Turntable

Recently saw Alex Williams and Addison Johnson at this venue. It has a single bar with friendly staff. It is general admission so be there early to grab a seat! This is a cool little listening room. It has a good vibe and allows you to listen to the artists in an intimate setting. I will definitely be watching the lineup so I can go back!

What a cool, intimate music venue next to The Vogue in Broad Ripple. You feel like you're going in a secret speakeasy and after a couple sets of stairs, welcomed into the space by an Instagrammable record wall and Live Music neon sign. Seated, I believe the space holds around 150, which really gives a personal connection with the artist you are seeing. I went for Stephen Kellogg and it was such a great place to see him!The sound was pretty good too, despite the opener thinking the batteries were dying on the mic. I didn't notice that. They also have a bar - I didn't get anything to drink but looked like beers, mixed drinks and wine.

A few friends and I were in town for Taylor Swift Night 1 at Lucas Oil, and with so many fun Swiftie-themed events happening, we decided to keep the party going with a Taylor Swift Pop-Up Brunch at Turntable.Unfortunately, it wasn't much of a brunch at all. The food options were extremely limited--just mochi donuts and macarons--and while they had mimosas, there were no Bloody Marys.The entertainment included a DJ, bracelet-making stations, permanent jewelry, hair tinsel, and two burlesque performances, which felt a bit out of place for a brunch event. The vibe overall was just... off. My group agreed this would have worked better as a nighttime event rather than a "brunch." There wasn't enough seating, which might be fine for a dance party but not ideal for a chill brunch setting. Plus, the drink lines were long, and the mimosas were small.At $10 per ticket, it wasn't a huge loss, but it definitely missed the mark. That said, the venue itself is pretty cool, so I'd consider coming back for a concert or a different type of event in the future. This one just wasn't it.

Had so much fun here at a Taylor Swift Dance Party the other night. This used to be the Crackers Comedy Club in Broad Ripple, I believe. But it's now an extension of the Vogue that's right-sized for smaller shows and dance parties. If you've bought tickets to a dance party at the Vogue recently, there's a good chance you'll be moved over here. The venue has two main areas, the stage/dance floor and the bar. I liked having them separate unlike the main Vogue theatre area. Staff were all super friendly and it felt just as fun and safe as a normal Vogue show. I'll definitely go back!

This place is a scam and likes to steal money from 18 year old college students. I bought my ticket and showed up with my valid state issued id and they wouldn't let me in. Now they won't refund my money. Don't go here and don't waste your money!