Immerse yourself in the cultural and historical significance of White River State Park.
Description:
Guides will share stories of the park’s history, from the time of Indianapolis’s settlement to the present day, tracing how the area evolved from a hub of transportation and industry to a center for recreation, culture, and entertainment. The tour will highlight how historic landmarks became assets within the park including the 1916 Washington Street bridge, limestone-lined river promenade, 1870 pumphouse, Central Canal, and more.
This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather.
The route is accessible for those using mobility aids or with strollers. There is no seating along the tour route. Public restrooms are available in the park.
Immerse yourself in the cultural and historical significance of White River State Park.
Description:
Guides will share stories of the park’s history, from the time of Indianapolis’s settlement to the present day, tracing how the area evolved from a hub of transportation and industry to a center for recreation, culture, and entertainment. The tour will highlight how historic landmarks became assets within the park including the 1916 Washington Street bridge, limestone-lined river promenade, 1870 pumphouse, Central Canal, and more.
This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather.
The route is accessible for those using mobility aids or with strollers. There is no seating along the tour route. Public restrooms are available in the park.
Immerse yourself in the cultural and historical significance of White River State Park.
Description:
Guides will share stories of the park’s history, from the time of Indianapolis’s settlement to the present day, tracing how the area evolved from a hub of transportation and industry to a center for recreation, culture, and entertainment. The tour will highlight how historic landmarks became assets within the park including the 1916 Washington Street bridge, limestone-lined river promenade, 1870 pumphouse, Central Canal, and more.
This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather.
The route is accessible for those using mobility aids or with strollers. There is no seating along the tour route. Public restrooms are available in the park.
Immerse yourself in the cultural and historical significance of White River State Park.
Description:
Guides will share stories of the park’s history, from the time of Indianapolis’s settlement to the present day, tracing how the area evolved from a hub of transportation and industry to a center for recreation, culture, and entertainment. The tour will highlight how historic landmarks became assets within the park including the 1916 Washington Street bridge, limestone-lined river promenade, 1870 pumphouse, Central Canal, and more.
This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather.
The route is accessible for those using mobility aids or with strollers. There is no seating along the tour route. Public restrooms are available in the park.
What is more cathartic than stabbing something a thousand times without killing it? Needle felting and creating something unique and beautiful with wool. You'll take home your own unique creation.
Description:
Needle felting is an ancient art that turns fluffy wool into soft sculptures. Specialized barbed needles are used to stab wool roving into place as you create and build wool on wool. Basic techniques and safety tips will be taught at the beginning of class. All materials will be provided, including a ball of core wool, roving in a variety of colors, and 3 felting needles. What will your humble wool become? A penguin, a Pokeball, a snowman, a monster? It's up to you!
Dye noir‑punk luxury with the Moonlight Bard. Deep purples, blacks, and greys on premium merino with neon UV neps. Fifth year of sold‑out sorcery—create a colorway that glows in the dark.
Description:
Hand‑paint a 100g skein (~437 yds) of high‑twist fingering‑weight yarn: 85% superwash Merino threaded with 15% fluorescent Donegal neps that flare under UV light. Using layered hand‑painting techniques, you’ll build deep purples, blacks, and silver‑greys over neon flecks that refuse to fade. The result is a noir‑punk colorway with velvet shadows and electric sparks—after‑hours glamour captured in fiber. (Instructor recommends DARK COTTON CLOTHING; dye won't stain cotton.)
Craft electric noir on premium merino with UV neon neps. Blues, purples, and blacks pulse like midnight static. Join the Moonlight Bard’s fifth year of sold‑out dye magic and make yarn that sparks.
Description:
Dye a 100g skein (~437 yds) of fingering‑weight 85/15 Merino with UV‑reactive neon Donegal neps. Through guided hand‑painting, you’ll layer blues, purples, and blacks to create a midnight‑bright, static‑charged palette. The neon neps ignite through the dark wash, giving the yarn a glitch‑bright pulse. This class blends technical precision with noir‑punk atmosphere, crafting a colorway that hums like a coded signal in the rain. (Instructor recommends DARK COTTON CLOTHING; dye won't stain cotton.)
Come join us for an opportunity to get a workout in to dance music. A smile is required for entry.
Description:
The instructors Bruce and Jessy have been Zumba instructors for 7 years. Our classes tend to be a little more athletic than some Zumba classes. If you have never tried Zumba before, please consider this opportunity to try it out.