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Welcome to the Second Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis, a historic and welcoming venue known for its community and rich place in the city’s cultural fabric. Opened in 1959, the church hosts a range of events—from concerts in the Sacred Arts Series to community gatherings—offering flexible seating and practical details to secure your seats, plan your visit, and enjoy nearby dining and lodging options.
Venue overview: The current building began services on October 4, 1959, and remains a prominent Indianapolis congregation. The sanctuary features substantial seating capacity with main floor and balcony arrangements, plus the Mayer Chapel for smaller gatherings. This setup supports a variety of events while preserving an intimate listening experience for audiences.
Getting there is straightforward thanks to IndyGo transit options, with the Red Line serving downtown and local routes connecting to the Meridian Street area. For travelers driving in, ample parking is typically available around Keystone Crossing, and a curated list of nearby hotels and restaurants is available to make your visit smooth and enjoyable. We’ll highlight trusted lodging partners and nearby dining spots to help you plan a comfortable stay close to the venue.
Venue Details
- Location: 7700 N Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN 46260
- Seating capacity: Sanctuary and Mayer Chapel configured per event; total capacity varies by layout
- Venue type: Historic Presbyterian church (PCUSA); known for community events and the Sacred Arts Series
- Notable history: Sacred Arts Series with the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra
Accessibility, Parking, and Transit
- Parking: On-site and nearby options commonly available in the Keystone Crossing corridor; check event day signage for designated lots.
- Transit: IndyGo serves the Indianapolis area with buses; the Red Line connects to downtown. For the closest stops, consult the IndyGo maps and trip planner for real-time routing to 7700 N Meridian St.
- Accessibility: The venue is accessible; please contact us for specific accommodations for events.
Nearby Hotels
Planning an overnight or extended visit? Keystone Crossing offers a cluster of reliable lodging options. Below are recommended partner hotels for convenient access to the venue:
Nearby Restaurants
Fuel up before an event or unwind after with nearby dining options. Our partner restaurants prioritize quality and consistent service for visitors in the Keystone Crossing area:
Tickets and Seating
When you’re ready to attend an event at Second Presbyterian Church, secure your seats with ease. The main sanctuary offers a broad seating layout for comfortable viewing, while Mayer Chapel provides a more intimate setting for smaller gatherings. Availability and seating details will be provided on the event page, including great seats in the section you want or other seating notes as applicable. If a performance is part of a special series (such as the Sacred Arts Series), we’ll share the program details and performer lineup to help you decide what to attend.
As your go-to source, we’re here to help you navigate not just tickets, but also the full visit—from parking and transit to where to stay and dine nearby. If you’ve got questions about a specific date or event at Second Presbyterian Church, just reach out and we’ll point you to the best available options.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 7700 N Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN 46260
- Capacity: Sanctuary 800 seats (main floor) + 200 balcony; Mayer Chapel seats 170; total 1,170 seats
- Venue type: Historic, large Presbyterian Church (PCUSA); identified as one of Indianapolis' largest congregations
- Building history: Current building completed and began services in 1959 (October 4, 1959)
- Notable events: Ryan White funeral held on October 4, 1990; Sacred Arts Series events with the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra
- Seating chart reference: Main sanctuary 800 (floor) + 200 (balcony); Mayer Chapel 170
- Transit options: IndyGo provides city transit; Red Line serves downtown northward corridors (check IndyGo maps for the nearest stops)
- Nearby hotels (Keystone Crossing area): Sheraton Indianapolis Keystone Crossing; Hampton Inn & Suites Indianapolis/Keystone Crossing; Home2 Suites by Hilton Keystone Crossing; Homewood Suites by Hilton Indianapolis-Keystone Crossing; Marott Hotel