Butler University Driving Directions March 12-14, 2015 • Indianapolis, Indiana National Presenting Sponsor 2015 MUSIC for ALL NATIONAL FESTIVAL

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Butler University Driving Directions March 12-14, 2015 • Indianapolis, Indiana National Presenting Sponsor 2015 MUSIC FOR ALL NATIONAL FESTIVAL Atherton Union Residential College Lilly Hall Dining Hall Dining Hall (ResCo) Clowes Memorial Hall To Spectator Parking at Hinkle Fieldhouse Bus Unloading Howard L. Schrott & Parking Center for the Arts 46th Street Hampton Drive Sunset Avenue N Clowes Memorial Hall & Howard L. Schrott Center for the Arts FROM HOTEL: Exit the hotel northbound on West Street. Merge on to I-65 North. Take the “29th/30th Street” exit. At the bottom of the ramp, go through the first light and proceed to turn left (west) on 30th Street. Continue on 30th Street, and turn right (north) on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive (first light). Proceed on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and turn right (east) on 38th Street. Turn left (north) on Clarendon Avenue. At the “T” intersection, turn right (east) onto Hampton Drive. At the next stop sign, turn left (north) on Sunset Avenue. Continue on Sunset Avenue through the stop sign at 46th Street, and Clowes Memorial Hall and the Howard L. Schrott Center for the Arts will be on your left. Take the 2nd entrance in to the parking lot on the left. Approximately 20 minutes TO HOTEL: From the parking lot, turn right (south) on Sunset Avenue. Turn right (west) on Hampton Drive then left (south) on Clarendon Avenue. Turn right (west) on 38th Street and left (south) on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Go under the bridge to the I-65 S on ramp (right lane) and enter I-65 South. Exit at “Martin Luther King Jr” Exit 114 and continue south on Martin Luther King Jr./West Street to West Washington Street. Approximately 20 minutes..

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