32 Indoor Things to Do for Tweens & Teens Near Zionsville

Whether you’re looking for things to do with tweens and teens on a rainy day, during a cold Indiana winter or when summer heat drives everyone indoors, this guide covers 32 activities near Zionsville and Northwest Indianapolis. Options include climbing, karting, escape rooms, robotics, pottery, music, theater, sports and other active, creative and social experiences.

Ages are based on published guidelines when available. Many locations also offer activities for younger children, making them useful for families with siblings of different ages.

Drop-In & One-Time Activities

These places are open for single visits, though some require timed tickets or advance reservations.

Slick City Action Park

Active & Indoor Slides · Recommended ages 9 through adult
Location: 4430 N. County Road 1000 East, Ste. 100, Brownsburg, IN 46112

Slick City is an indoor dry-slide park with tall slides, steep drops, racing slides and launch-style attractions, plus areas for basketball and dodgeball. The main attractions are for ages 4 and up, with separate play areas for younger children.

Tickets are sold in 90- or 120-minute sessions, and guests under 18 need a waiver completed by a parent or legal guardian. Spectators do not pay to enter the park, though they still need a waiver. Slick City requires its own CitySocks, which are grip socks that must be purchased if you do not already have a pair. They can be reused on future visits if they are still in good condition. Grip socks from other parks are not accepted. Sensory Hours feature lowered music and smaller crowds for guests with sensory sensitivities.

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Hoosier Heights

Active & Climbing · Recommended ages 6 through adult
Location: 9850 Mayflower Park Dr., Carmel, IN 46032

Hoosier Heights is an indoor climbing gym with options for beginners through experienced climbers. Visitors can try bouldering on shorter walls without ropes, climb taller walls using an automatic safety system that lowers them back down, or climb with a partner who manages the rope from the ground. First-time visitors complete an orientation before climbing, and kids 5 and under climb free.

Visitors can drop in during regular open hours without a reservation, and a day pass allows re-entry throughout the day. Climbing shoes are required and available to rent, while harnesses are provided at no additional cost for routes that use them. Everyone entering the facility needs a waiver on file; for anyone under 18, it must be completed by a parent or legal guardian.

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Laser Flash

Active & Entertainment · Ages 7 through adult
Location: 617 3rd Ave. SW, Carmel, IN 46032

Laser Flash has a large, two-level laser-tag arena and an arcade. A laser-tag session lasts about 40 minutes and includes three games, with up to 40 players able to play at once. Laser tag is open to players who are at least 7 years old or 44 inches tall.

Visitors can purchase single or multiple sessions, and reservations are recommended but not required.

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Fastimes Indoor Karting

Active & Karting · Ages 8 through adult
Location: 3455 Harper Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46240

Fastimes has a two-level indoor go-kart track with racing options for kids, teens and adults. Junior karts are for drivers at least 8 years old and 4 feet 5 inches tall, and teen karts are for drivers at least 13 years old and 4 feet 9 inches tall. Younger children who are at least 44 inches tall can ride as a passenger in a two-seat kart with a parent.

Walk-in racing is available, but Fastimes recommends checking its website or calling ahead because events can affect track availability. Drivers under 18 need a waiver signed by a parent for each visit. Helmets and neck braces are provided, closed-toe shoes are required, and racers using a Fastimes helmet need a head sock, which is sold on-site.

Accessibility & sensory note: Fastimes uses gas-powered karts indoors, and some visitor reviews mention noticeable gasoline or exhaust fumes. Anyone who is sensitive to fumes should be aware of this before deciding to visit.

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Press Play Gaming Lounge

Gaming & Active Entertainment · All ages
Location: 1004 E. Main St., Brownsburg, IN 46112

Press Play is an indoor gaming and entertainment center with virtual reality, Foam Wars using Nerf-style blasters, arcade games, Xbox gaming and a 3-point basketball challenge. Some attractions have their own participation requirements.

Visitors can choose one-hour, two-hour, day or weekend passes that include unlimited virtual reality, Foam Wars and the 3-point basketball challenge during the pass period. A waiver is required, and passes are purchased on-site.

