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Hours
Visit infoZone's website for current hours.
Opened in December 2000, infoZone is a branch of the Indianapolis Public Library system. It was the nation’s first—and remains the only—free, full-service public library branch inside a museum. It includes computer stations and over 10,000 books for children and families to freely explore and study the sciences, arts, history, and humanities through literature. Today, more than 300,000 patrons visit the infoZone each year. Come in for a visit or learn more about infoZone history here: indypl.org/locations/infozone/
Things To Do
- Sign up or renew your library card!
- Check out or return a book
- Request a book from another IPL branch
- Use a public computer with internet
- Print or copy something—in color!
- Participate in a number of free programs throughout the year
