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As the Indianapolis Museum of Art has grown to become an internationally renowned museum, we now turn our attention toward increasing our emphasis on combining art with nature.

This combination of art and nature was always part of the original vision—and now we see a vision for the next fifty years. 

The galleries are surrounded by gardens, water features, over a hundred acres of woodland filled with surprise and beauty. The campus itself is ideal for performances, afternoon walks, kite-flying, cloud-gazing, memory-making, new-idea-having. There’s a mansion to stage unforgettable events, restaurants for relaxing, bars for microbrews and friendships.

Newfields is a setting where it’s easy to make connections of all sorts. Like no place else in Indianapolis.

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One of Indianapolis’ oldest parks, Holliday Park is located just six miles north of downtown and encompasses 94-acres of beautiful green space. Visitors can explore the nature center, play on one of the city’s best, hard-to-leave playgrounds, hike more than 3.5 miles of picturesque trails or take a stroll around the one-of-a-kind Holliday Park Ruins.

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Exterior photo showing the stage at Rock the Ruins in Holliday Park

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Illinois Street Food Emporium is a great place with a deep connection to the community. The restaurant serves salads, sandwiches, pasta, quesadillas, flatbread pizzas and myriad sweets and breads, including croissants. The signature Tarkington Chicken is an entrée of grilled chicken with wild rice, mushrooms, carrots, onions, artichoke and spinach with Monterey Jack cheese sauce.

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Juan Solomon Park, located in the Crooked Creek neighborhood of Indianapolis, is one of those unique all-in-one Indy parks that has something for everyone. Looking for a fun playground for the kids? Check. Looking for a place to go creek stomping? Check. Looking for a woodsy park to hike and be surrounded by nature? Juan Solomon Park has that, too.

Acquired in 1971, this 41-acre park is named for Juan Solomon. Son of a Methodist minister and schoolteacher, Juan Solomon was highly involved in civic activities within the Indianapolis African-American Community.

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Set within a spectacular 151-acre estate that includes one of the most accurate Palladian-style villas ever built in the United States, RH Indianapolis is a first-of-its-kind design and hospitality destination. The 60-room property seamlessly integrates RH collections with rare art, antiques, and artifacts from across the globe. Enjoy The Dining Room restaurant that opens - along with The Lakeside Terrace and Wine Bar - onto a 35-acre private lake and stunning surrounding landscape.

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Exterior photo of RH Indy DeHann estate, showing the landscaped garden

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Greenbriar Elementary School is a vibrant educational institution nestled in a welcoming community setting. With a focus on fostering academic excellence and holistic development, the school provides a nurturing environment where students thrive. Its dedicated faculty and staff are committed to nurturing the intellectual curiosity and social-emotional growth of each student, while also encouraging creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration. Through innovative teaching methods and a comprehensive curriculum, Greenbriar Elementary School strives to empower students with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary for success in an ever-changing world. With a strong sense of community and a culture of inclusivity, the school cultivates a supportive environment where students feel valued, respected, and inspired to reach their full potential.

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West Washington Township is made of smaller, less busy neighborhoods. This northwest-side area is perfect for families looking for a quieter side of the city. Offering a wide range of parks, events, and festivals for residents and visitors to enjoy. One of the most popular parks in the area, [Holliday Park](https://www.dwellane.com/place/holliday-park), offers a variety of amenities including walking paths, picnic areas, and playgrounds. 

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