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The Escape Room USA

Puzzle & Interactive · Recommended ages 10 through adult
Locations:
16848 Southpark Dr., Ste. 100, Westfield, IN 46074
200 S. Meridian St., Ste. 220, Indianapolis, IN 46225

The Escape Room USA has locations in Westfield and downtown Indianapolis, with themed live-action adventures where groups work together to crack codes, solve puzzles and uncover hidden clues within a set time limit. Adventures typically last about an hour, although select rooms run longer, and each booking is private, so groups do not share the experience with other parties. Both locations offer several different themes and difficulty levels.

Guests of all ages can participate, but ages 14 and under must have an adult age 18 or older in the room. Guests under 18 need a waiver completed by a parent or legal guardian. Reservations are made for a specific start time, and arriving 15–20 minutes early is recommended.

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Pinheads (Brownsburg) & Royal Pin Woodland (Indianapolis)

Bowling & Arcades · Recommended ages 3 through adult
Locations:
Pinheads · 18 Whittington Dr., Brownsburg, IN 46112
Royal Pin Woodland · 3421 E. 96th St., Indianapolis, IN 46240

Pinheads Brownsburg has 28 traditional bowling lanes and four duckpin lanes, which use shorter lanes and smaller balls for a different style of play. Tweens and teens can also spend time in the large redemption arcade, and Alley’s Alehouse offers sit-down dining. Walk-ins are accepted when lanes are available, and reservations are also offered.

Royal Pin Woodland has 70 bowling lanes, an arcade with more than 40 games, a two-story laser tag arena and an on-site café. Bumpers, lightweight balls and small shoe sizes are available for young children. Reservations are recommended, particularly when leagues, tournaments or large groups may affect lane availability.

Accessibility & sensory note — Pinheads Brownsburg: The entrance is at ground level with automatic doors, and the center has accessible parking, routes, restrooms, elevators and dining tables, plus adaptive bowling ramps and an accessible arcade. Staff offer a venue orientation for guests who are blind or have low vision or are on the autism spectrum, and accommodations are available for guests who are deaf or hard of hearing.

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IMAX Theater at the Indiana State Museum

Entertainment & Film · Ages vary by movie
Location: 650 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, IN 46204

The IMAX Theater at the Indiana State Museum shows major theatrical releases along with documentary and educational films on a six-story, 84-foot-wide screen—the largest movie screen in Indiana. Many of the documentaries run about 45 minutes, and both 2D and 3D films are shown. Museum admission is not required, and an IMAX ticket includes free parking in the White River State Park garage and $2 off museum admission. Concessions include popcorn, candy, coffee and tea, with local beer and wine available for adults.

The oversized screen and powerful surround sound are noticeably different from a standard movie theater. In 3D screenings, special glasses add depth, so objects can appear to extend into the theater. Some films are also shown in IMAX 70mm, a large-format film process available at relatively few theaters.

Accessibility & sensory note: ADA-compliant elevators reach the theater, and the museum has accessible parking, power-door entrances and accessible restrooms. IMAX sound can include deep bass and sudden loud effects, so visitors who are sensitive to noise should keep this in mind before deciding to go.

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Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum

Racing History & STEM · Recommended ages 6 through adult
Location: 4750 W. 16th St., Indianapolis, IN 46222

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum reopened in 2025 after a major renovation, with galleries exploring the cars, drivers, engineering and history of the Indianapolis 500. The Qualifying Zone is the most interactive area, with racing simulators, a pit stop challenge, a strategy challenge and a dissected race car that shows how its components work together. The Starting Line Experience recreates the beginning of the race on a large LED screen.

The Innovation Workshop hosts scheduled K–12 STEAM programs, including field trips and camps, and track tours such as Kiss the Bricks run when track activity allows. Children under 5 are admitted free, Indiana Access Pass holders pay $5 in person, and Bank of America cardholders get free admission the first full weekend of each month through Museums on Us.

Accessibility & sensory note: Sensory bags with noise-reducing headphones, fidget toys and light-reducing glasses are available at the Welcome Center, along with a wellness room for a quieter break. The museum also has accessible parking, loaner wheelchairs, a wheelchair-accessible racing simulator and subtitles on the Starting Line video and tour narration. A licensed care provider receives a free admission ticket.

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Smitten Kitten (Fishers) & Nine Lives Cat Cafe (Indianapolis)

Animal Encounters · All ages
Locations:
Smitten Kitten · 7852 E. 96th St., Fishers, IN 46037
Nine Lives Cat Cafe · 1315 Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46203

Cat cafes give visitors a chance to spend time with adoptable cats in a dedicated lounge, usually during a reserved, timed session. Food and drinks are served separately from the cat area. At Smitten Kitten and Nine Lives, visitors can relax with the cats, play with them and get to know their personalities, making this a quieter outing for tweens and teens who enjoy animals.

