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Noblesville Creates coordinates exhibits in several locations around Hamilton County. The gallery at Noblesville City Hall, located in the first floor hall of the building, is free to community members and changes over periodically.
Paying Artist Members receive special exhibiting opportunities in three locations; the Stephenson House, Four Day Ray Brewing, and the Meyer Najem Construction Co. building. Explore the options below!
Noblesville Creates welcomes submissions from artists throughout Central Indiana for our community exhibits at Noblesville City Hall. Artists of all mediums are welcome to submit. Preference is given to those in or connected to Region 7 (Greater Indianapolis area) in Indiana. As defined by the Indiana Arts Commission, this region includes Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Johnson, Marion, and Shelby counties.
The arts can awaken passions during these cold, dark winter months. Do you yearn for warmer weather, have a beloved pet in your life, or have found yourself falling in love with a particular subject?
Creators of all mediums are encouraged to share works that explore matters of the heart this February.
A whoosh of a ball through a net, a crack of a puck, the roar of a crowd. Sports ignite many emotions, from the thrill of victory to the devastating losses. Artists of all mediums are welcome to share works that celebrate their favorite sports as March Madness kicks off this month.
Abstract Art opens us up to a variety of mediums and possibilities. Artists utilize color, shape, technique and more to create compositions independent from the usual visual references we experience. Noblesville Creates welcome all mediums and styles of abstract art for this month’s exhibit.
In celebration of spring and the annual Indiana Peony Festival, we will adorn the Noblesville City Hall gallery space with beautiful blossoms and blooms of art!
Photography, drawings, paintings, and mixed media works are welcome – as long as the celebrate the glorious floral delights of Indiana, especially our state flower, the peony.
Showcasing the past, present, and future of Noblesville, Indiana. Artists of all mediums are encouraged to submit work recalling fond memories, capture everyday moments, and explore what the future of our Hoosier city might look like!
In a dreamscape, which is a strange or mysterious landscape or scene often characteristic of dreams, there are no rules. Up can be down, color can be more or less vivid, physics and perspective can change with your mind’s will – your perception of the world is open to imagination! Dreams can help us process our abstract emotions, can be indicative of our belief systems, and can even teach us about ourselves and others.
Artists are encouraged to submit work that reflects how art can connect us spiritually.
This annual exhibit shines a spotlight on our Learn, Promote, Showcase, and Lead level Artist Members.
Noblesville Creates Members lift each other up, advance the communities they take part in, and are incredibly talented. They hold offices, raise families, sing, dance, paint, sculpt, weave, weld, carve, draw, cook, photograph, film, act, and so much more. September is all about celebrating them in their artistic glory!
Creators share the best of their best in our annual competitive exhibit.
“Prized” is our annual competitive exhibit, where where we ask our Artist of the Year to judge each piece and award cash prizes. Artists are to submit their ONE BEST piece of the past year. Other rules will apply: for detailed rules, contact jseig@noblesvillecreates.org.
The physical exhibit will last from October 2nd through October 23rd. We will also post images of all items in this exhibit on our website and Facebook page.
A “People’s Choice Award” will be given to the person who receives the most in-person votes AND likes on Facebook. Details on how to vote will be provided to all artists accepted into the exhibit.
Our annual celebration of artistic creativity returns for another holiday season! We are seeking items of all media and varieties that make great gifts, from holiday-themed fine art to giftable handmade crafts, to create our annual pop-up holiday shop.
This exhibit begins the Saturday after Thanksgiving, to capitalize on holiday shopping, and runs through Christmas. We may choose to extend the end of the show, depending on various operational concerns and opportunities.
Artists may submit multiple types of items.
PLEASE NOTE: it is VERY important that ALL items be submitted for approval in advance in order to help us track and manage our inventory for this exhibit. If you have difficulty using our submission form or have questions, please contact JC at jseig@noblesvillecreates.org.
Our latest Artist Membership perks open up a few different locations for you to showcase a few pieces or a whole exhibit! Peruse the options below and reach out to jseig@noblesvillecreates.org with any questions.
Four Day Ray Brewery offers artists the ability to hang artwork in select locations around the first and second floors of their restaurant in Fishers. The exhibiting artists will have a joint reception at Four Day Ray in the brewery area on a Monday or Tuesday with complimentary beers on tap, courtesy of Four Day Ray. Only 2-D wall hanging artwork can be accommodated, and anywhere from 9 to 15 pieces can be on display, pending size.
Promote & Learn Artist Members may showcase 2-3 pieces as part of their Artist Membership perks! The 2-month long exhibiting timeframes for 2026 are:
– January 2nd – February 28th
– March 6th – April 25th
– May 1st – June 27th
– July 3rd – August 29th
– September 4th – October 31st
– November 6th – December 26th
If you are interested in submitting your work, please complete the following form:
The Stephenson House is located on the Noblesville Creates on 8th Campus, right next door to the Judge Stone House. The first floor showcase gallery is a warm, inviting space with a historic flair. The gallery space can accommodate both 2-D wall hanging pieces and 3-D art. Depending on the size of your work, there is space for upwards of 40 pieces. This showcase space changes over on a monthly schedule.
The Meyer-Najem Corp. headquarters in Fishers’ Nickel Plate District hosts quarterly exhibits featuring contemporary art with a modern or abstract feel.
The gallery does well with large 2-D hanging works and a collection of small works, or about 40 smaller pieces. The space can be shared with another artist. Works will be available for purchase. Exhibiting artists enjoy an opening reception at Meyer-Najem.
The spacious open-concept gallery space is open to the public. Its gray and white walls offer neutral backgrounds to contrast artwork. A hallway branches off the gallery with multiple spotlights to showcase more art. High ceilings and exposed ductwork round out the contemporary space. This showcase spaces changes over on a tw0-month schedule.
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