Top Brownsburg Venues

• Spaces for 100-400 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Barn
• 4 Total Spaces

Jameson Camp is a nonprofit outdoor event venue and retreat center set on over 130 acres of forest, meadow, and streams in Indianapolis, Indiana. Founded in 1928, the property has operated for nearly a century and today opens its grounds to weddings, corporate retreats, team-building events, meetings, and celebrations of all kinds. The venue offers four distinct event spaces accommodating groups from 100 to 180 guests. The Jameson Center features 14-foot natural wood beams, skylights, stone walls, and a fireplace, and includes a bridal suite. The Blue Building is a modern facility with wood accents, gender-neutral restrooms, a classroom, lobby, and caterer's kitchen. The Meadow provides an open, expansive campus space suited for tented receptions, while the Hammock Garden offers a tree-canopied grove for outdoor ceremonies. ADA-compliant facilities, audio-visual equipment, and wireless internet are available throughout the property. On-site food service and full event coordination are offered for weddings and private events.

• Spaces for 150 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn

The Barn in Zionsville is a family-owned wedding venue set on a rural property in Zionsville, Indiana. Originally home to more than 20 horses, the 1,800-square-foot barn has been renovated into an elegant event space that retains its rustic character — featuring five hanging chandeliers, vintage bulb lighting, smooth concrete floors ideal for dancing, and nine authentic whiskey barrels as décor accents. The venue accommodates up to 150 guests and is designed with weddings in mind. The rental includes ceremony pergolas, chiavari chairs, chiffon drapes, a pallet bar, a fire pit, luxury restrooms, and staff assistance throughout the event. Couples may bring any licensed caterer of their choice. The Barn in Zionsville is LGBTQ+ affirming and welcoming to all.

• Spaces for 230 Guests

Martha's Orchard Event & Party Center is a family-owned wedding barn and event venue situated on a historic property about 20 minutes west of Indianapolis, Indiana. The land dates to an original deed signed by Andrew Jackson in 1832, and the venue has hosted celebrations for over 25 years. The centerpiece of the property is a 5,000-square-foot climate-controlled barn that serves as Central Indiana's largest wedding barn. The barn is equipped with 1G fiber WiFi and modern restroom facilities, and it connects to front and back patios that open onto scenic grounds. A large pond and apple orchard provide a rural backdrop suited to photography and outdoor ceremonies. The venue offers two outdoor ceremony settings: beneath the apple trees or in an open shaded area. Martha's Orchard hosts one wedding per day, ensuring each event receives the full focus of the property and staff. Clients may bring outside vendors or work with the venue's in-house catering team, DJ service, and rental inventory. A complimentary bridal suite is available for the wedding party. The venue also accommodates reunions, corporate gatherings, and family celebrations.

• Spaces for 100 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark

Awe-inspiring surroundings. Unforgettable experiences. World-class hospitality. You can expect all of this and more when you book your next event at The Children’s Museum. We offer a myriad of rental options and fun add-ons for events like: Corporate and team-building experiences Weddings and rehearsal dinners Banquets and large dinners Sports recognition events Proms and dances Holiday parties Galas

• Spaces for 60-500 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 6 Museums
• 6 Total Spaces

The Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites anchors the cultural heart of White River State Park in downtown Indianapolis, housed in a landmark building clad in Indiana limestone and sandstone. The exterior features sculptures representing each of the state's 92 counties, giving the building a character as distinctly Hoosier as what's inside — a collection of more than 500,000 objects spanning Ice Age fossils to contemporary innovation. For private events, the museum offers a range of spaces that let guests move between celebrated gallery environments and dramatic architectural settings. The Governor Frank & Judy O'Bannon Great Hall seats up to 300 for dinner and expands to a 500-guest cocktail reception beneath soaring ceilings and a four-story glass atrium. Outdoor terraces along the Canal Walk — including the Ball Family Terrace and the Canal Overlook Bridge — provide open-air options with views of the Indianapolis skyline and White River State Park. The L.S. Ayres Tea Room recreates the interior of Indianapolis's storied department store tearoom, bringing a historically grounded setting to luncheons, rehearsal dinners, and smaller gatherings. On-site event coordination and security are included across rental packages, and A/V services are available through Markey's. The museum's walkable downtown location, with nearby hotels and parking, makes it well-suited for weddings, corporate events, galas, and milestone celebrations.

• Spaces for 80-300 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 3 Event Spaces
• 4 Historic Spaces

Pipers at the Marott produces only the finest of quality in all catered events. With custom menus, specialty items, and over 75 years of experience, the Chefs will never disappoint. In addition to catering, four beautiful venues at Pipers at the Marott will help you bring your dream event to life. Pipers at the Marott’s servies include unique event lighting, a creative culinary team, as well as beautiful chandeliers with marble floors. Onsite parking and free valet is overed for parties of 176 and up. In addition, Pipers at the Marott has off site catering to serve guests who choose to hold their events elsewhere.

