Whether you're getting a jump start on your holiday party planning or preparing for an upcoming wedding reception or family reunion, check out this list of rentable venues in Indy.

Note: Guest counts and rates are based on estimations and various options available on each venue's website. Please contact venue owners to inquire about current availability and current pricing.

Tinker House offers a rustic backdrop just minutes from the heart of downtown. | Photo by @meganreneethompson via Tinker House Events

Intimate gatherings

Tinker House Events, 1101 E. 16th St.

Rate: $1,000-$9,900
Accommodates 200 seated, 230 standing
4,000 sqft
Key features: Tinker House offers a versatile space. Its second floor has a bar, balcony, and private room to get ready, and on its first floor is Provider, which provides a separate area for a cocktail hour where guests can mingle inside and outside on the patio.

Neidhammer Weddings & Events, 2104 E. Washington St.

Rate: $500-$6,500+
Accommodates 50
Key features: Neidhammer has two rooms to choose from — the Washington Room and the Grand Hamilton Theatre. It also offers packages for intimate elopements and micro-weddings.

The Heirloom was full of stunning florals during its opening event. | Photo by INDYtoday team

The Heirloom at N.K. Hurst, 230 W. McCarty St.

Rate: $2,000-$8,000
Accommodates 300 seated, 600 standing
9,000 sqft
Key features: This historic building directly south of Lucas Oil Stadium offers views of the downtown skyline with a rustic ambiance and open concept, outdoor terrace, and glass garage doors that open up to allow fresh air and a stadium view.

Biltwell Event Center, 950 S. White River Pkwy Dr. W.

Rate: $3,000-$10,000
Accommodates 300 outdoors, 450-500 indoors
Key features: This venue has several different rooms to utilize, including the Santorini Room, Grand Hall, Gallery 1922, Patio, Dock, Den, and Deck.

The Indianapolis Propylaeum, 1410 N. Delaware

Rate: $1,500-$5,200
Accommodates 75+
16,000 sqft
Key features: Pay as little as $1,500 for a private ceremony in this beautiful Victorian mansion, or book its six unique bedrooms + stay the night. Either way, guests are sure to be charmed by the alluring ceiling murals, grand staircase, and antique furnishings.

Larger venues

Indianapolis Arts Garden, 110 W. Washington St.

Rate: $1,000-$3,000
Accommodates 250 seated, 400 standing
8,000 sqft
Key features: This sleek, glass enclosed structure in the heart of downtown offers close proximity to restaurants, hotels, and entertainment, making it an ideal location for guests to discover the city.

In addition to hundreds of concerts and arts events, the Indianapolis Artsgarden also hosts weddings. | Photo by @danielle_harris_photography

Grand Hall at Historic Union Station, 123 W. Louisiana St.

Rate: $8,000+
Accommodates up to 600 guests with two ballrooms
55,000+ sqft
Key features: Get the full package with overnight accommodations for the bride and groom, a dance floor, complimentary centerpieces, linens with choice of colors, and an on-site personal wedding coordinator.

Conservatory at Evergreen, 8140 W. 34th St.

Rate: $3,500-$8,500
Accommodates 250 seated
4,320 sqft inside a glass structure
Key features: This family-owned and operated venue is located on 23 acres of woods along Eagle Creek, not far from downtown Indianapolis, and offers picturesque views year-round.

INDUSTRY, 545 Kentucky Ave.

Rate: $5,000-$9,000
Accommodates 300 seated, but cocktail/standing events can accommodate more
6,800 sqft
Key features: This historic building with a unique architectural and rustic design has been around since 1908 and is located just two blocks from Lucas Oil Stadium and three minutes from the center of Indianapolis. You don’t have to leave your furry friends at home either — INDUSTRY is pet friendly.

The Sixpence, 4400 N. 1000 East, Whitestown

Rate: $3,500-$12,500
Accommodates 300
8,000 sqft
Key features: Explore 17 acres of indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces. Its Homestead can sleep 10 people overnight if you want to stay on property, and its Workshop is the perfect spot for a rehearsal dinner or afterparty with a pool table, darts, a 90 " TV, a bar, and more.

Indiana Roof Ballroom, 140 W. Washington St.

Rate: Contact for pricing
Accommodates 1,500
15,700 sqft
Key features: This stunning ballroom replicates a European village with stucco facades, red-tiled roofs, a second story balcony that surrounds the room, and a starry blue night sky ceiling.

Multiple options

Central Library, 40 E. St. Clair St.

Rate: $2,000-$5,000
Accommodates 450
Key features: Tie the knot in this historic yet modern landmark located in the heart of the city, which offers both indoor and outdoor spaces like the Atrium, Simon Reading Room, and East Garden. Free parking in the underground garage is also included for up to 300 cars.

VisionLoft Events opened a new space in the Stutz building downtown. | Photo by INDYtoday team

VisionLoft Events, Stutz or Mass Ave.

Rate: $3,500-$4,500
Accommodates up to 250 guests depending on location
Key features: Both VisionLoft locations offer trendy and unique spaces in the heart of downtown, steps from Mass Ave. or inside the newly renovated historic Stutz building. Onsite day-of wedding coordinator services are available as an add-on.

The Sanctuary on Penn, 701 N. Pennsylvania St.

Rate: $3,500+
Accommodates up to 350 seated, 400 standing
Key features: This historic church has several spaces you can utilize for your special day including the Main Hall, Cocktail Plaza, Mezzanine, and the Courtyard.

Indiana Landmarks Center, 1201 Central Ave.

Rate: Contact for pricing
Accommodates up to 550 guests depending on location
Key features: Host a grand wedding in the center's theater-style church with two levels of seating, or an intimate ceremony with up to 40 guests in the beautifully decorated Victorian-era Morris Butler house. Reader Laura M. said, "The warm look of the woodwork and detail throughout offers a traditional look with a gorgeous setting (not to mention both a grand piano and a pipe organ) to give music loving families lots of options. And shall we talk about the acoustics that practically beg for string ensembles in the Grand Hall’s balcony? Seriously, wow!"

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