The Center offers residents of Southern Indiana and visitors to the area an opportunity to enjoy art works in a variety of media, to take part in lectures and workshops based on those exhibits, and to learn more about the colorful history of Floyd County, Indiana.

Housed in the meticulously-preserved, historic Carnegie Library building, the Center's open, well-lit galleries and spacious, comfortable meeting room are as easily accessible as they are attractive.

Mission Statement:
" The mission of the Carnegie Center for Art & History is to serve as a cultural resource for the education and the enjoyment of the citizens of Floyd County, Indiana, and the surrounding metropolitan area. To that end, we will collect, preserve and interpret the history and heritage of Floyd County; promote an appreciation of and participation in the visual arts; and preserve the historic Carnegie Library Building in which the museum is housed."

Location:
Eastbound on I-64, take exit #123. Continue through the first stop sign (Spring St.). At the next intersection, turn left onto Market St. and then left onto Bank St. Travel on Bank Street one block to Spring Street. The Carnegie Center for Art & History is located at the corner of Spring & Bank St. Park on the street; handicapped entrance is located at the Bank Street entrance.

Westbound on I-64 from Kentucky, take the first Indiana exit. Go through stoplights at Scribner Dr., State St., Pearl St., and through the stop sign at Bank Street. Turn right onto Third St. at the next intersection and then turn right onto Spring St. The Carnegie Center is on your right, at the corner of Spring and Bank Streets. Park on the street. Click HERE for a map.

Hours:
Open Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00 am-5:30 pm

Admission:
Free

Accommodations:
Call the Clark-Floyd Convention & Visitors Bureau at 1-800-552-3842. You can also get more information at The SunnySideofLouisville.org.