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Rent space at the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center

The Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center (NMBCC) offers welcoming spaces for IU students, faculty, staff, campus partners and community members to host meetings, lectures, performances, receptions and other events. Our spaces provide a unique environment for gathering, learning, and celebrating the rich history and culture of the Black community at Indiana University.

Available spaces and rates

Explore available spaces at the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center. Capacities and rental rates vary by space, event type and user affiliation.

To help us accommodate your event needs, please keep the following in mind:

  • Space requests should be submitted at least one week in advance.
  • Requests submitted after 5 p.m. Friday will be reviewed the following Monday.
  • Events with more than 50 attendees require an Event & Conference Request Form before submitting a space request.
  • Space availability is not guaranteed until your request has been reviewed and approved.
  • The Grand Hall at the Neal–Marshall Black Culture Center, set up with round tables for lectures, performances, receptions, and cultural programs.

    Grand Hall

    A versatile event space ideal for large gatherings, including lectures, performances, receptions, and cultural programs.

  • Bridgwaters Lounge at the Neal–Marshall Black Culture Center, featuring an open gathering area, display cases, and seating space for meetings and receptions.

    Bridgwaters Lounge

    A welcoming space designed for meetings, discussions, receptions and smaller group gatherings.

  • A meeting room at the Neal–Marshall Black Culture Center with a conference table, chairs, and a large display screen for presentations and workshops.

    Meeting and Seminar Rooms

    Flexible spaces for small meetings, workshops, presentations and group gatherings.

  • Courtyard

    An outdoor gathering space for receptions, programs and events that bring the campus community together.

  • A201 Lecture Hall

    A technology-equipped classroom ideal for media-integrated courses, guest lectures, presentations and group activities.

  • Choreography and Dance Studios

    The second-floor choreography and dance studios are managed by the African American Arts Institute. Contact aaai@iu.edu for availability.

Bloomington

Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center

275 N Eagleson Ave. Bloomington, IN 47405