Madam Walker Legacy Center

The show was great but the seating is for small people I'm 6'4" and it was painful but the person in front of me moved so I was able to put my legs into that seat. I was in the balcony don't know if the lower level seating is more spacious

The Madam Walker Legacy Center is a beautiful, culturally enriching location. We had the opportunity to visit there for our second Legacy Fest. The Saturday Block Party was an abundance of family fun, vendors, smiles and entertainment. The Sunday Book Chat was extra special because we had the opportunity to meet A'Lelia Bundles. She shared personal memories which highlighted the importance of your family legacy. The beauty inside the Madam Walker Legacy Center is in the details that were preserved while making space for the remodeling process. The book signing was a special occasion because family members and friends showed up to support A'Lelia Bundles. Meeting people while standing in line was like a family reunion as people shared pictures and fond memories of growing up in Indianapolis. The building is a beautiful, necessary part of Indiana history and world history.

What an honor to be a part of an amazing event with Academy Award-Winning Costme Designer Ruth E. Carter with Nikki Blaine!!! It's was truly a night to remember!!!

The event was a picture taken with Santa for Christmas and the kids were also, given a gift afterwards according to their age. Very impressive, the parents also took a picture as family! Very organized event!

It was an Awesome experience visiting this historical building, the Walker Theatre. Madam CJ Walker is such an inspiration. This building is Amazing and inside is full of history. Can't wait to the Grand Re-Opening!! Especially after the Renovations, you have to see this place! Don't forget to say Hello to Kim and Rodney! Great People!! Great hospitality!!

Going back into this building brings back so many fond childhood memories! I am thankful it is coming back to life and a younger generation has the opportunity to enjoy this legendary historical monument.

I went to the walk and talk to learn about indiana avenue and the black neighborhoods that were in that area. It was really interesting and i'm glad I went.