Smitten Kitten welcomes all ages, with adult supervision required for younger children. Nine Lives sets different age limits throughout the day, including all-ages morning sessions and later sessions reserved for teens or adults. Reservations are recommended at both because the cat lounges have limited capacity.

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3rd Shot Pickleball

Active & Sports · Recommended ages 6 through adult
Location: 4400 W. 96th St., Indianapolis, IN 46268

3rd Shot Pickleball has 15 climate-controlled indoor courts and is open to the public, so families can reserve a court and play without purchasing a paid membership. Open-play sessions are offered for different skill levels, while beginners can sign up for lessons and clinics with instructors.

The facility also offers leagues, private lessons and special events such as Blacklight Cosmic Pickleball, along with a pro shop and lounge. Court reservations and scheduled programs can be booked online; a free guest account provides access without a monthly membership.

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D-BAT

Sports & Training · Recommended ages 6 through adult
Location: 6200 Technology Center Dr., Ste. 150, Indianapolis, IN 46278

D-BAT Zionsville is an indoor, climate-controlled baseball and softball facility with automated pitching-machine cages, separate reservable batting lanes and private instruction. The pitching-machine cages use real baseballs and softballs and are available on a first-come, first-served basis, so players can come in for extra batting practice without enrolling in lessons or purchasing a membership. Players who don’t have their own bat can use one provided by D-BAT.

The reservable batting lanes are intended for individual or team practice rather than automated pitching. Rentals include baseballs or softballs, a batting tee and an L-screen that protects the person pitching, but do not include a pitching machine. D-BAT also offers lessons, camps and clinics, and membership is optional; nonmembers can pay separately for swings, lane rentals and instruction.

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Pottery By You

Pottery & Creative Projects · Recommended ages 8 through adult
Location: 2280 W. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46260

Pottery By You is a walk-in art studio where visitors choose a project and create at their own pace. Pottery painting is the studio’s main activity, with more than 400 bisque pieces to choose from, along with paints and specialty glazes. Staff glaze and fire finished pottery, which is typically ready to pick up about a week later. Project prices vary, with pottery pricing including the piece, supplies and firing.

Tweens and teens can also try fused glass, make distressed wood signs or pour their own candles in a choice of more than 100 scents. For fused glass, children 8 and older can work independently at the glass table. Younger children can work on projects with a parent, but for families bringing a younger sibling, we recommend ages 5 and older as a practical starting point.

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Libraries

Public libraries can be a good source of free indoor activities for tweens and teens, including gaming, Dungeons & Dragons, art and craft projects, makerspaces, clubs, workshops and volunteer opportunities. Several of the libraries below explicitly welcome nonresidents to teen programs or public spaces, while others set access requirements by program. We note those details in each entry so families can see what is available before visiting.

Borrowing from other Indiana libraries: Before purchasing a nonresident library card, check whether the library you want to use has a reciprocal borrowing agreement with your home library. If it does, eligible resident cardholders can borrow there without paying for a separate card. If not, Indiana’s Public Library Access Card (PLAC) provides borrowing privileges at public libraries across the state; the fee is $70 for one year as of October 2026.

Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library

Games, Art & Teen Programs · Grades vary by program
Locations:
250 N. 5th St., Zionsville, IN 46077
6310 Albert S. White Dr., Whitestown, IN 46075

Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library has branches in Zionsville and Whitestown, with tween and teen programs at both. Activities change throughout the year and may include art and crafts, LEGO and maker projects, book clubs, gaming, Dungeons & Dragons and the Neurodivergent Teen Hangout. Check the event calendar for each program’s branch, ages and registration. Cardholders can also borrow free admission passes to local museums, including the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum, Indiana State Museum, Conner Prairie and Eiteljorg Museum, and nonresident students in kindergarten through 12th grade can get a free Student Card.

Both branches have MakerStudios with 3D printers, sewing and embroidery machines, vinyl cutters and other tools, and the Whitestown branch adds laser cutting and engraving. Users must complete an orientation and safety training for each piece of equipment, ages 13 and under need a parent or guardian with them, and some projects have materials fees.

