ensure that arts programming is accessible to all. The Visual Arts Center is now open from 6-9pm daily and during festivals. Additional features include the Sterrett Center, Marching Sidewalk, Lawrence's public art, the amphitheater, and an app offering AR/VR experiences. Arts for Lawrence only assumed stewardship of Theater at the Fort in 2016. They began a vigorous upgrading of the 1929 theater and while it's certainly not perfectly accessible (what 1929 building is?), it's dramatically improved and there's an attitude of access. As a city, Lawrence fairly recently established a commission on disability. It took me quite a while to realize that many of the activities I attend here in the Fort Ben area fall under the umbrella of Arts for Lawrence. I'd imagine it will only improve once the currently under construction Fort Ben branch of the Indianapolis Public Library is completed. There's so much to love here and Arts for Lawrence is behind much of it and they've become a guiding player in the growing Lawrence arts scene. With friendly people, great events, and opportunities for all, I'm definitely a fan of Arts for Lawrence.

I love coming to support local artists here! I have been a few times now for Crossroads Dance Indy…read moreperformances and I love it every time. The venue feels small, but still fits an audience of 100+. The staff are always so friendly and do a good job of guiding you where to go. The restrooms are always clean as well. The parking situation isn't super great, however. I usually park in the lot across the street, but there isn't a ton of room on show nights. You'd have to find street parking if it were a busy night. Plan extra time just in case!