5 star review every time! Organized, professional, and passionate about their job, every experience…read moreI've had with this company has been top notch. There isn't much they can't do, even the craziest ideas they'll find a way and nail it. If your looking to hire them for your event, you won't be disappointed they put 110% in everything they do.

Soundspace is amazing. It's a great place for musicians to network, record, rehearse, perform, and…read moregather. It's a shared co-working space specifically for musicians. I love the changes they've been implementing to support their artists more and add a personal touch to our experiences.

Soundspace is an interesting concept. Think of it as a coworking space for musicians. Housed at the…read moreCircle City Industrial Complex (next to Centerpoint Brewing), Soundspace provides an outlet for aspiring musicians to hone their skills and connect with the local music community. The location itself has rehearsal spaces and recording studios available for use by members. Through open houses and mixer events, Soundspace strives to create connections for musicial collaboration and learning experiences. From what I understand, Soundspace uses a subscription model to provide services to its members. You can join as a monthly user to connect with others through exclusive events. If you need rehearsal or recording studio time, you can book time at the space for your practice and mixing needs. I am glad to see to see an unique venture like Soundspace here in Indy. In addition, there are plans to expand into a much bigger venue on the south end of the building. Hopefully through these efforts we can continue to expand the music scene in the city.

Amazing light and video! They are pros and then some! Just check out Goose (the band) on YouTube…read moreand Goedde (Marta and Andrew bro and sis team) did the video and the lights!

The Carmel Digital Media Lab deserves 10 stars for how awesome it is. And best of all, all of the…read moreservices that they provide are free to the community! So, if you need to use some photo-editing software (Photoshop, Lightroom, etc.) or want to record a podcast or some music (they have a recording room) or take some headshots (they have profession lighting equipment available), then you can. They really want everyone to stop in and be creative. The only thing they charge for is the use of their 3-D printer. But it's a nominal charge and depends on the size of the thing you want to create. I believe the prices are tiered, and they go from $3 to $5 to $7. But even at $7, that's a deal to use a 3-D printer! When we stopped by, the librarian at the desk was making some fangs or teeth or something crazy like that. The people who work here are super friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about all the equipment and services. They are also frequently setting up community events, such as evening group photo shoots around the Arts District and photo contests. I am so glad that the Carmel Library created the Digital Media Lab. It's such a benefit to the community!

Part of the Carmel Library, the Digital Media Library is located on E. Main Street not far from the…read morelibrary! You do need a Carmel library card to use the lab. We visited during an open house as part of the Gallery Walk. I had no idea this awesome place even existed! I am very glad we found it and think it is an amazing extension of the library! They have 3-D Printers and they can make you things for just the cost of materials! It was so cool to see the printers in action and we ordered some PI earrings and an SD card tray to keep all our cards in one place. It takes a few days to a week till your item is done, but they thought the tray would take 4 hours to print so not like you want to wait for it. I am super excited to get our newly printed items. They had some examples out to see. But I bet they can make even more! You pay with paypal before you pick up. At the open house we got to hop in front of a green screen and they photoshopped us into a boat scene! You can also sign up to use the computers and I saw on their FB page they sometimes offer classes! This is such an amazing place! They even have an audio recording suite and you can do a podcast! Make sure you get your library card and check it out!

This is a great local theatre in the community to see all levels of artistry! A group that I dance…read morewith has performed their multiple times and has enjoyed it every single time. One of the best parts about the theatre is they partner with you so that you as an organization makes money and the theatre does too. The stage has everything you need to put on an amazing performance complete with lights, curtains, concessions and backstage dressing room areas too! No matter what show you catch you wil enjoy it and there is a wide range of prices from completely free and up! You will catch plays, concerts, artwork and so much more. If you live in Lawrence Township and have yet to catch a show at the Theatre at the For you need to and for those in Indianapolis in general check a show out or two.