Accessibility & sensory note: Sensory bags with a weighted blanket, noise-canceling headphones and fidgets can be used during library visits, and study rooms offer a quieter space.

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Carmel Clay Public Library

Art, Games & Teen Programs · Ages 11–18 · Grades 6–12
Location: 425 E. Main St., Carmel, IN 46032

Carmel Clay Public Library has a dedicated teen calendar for grades 6–12 (about ages 11–18), with programs such as Nintendo Switch nights, Pokémon meetups, art workshops and volunteering. The Main Library has a Teens Area and Teens Program Room, and selected students can use a studio for four months through the Teen Artist in Residence program. Teens can also propose and lead their own workshops through Student-Led Programming.

Library programs are open to the public, though some require advance registration or are limited to specific age groups. The Digital Media Lab, with 3D printing and recording rooms, is free to use but limited to Carmel Clay cardholders, Hamilton County reciprocal borrowers and PLAC holders, and children 12 and under need an adult with them. Cardholders can also borrow Experience Passes for free admission to the Eiteljorg Museum, Indiana Historical Society, Indiana State Museum and Indiana State Parks.

Accessibility & sensory note: The library partners with KultureCity, and sensory bags with noise-canceling headphones and fidget tools are available at both locations. The Main Library also has a Quiet Room and wheelchairs on both floors.

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Westfield Washington Public Library

Games, Art & Teen Programs · Ages 12–18
Location: 17400 Westfield Blvd., Westfield, IN 46074

Westfield Washington Public Library has a dedicated Teen Room and regular programs for ages 12–18, including video games, art and craft activities, movies and role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons. Cardholders can also borrow from the Teen Library of Things, which includes a drone, action camera, karaoke equipment, laser tag and a vlogging kit.

The Annie Gotwald Makerspace and STEM Lab offers coding, robotics and other creative technology activities. It is open to the public during designated hours, does not require a library card and charges only for materials. Ages 13 and older can use it independently, while younger visitors need adult supervision; staff-led workshops may allow ages 8 and older to attend on their own. Individual teen programs may have separate registration requirements.

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Lebanon Public Library

Teen Space, Games & Programs · Ages 11–18 · Grades 6–12
Location: 104 E. Washington St., Lebanon, IN 46052

Lebanon Public Library has a dedicated Teen Space for grades 6–12 (about ages 11–18) with video-game consoles, board games, puzzles and seating for hanging out. Teen programming changes throughout the year and has included Dungeons & Dragons, fiber arts, LEGO projects and trivia. The Teen Space and current teen program listings do not state a residency or library-card requirement, although individual events may have their own registration requirements.

Teen resources also include ebooks and audiobooks, driver’s-test practice, writing resources and a Teen Space Discord server. Cardholders can reserve free passes to the Indiana State Museum, Indiana Historical Society and Eiteljorg Museum, and Hussey-Mayfield cardholders can use their Evergreen Indiana card to borrow materials here.

Accessibility & sensory note: The library has four study rooms and a quiet space on the top floor.

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Brownsburg Public Library

Games, Anime & Teen Programs · Ages 11–19
Location: 450 S. Jefferson St., Brownsburg, IN 46112

Brownsburg Public Library offers recurring programs for tweens and teens, including Teen & Tween Game Night with Nintendo Switch and board games and Anime Club with anime, crafts and snacks. Next Chapter, a monthly teen and tween book club that also gathers input for the library, gives students a place to talk about books, movies and music and suggest ideas for future library programs.

A library card is not required to participate in programs. Brownsburg welcomes anyone to attend events, use the computers and Wi-Fi, or spend time in the library; a card is needed to borrow physical or digital materials. Some teen programs require advance registration.

Accessibility & sensory note: The library is ADA compliant, and visitors who need accommodations for a program can contact the library at least 48 hours ahead.

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Classes & Ongoing Programs

These options involve scheduled instruction, course enrollment or recurring participation. Some also offer camps, workshops or shorter programs.

STEM & Technology

Kids Explore Robotics

Robotics & Coding · Ages 4–18
Location: 1742 E. 116th St., Carmel, IN 46032

Kids Explore Robotics offers weekly classes where students build and program robots using kits with motors, sensors, lights and controllers. The curriculum progresses from introductory robotics to coding, sensor use and more complex engineering projects. Regular classes start at age 6, with students 10 and older typically grouped together.