• Spaces for 16-300 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Landmark
• 2 Total Spaces

The Madam Walker Legacy Center occupies a four-story, 48,000-square-foot landmark building on Indiana Avenue in Indianapolis — a National Historic Landmark completed in 1927 and designed by the architectural firm Rubush & Hunter. Built to honor Madam C. J. Walker, the pioneering African American entrepreneur and philanthropist, the building served for decades as the world headquarters of her manufacturing company and as the social, entertainment, and commercial heart of Indianapolis's African American community. The building's architecture is one of its most distinctive qualities: African, Moorish, and Egyptian motifs woven into Art Deco styling make it among the few remaining African Art Deco structures in the country. The Walker Theatre anchors the building with 935 seats, a grand stage, pipe organ lofts, and an orchestra pit. The fourth-floor Grand Casino Ballroom accommodates up to 300 guests for receptions or 200 for banquet-style dinners. The Memorial Boardroom provides an intimate conference setting for up to 16 attendees. Following a major renovation completed in 2020, the center continues to host private events, wedding receptions, business seminars, and onstage showcases, while advancing its mission of cultural education and community engagement in partnership with Indiana University Indianapolis.

• Spaces for 600 Guests

Biltwell Event Center occupies a 1922 industrial building on Indianapolis's White River Parkway — a former window and door factory that owner Taki Sawi transformed into an event venue, welcoming its first events in 2015. The conversion preserved the structure's original character: exposed brick walls, hardwood floors, a freight elevator, antique fire doors, and a bank vault remain intact throughout the space, giving the venue a texture rarely found in purpose-built event halls. The venue accommodates weddings, corporate functions, nonprofit events, trade shows, and social gatherings, with rental packages that include Edison lighting, handcrafted farm tables, cross-back chairs, built-in bars, a full sound system with microphones, ceremony arch options, lounge seating, and a champagne wall. Complimentary parking is provided on-site. An in-house culinary team handles all food and beverage, with experienced catering sales managers present throughout each event. Outdoor decks with string lighting, outdoor furniture, and fire pits extend the usable space beyond the building's walls. Ceremony and reception packages include seven hours of event time with 10 a.m. vendor access, a two-hour rehearsal, and an engagement session. The venue can host up to two simultaneous events thanks to sound-proof walls between spaces, and it sits less than ten minutes from downtown Indianapolis.

• Spaces for 35-360 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 6 Museums
• 6 Total Spaces

The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art is a cultural landmark in White River State Park in Indianapolis, Indiana, dedicated to the art and histories of Indigenous peoples and the American West. The museum's distinctive Southwestern-inspired architecture houses a permanent collection and rotating exhibitions that span centuries of artistic tradition, creating a setting unlike any other in the Midwest for private events. Six distinct event spaces accommodate gatherings ranging from intimate boardroom meetings to receptions and banquets of up to 360 guests. The Allen Whitehill Clowes Sculpture Court, the museum's largest venue, seats 360 for seated dinners and can be expanded with additional space. Outdoors, the DeHaan Family Terrace and Gardens offers a scenic setting beside White River State Park's canal, accommodating up to 260 guests beneath distinctive white sail coverings. All events at the Eiteljorg are catered through Kahn's Catering, the museum's exclusive catering partner. The venue's events team, led by the Director of Rentals and Events, provides on-site coordination and offers space tours Tuesday through Thursday.

• Spaces for 40-700 Guests
• 10 Museums
• 2 Landmarks
• 10 Total Spaces

The Indianapolis Public Library's Central Library is a landmark downtown venue offering a range of event spaces suited for weddings, corporate events, and private gatherings. The building, one of the city's finest examples of classical architecture, blends historic character with a central location accessible to all of Indianapolis. The Central Library's signature spaces span from the glass-encased Atrium — the building's open hub, accommodating up to 700 guests for social receptions — to the Simon Reading Room, with marble staircases, white oak paneled walls, and capacity for up to 350 guests. The East Garden provides an outdoor oval lawn for ceremonies and cocktail receptions, while the Clowes Auditorium seats up to 300 for lectures, concerts, and corporate conferences. Three dedicated meeting rooms serve smaller business gatherings, and the Center for Black Literature & Culture offers a distinctive space for mid-size events surrounded by over 20,000 items celebrating Black history and culture. All on-site events are served exclusively by the Ritz Charles. The library hosts one wedding per evening, allowing couples full access to multiple spaces throughout the night.

