This museum is just the right size - you can see the whole thing in just a couple hours or so. There was a fantastic special exhibit on movie westerns with lots of original costumes and props from films from about the 1920s through today....More

They seem to have the definitive collection of Native American artifacts and art divided by areas Features on tribes from this area, such as Miami, Lenape, Shawnee plus sections on Plains, Southwest and Northweyt tribes... Reminds us of Heard Museum in Phoenix. Also Western collection...More

Dearly love this beautiful, respectful museum and so thankful I could take my grandson. He really enjoyed the exhibits and learned so much more about Native Americans, sparking a lasting interest. He picked out two souvenirs that were handmade by Navajo children. Such a fine...More

This is another treasure in Indianapolis - definitely go! Use underground parking or use Spothero app to find cheap parking near wherever else you're going that day.

Several attractions are shut down during the summer of 2018, so I'd recommend waiting until this place is fully operational. There were a couple of areas that were mildly interesting, but overall I'd describe the Eiteljorg as an unremarkable experience.

The real exhibit is on the second floor. After going upstairs, turn right under the "Mihtohseenionki" sign and learn about the history of tribes that lived - and in some cases still live - in Indiana. It is sad how the Native Americans/First Nations were...More

Combining American Indian history, culture and artifacts with galleries of art of the American West by both Indian and noted artists such as Russell and Remington. Unfortunately most of the American Art galleries were closed for renovation during our visit. Current special exhibit features Western...More