Originally known as the Post Theatre, this building was originally built in 1929. It's actually the…read moreonly original Fort Benjamin Harrison building still being used for its original purpose - as a venue for movies and entertainment. While previously it served the military here, the fort itself is long gone and the building now falls under the non-profit umbrella of Arts for Lawrence. Arts for Lawrence acquired the building in 2016 and began some pretty significant renovations including new technologies, film capabilities, cosmetic upgrades, and a building addition. The building can be used for both movies and stage performances and is actively used for both. Indy-based Heartland Film recently moved into the Fort Ben area (in the Sterrett Center) and often utilizes this theater including for its current holiday movie series. Accessibility has greatly improved under Arts for Lawrence (fantastic non-profit), though there are obviously limits given the age of the building. As a general rule, attending events here should be no problem for those, like myself, with mobility issues. There's parking right across from the building. I'm not sure about the seating capacity here, though it's a relatively intimate setting with probably no more than a couple hundred seats. The theatre itself is close to several nearby restaurants and it's easy to make attending an event here a date night. Fort Harrison State Park is also less than five minutes away!

Jared is flat out AMAZING... made the wedding flow so seamless and made it perfect. I highly…read morehighly recommend hiring Jared! Thanks again. Adam and Megan

We had the pleasure of having Jared DJ our wedding in 2014. He deserves every bit of a 5 star…read morerating. He goes above and beyond to design an individual experience for his customers. We cannot say enough to Jared's professional and personal approach. We have recommended him to at least 3 other couples introducing him as "the best decision we made regarding our wedding!" Josh and Brett

I had the chance recently to do some podcast recording at Round Table Recording Company…read more Round Table is a multi-studio recording company that offers recording, custom production, educational programs, and even the ability to monetize work. Folks here have worked with the likes of Gavin DeGraw, Snoop Dogg, The Goo Goo Dolls, DMX, B.o.B., Big Sean, Mac Miller, Mike Posner, The Fray, Jadakiss, Alanis Morissette, Tory Lanez, Stereophonics, William Michael Morgan, Big Smo, Jelly Roll, Nappy Roots, Ryan Tedder, Busta Rhymes, Wiz Khalifa, Mike Epps, and John Legend. I was here for fairly simple podcast recording. In this setting, it's reasonable to be concerned about accessibility. This is a modestly-sized building in Broad Ripple with a handful of parking spots. Street parking is also available all around it. They do have one accessible parking spot, not quite ADA, but I opted to park on the street as it gave me better access. The side entrance works better for accessibility. I had no trouble getting in it in a wheelchair. The doorways were right about 32" - right at ADA requirements. I also found the studio to be pretty darn workable with one bit of a bump to get over some cords. The podcast set-up was ideal for a wheelchair, though I will note they also knew I was coming in advance. I find in unique settings it's just helpful to let folks know in advance. The staff I met were all friendly and helpful. The setting was inviting and very conducive to recording. I'd imagine I was in one of the smaller studios, though it looked like it could be easily adapted. I'm not an expert in recording, however, I was impressed with the set-up and the effort to make guests comfortable. This was a positive experience all around for me and definitely made me intrigued about the idea of my own podcast recording in the future. I would easily return.

I've been recording at round table for maybe like a year or so. It's up to date and very chill…read moreenvironment however there's been more than a handful of occasions I've heard racist comments towards African Americans. Stereotypical jokes more often than none. With that being said over time I couldn't help but notice their staff isn't very diverse. I want to bring my husband and kids to my sessions but I'm afraid they'd be offended or feel not welcomed  :-/

I recently became acquainted with this eponymous gem of a theater. It's neatly tucked away between…read moreconstruction sites in Carmel, and is an intimate space that offers local productions. As others have mentioned, there truly is not a bad seat in the house. I came here with a friend to watch a medical themed mystery written by a local cardiologist, and we were even able to chat with him during intermission. The friendly gentleman manning the refreshment counter gave us a bit of background on several of the many cat pieces he'd procured to decorate the building. I can't wait to catch another performance here!

This was our second trip to the Cat Theater and continues to be a jewel nestled in the hub of…read moreCarmel. It provides talented local theater artists a venue to showcase their skills. Both visits were to see the plays of a favorite local playwright and fiction writer, Dr. L. Jan Eira. Last year we enjoyed STAY SMALL. This time it was a thriller called AMBUSH that stayed intense to the very end. It made me jump and a monologue from male lead made my wife tear up. It makes me feel so blessed to have such talented actors, actresses, directors and playwrights here in central Indiana. The theater is cozy and seats about 150. Every seat is a premium seat and draws you into the action on stage. Refreshments are available before and during intermission. Set within a short walk of many numerous restaurants and pubs, it a great date suggestion.