• Spaces for 880-2,400 Guests
• 2 Hotels
• 2 Ballrooms

The Westin Indianapolis is a 574-room hotel in downtown Indianapolis, connected via skywalk to both Circle Centre Mall and the Indiana Convention Center. Following a multi-million dollar property-wide renovation completed in 2022, the hotel offers 42,500 square feet of refreshed meeting and event space designed with Indianapolis history in mind — carpet patterns tracing the White River, metalwork evoking historic railroad tracks, and overhead lighting inspired by Indiana's agricultural landscape. The Grand Ballroom anchors the event program, spanning more than 16,000 square feet and accommodating up to 1,900 seated guests or 2,400 for a standing reception. The Capitol Ballroom provides a more intimate setting for up to 880 seated guests, while the Capitol Overlook — a 3,500-square-foot second-floor event space — offers panoramic views of the Indiana State Capitol, suited for smaller ceremonies, cocktail hours, and rehearsal dinners. In total, the property includes 24 event rooms covering a wide range of gathering sizes, with direct access to an additional 750,000 square feet at the adjacent Indiana Convention Center via skywalk.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

University Park is a historic landscaped public park in downtown Indianapolis, managed by the Indiana War Memorials (IWM) and available for private events and large public gatherings. Completed in 1876, the park occupies a full city block between Vermont and New York Streets, with Meridian Street to the west and the Indiana War Memorial building to the north. The centerpiece of the park is the Depew Fountain, a five-tiered bronze and stone structure featuring sculptures of children, fish, frogs, and a draped figure — an elegant anchor for outdoor ceremonies. The grounds also feature statues of President Benjamin Harrison, Abraham Lincoln, and Vice President Schuyler Colfax, set among mature trees and ornamental flower beds. As one of the Indiana War Memorials — a complex that also includes the Soldiers & Sailors Monument, Veterans Memorial Plaza, and American Legion Mall — University Park carries the gravity of a nationally recognized historic district. IWM coordinates reservations and can accommodate events ranging from small private gatherings to large festivals. Inquiries are handled by the IWM Events Coordinator.

• Spaces for 8-120 Guests
• 6 Restaurants

Ruth's Chris Steak House Indianapolis Downtown is a locally and family-owned franchise that has been serving fine dining in the heart of downtown Indianapolis since 1996. Located at 45 S. Illinois Street, steps from Lucas Oil Stadium and the Indiana Convention Center, the restaurant combines the renowned Ruth's Chris culinary tradition with a personal, community-rooted atmosphere — staff are known for remembering guests' drink orders and steak preferences. The restaurant offers six private dining rooms suited to events of nearly any scale, from an intimate eight-person board meeting to a 120-guest banquet. Spaces are equipped with HDTVs and sound systems, and the events team provides dedicated support throughout the planning process. Valet parking is available on-site.

• Spaces for 250-800 Guests
• 3 Hotels
• 2 Ballrooms
• 3 Total Spaces

Sheraton Indianapolis City Centre Hotel sits steps from Monument Circle in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, offering 28,000 square feet of newly renovated event and meeting space across multiple venues. The hotel's location places guests and event attendees at the center of the city, with easy access to the Indiana Convention Center, Lucas Oil Stadium, and the dining and entertainment corridors of downtown Indy. The flagship Meridian Ballroom spans nearly 7,000 square feet and accommodates up to 520 guests for banquets, making it well suited for large galas, corporate dinners, and wedding receptions. For groups seeking something more dramatic, the Panorama Ballroom on the 21st floor delivers sweeping views of the Indianapolis skyline and Monument Circle, with capacity for up to 250 guests. The Lanai Deck on the 9th floor provides an open-air setting above the city — an outdoor rooftop pool deck that doubles as an event venue for up to 500 guests. The hotel's culinary and event services team handles catering in-house, and onsite audiovisual staff support productions ranging from intimate board meetings to large-scale conferences. A dedicated coordinator works with planners through every stage of the event.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Lucas Oil Stadium is a seven-level, state-of-the-art multipurpose stadium in downtown Indianapolis, home to the NFL's Indianapolis Colts and one of the most versatile large-scale event venues in the country. Opened in 2008 and spanning approximately 1.8 million square feet, the stadium features a retractable roof, an operable north window measuring 88 feet high by 244 feet wide, and seating for 67,000 guests — expandable to over 70,000 for events in the round. Private events at Lucas Oil Stadium can accommodate groups ranging from 7 to 70,000 attendees, making it a rare venue capable of scaling from intimate gatherings to convention-sized productions. Available spaces include the stadium floor and two exhibit halls totaling 44,000 square feet of contiguous space, the Lucas Oil Plaza on the street-level concourse, East and West Club Lounges each spanning approximately 30,000 square feet across two levels, the Quarterback Club with field and skyline views, the Bud Light Terrace with panoramic views of the downtown skyline, and 12 flexible meeting rooms at the event level. Centerplate manages exclusive food and beverage service throughout the facility. The stadium earned Sports Facility of the Year honors in 2008 and has hosted marquee events including Super Bowl XLVI, the NFL Scouting Combine, NCAA tournaments, and major concerts.

