500 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, IN 46204
Guest services: 317.936.9378
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The Eiteljorg Museum explores the art, history, and cultures of Native Americans and of the American West. Paintings, sculptures, artifacts, programs, lectures, children’s activities, art markets, and more provide visitors greater understanding of the complete story of the West, its diversity and complexity. Each year the Eiteljorg presents a high impact exhibition. Past subjects have included the role of dogs in shaping the West, western-styled motorcycles, guitars, and Hollywood’s depiction of the West in film and television. A summer outdoor concert series gathers crowds along Indy’s Central Canal while the holiday season is greeted by an annual Eiteljorg favorite, Jingle Rails, featuring a multi-level model train display.
Accessibility tips:
- Accessible parking at the underground White River State Park garage and an elevator to the Eiteljorg ground level entry are available. Parking is free – bring your ticket into the museum for validation. A convenient drop-off is located on ground level near the ramp to the main entry.
- The Eiteljorg is a completely accessible attraction including its galleries, gift shop, café, and outdoor spaces.
- Reduced admission prices are provided to those with disabilities, and aides are admitted free of charge.
- Large print museum maps are available at the information center.
- Service animals are welcomed.