Classes generally meet once a week for about an hour, and robotics kits and materials are provided. Separate workshops are available for ages 4–6, and Kids Explore Robotics also offers camps and project-based workshops during the year.

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Music

School of Rock

Music & Performance · Ages 4 through adult
Location: 675 S. Main St., Zionsville, IN 46077

School of Rock makes band rehearsal and live performance a core part of its teaching model. Students in Rock 101 and the Performance program take a weekly private lesson along with a weekly group rehearsal, with the Performance program working toward live shows at local venues. Guitar, bass, drums, vocals and keyboard are all taught at the Zionsville school.

Programs progress by age: Little Wing is designed for ages 4–5, Rookies for ages 6–7, Rock 101 for ages 8–13 and Performance for ages 8–18; songwriting is also available beginning at age 12. The school also offers House Band and AllStars opportunities for more advanced students under 18.

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Bach to Rock

Music Instruction & Performance · Ages 1 through adult
Location: 10895 N. Michigan Rd., Ste. 100, Zionsville, IN 46077

Bach to Rock offers private and semi-private lessons along with a strong selection of group programs for tweens and teens. Students can join a band or Glee Club and work toward live performances, or take beginner group classes in drums, voice and songwriting. For students interested in creating and producing music, Beat Refinery programs cover DJ mixing and scratching, beat making and music production using professional software and equipment.

The school also offers songwriting, DJ and music-production workshops, along with camps and opportunities to record music in the studio. Students are encouraged to work with songs and styles they enjoy, whether they want to learn an instrument, perform with other musicians or create their own music.

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Musicologie

Music Instruction · Ages 6 months through adult
Location: 271 Merchants Square Dr., A-118, Carmel, IN 46032

Musicologie emphasizes individualized private instruction while giving tweens and teens several ways to perform and play with other musicians. Students work with the same teacher each week on a curriculum based on their goals, whether they are learning for fun, preparing for a school jury or competition, or developing more advanced skills. Private lessons are available in piano, voice, guitar, bass, drums, violin, ukulele and other instruments.

Students who want a group experience can join RockStars beginning at age 7, where they rehearse and perform with a band. Musicologie also offers open mics, concerts, workshops and an All Stars concert for more advanced students. Its Musicologie Junior program serves younger children beginning at 6 months. Scholarships are also available for music lessons.

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Theater

The Cat — The Drama Department

Theater & Performance · Ages 8–18
Location: 254 Veterans Way, Carmel, IN 46032

The Cat is a small, 110-seat community theater with an eclectic mix of sofas and chairs, hosting plays, musicals, comedy and concerts. Its Drama Department gives young performers experience both onstage and behind the scenes, with instruction that can include acting, singing, dance, props and costuming.

Programs include semester-long productions and classes, summer sessions, short Lab Series workshops focused on skills such as monologues and audition preparation, and private or small-group lessons. In Devised Theater, students create their own scenes through improv, movement and storytelling. Advance registration is required.

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Art & Pottery

SullivanMunce Cultural Center

Art & Local History · Ages 6 through adult
Location: 225 W. Hawthorne St., Zionsville, IN 46077

SullivanMunce Cultural Center brings together an art center, local-history museum and genealogy library downtown. Museum and gallery admission is free, so families can stop in to see rotating art exhibitions, local-history displays and artifacts without registering for a program.

SullivanMunce also offers art instruction for children, teens and adults. Youth classes for ages 6–11 may include clay projects and wheel throwing—forming clay while it spins on a pottery wheel—along with seasonal projects using painting, sculpture, collage and fiber art. Programs for ages 10–14 vary and have included fashion design, fashion illustration and hand-sewing, among other art and design workshops. Summer day camps serve ages 7–12, and separate classes are available for adults.

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The Wandering Peacock

Pottery & Ceramics · Recommended ages 8 through adult
Location: 227 Jersey St., Westfield, IN 46074

The Wandering Peacock is a pottery studio where children, teens and adults work directly with clay rather than decorating pre-made ceramics. Classes include wheel throwing, where students shape clay as it spins on a pottery wheel, and hand-building, where pieces are formed by hand without a wheel. For tweens and teens, options include individual instruction, small-group classes and Spin with Friends, where four friends each work at a pottery wheel. Most wheel projects are fired in a kiln after class, and students come back later to glaze them for free.