• Spaces for 375 Guests

JPS Events is the exclusive owner and operator of events at Regions Tower, a fifth-floor venue in downtown Indianapolis that holds the distinction of being the city's only rooftop event destination. John and Patti Stowers launched the operation in 2002, and it has grown into a multi-generational family business — their daughter Cassidy serves as a full-time manager while sons Bill and Adam contribute to event execution. The venue spans 11,000 square feet of outdoor rooftop space and 12,000 square feet of indoor space, the latter featuring panoramic views of the Indianapolis skyline through floor-to-ceiling windows. The indoor and outdoor areas adjoin, giving events flexibility across seasons. A 3,300-square-foot conference center is also available for corporate gatherings. JPS Events handles everything from weddings and corporate receptions to large-scale special events, with in-house coordination, catering, and design services available. The venue sits within three blocks of six downtown hotels and walking distance of the Indiana Convention Center, Monument Circle, and Lucas Oil Stadium.

• Spaces for 140 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 space at this venue

Located on the 36th floor in downtown Indianapolis, Skyline Club offers panoramic views of the city skyline, Lucas Oil Stadium and Monument Circle while delivering elevated dining, networking and event experiences. Members and guests enjoy both casual and formal settings, sophisticated cuisine, high-end service and private rooms equipped for meetings, receptions or milestone celebrations. With its dramatic architecture and urban vantage point, Skyline blends metropolitan energy with refined hospitality.

• Spaces for 12-200 Guests
• 9 Hotels
• 1 Ballroom
• 9 Total Spaces

Hilton Garden Inn Indianapolis Downtown occupies the historic Fletcher Trust Building at 10 East Market Street in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. The 16-story building was completed in 1915 and served as a commercial office tower before its transformation into a 188-room hotel in 2003. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and sits within walking distance of Monument Circle, Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Lucas Oil Stadium, and the Indiana Convention Center. The hotel offers more than 6,500 square feet of meeting and event space across eight rooms that can be configured into eleven distinct layouts using air walls. The Benjamin Harrison Ballroom is the flagship event space — 1,820 square feet appointed with marble columns, carved historic ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows, accommodating up to 120 guests for banquet-style events and 200 for receptions. A second-floor mezzanine overlooking a three-story atrium provides a semi-private setting for cocktail receptions of up to 200 guests. Smaller named rooms — James Whitcomb Riley, Cole Porter, Kurt Vonnegut Jr., Eli Lilly, Ovid Butler, Carl Fisher, and the Fletcher Trust Boardroom — range in size and style, suited to corporate meetings, workshops, and intimate gatherings. In-house catering and AV support are available for all events.

• Spaces for 125 Guests

Gallery Forty-Two occupies nearly five thousand square feet across four floors of Indianapolis' oldest surviving commercial building, a structure dating to the 1830s that was fully restored in 2014 and acquired in 2021 by local businessman and two-time Olympian Bill Kessler. Set in the heart of downtown Indianapolis on East Washington Street, the venue blends the building's original historic fabric with rotating fine art exhibitions rooted in nineteenth and early twentieth century traditions. The space is well suited to smaller, intimate celebrations — weddings and receptions where the art-filled surroundings serve as both backdrop and atmosphere. Beyond weddings, the venue hosts private social gatherings, corporate events, galas, fundraisers, holiday parties, and networking events across its four meticulously designed floors.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Fountain Square Theatre is a historic event venue housed in a landmark 1928 building in Indianapolis' Fountain Square neighborhood. Originally opened as a 1,500-seat motion picture and vaudeville house with a 40-foot domed ceiling and twinkling star effects, the building has been thoughtfully restored into a full-service wedding and private events destination. The main event space features columned arches surrounding an expansive dance floor at the foot of a large stage, with a balcony mezzanine overlooking the main level — the mezzanine retains much of its original architectural detail, including a painstaking restoration of painted ceiling motifs. The venue is designed for ceremonies, receptions, corporate functions, concerts, and dances. On-site offerings include in-house catering, linens, staffing, a fully stocked bar, tableware, and decor. The building also houses a boutique hotel — FountainView Inn — providing lodging for guests, along with a rooftop bar and lounge with views of the Indianapolis skyline.