Classes must be scheduled in advance; the studio does not offer regular drop-in pottery sessions. Options include beginner and more advanced instruction, hand-building workshops, parent-and-child classes, birthday parties and longer courses.

Accessibility & sensory note: The studio describes its atmosphere as colorful, inclusive and calming. Its Zen Den provides a private pottery-wheel room for one or two intermediate throwers who want more privacy while they throw.

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Cooking

Sprouts Cooking School

Culinary & Creative · Ages 4–14
Location: 11145 N. Michigan Rd., Zionsville, IN 46077

Sprouts Cooking School offers hands-on cooking programs for children ages 4–14, with classes divided by age and experience. Participants prepare recipes while learning kitchen basics, cooking techniques and other age-appropriate culinary skills. Family classes are also available for children as young as 3 with an adult.

For tweens and younger teens, the Tween Chef program is designed for ages 10–14, giving them a more age-specific setting to build cooking skills and tackle more involved recipes. Sprouts also offers seasonal camps and multi-week MemberChef programs, with advance registration required.

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Sports & Training

Indy Badminton Club

Badminton · Recommended ages 6 through adult
Location: 9801 Mayflower Park Dr., Ste. 200, Carmel, IN 46032

Indy Badminton Club has eight indoor courts and offers open play, private court rentals and instruction. During drop-in sessions, players rotate through different courts, partners and opponents, while families or small groups can reserve a court for their own games or practice. A paid membership is not required, with single-session play available alongside optional passes and memberships.

For children and teens who want more structured training, the Junior Academy offers progression-based instruction with USA Badminton-certified coaches. Sessions cover badminton skills and technique along with strength and conditioning. Registration and court reservations are handled through CourtReserve, the club’s online booking system.

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Elevate3 Basketball

Basketball Training · Recommended ages 5–18
Location: 4265 W. 96th St., Indianapolis, IN 46268

Elevate3 Basketball offers indoor basketball training for beginners through advanced players. Programs are matched to each player’s skill level rather than age alone, and private training is available one-on-one or in small groups.

Training covers ball handling, shooting, passing, finishing, footwork and game development. For players who aren’t sure where to start, the first session is free.

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Pearson Tennis Club

Indoor Tennis · Ages 2 through adult
Location: 4400 S. 875 E., Zionsville, IN 46077

Pearson Tennis Club has eight climate-controlled indoor tennis courts and junior programming specifically for middle- and high-school players. Seasonal clinics run throughout the year, with players placed at an appropriate level; private and small-group lessons are also available.

Members can reserve courts for independent play and add ball-machine practice. Membership is generally required for clinics, lessons, and court rentals, although limited nonmember access is available for private lessons and some summer youth clinics.

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Martial Arts

Adamson’s Karate Studio

Martial Arts · Ages 4 through adult
Location: 1217 W. Oak St., Zionsville, IN 46077

Karate is a Japanese martial art that uses punches, kicks, blocks and other striking techniques for both offense and defense. Adamson’s Karate Studio offers traditional karate and self-defense training, with no previous experience required for beginners. The school also offers a free trial class before enrollment. Its teen and adult program includes karate, self-defense, awareness and grappling.

Students interested in additional training can participate in competition programs, seminars and an annual summer camp.

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Bushido Jiu-Jitsu

Martial Arts · Ages 5 through adult
Location: 10730 Bennett Pkwy. Ext., Ste. C, Zionsville, IN 46077

Bushido Jiu-Jitsu teaches Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to beginners and experienced students. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a grappling martial art that relies on leverage and technique rather than size or strength, so a smaller person can control a larger opponent. No previous experience is needed, and the first class is free.

Ages 8–13 train in the Junior Samurai program, which mixes Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fundamentals with basic wrestling and judo. Older teens who are new to Jiu-Jitsu can start with the adult program’s Fundamentals class, which covers common positions, movements and basic techniques.

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Master Yoo’s Tae Kwon Do

Martial Arts · Ages 3 through adult
Location: 2470 Harleston St., Carmel, IN 46032

Tae Kwon Do is a Korean martial art known for its high, jumping and spinning kicks, along with punches and other striking techniques. At Master Yoo’s, students learn Tae Kwon Do and self-defense while developing fitness, focus, confidence, discipline and respect. Students advance through the belt system from beginner levels toward black belt.

No previous martial arts experience is required. As of October 2026, Master Yoo’s offers new students an introductory private lesson and group class, providing a structured starting point for learning the basics.

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