The Paul Henry's Art Gallery in Hammond, IN

The punk scene in Northwest Indiana is a big one, but the Paul Henry's Art Gallery inside Hammond, Indiana, is an unlikely home. The venue hosts shows for under $10, and is a great spot for those who enjoy live music. The building, originally the home of P.H. Mueller & Sons, Inc., was converted into an art gallery by David Mueller in 2007. It currently holds live music events every month.

The gallery's open mic nights on Thursdays have made the transition to the internet. In addition to having the gallery's traditional opening night events, the Paul Henry's Art and Music Center is now hosting live performances on Facebook. The Facebook Live event has been broadcasted for more than 25 episodes, and the venue is accepting donations through PayPal. For more information, visit the website. To learn more about the Paul Henry's Arts and Music Center, check out their website.

If you're looking for a new place to perform, consider the Paul Henry's Art Gallery. The space has several unique events and is a great place to check out local talent. The Paul Henry's Art Gallery hosts open mic nights on Thursday nights. The performance is recorded live and broadcasted on Facebook. More than 25 episodes have been produced. Donations are accepted through PayPal.

The gallery is located at 416 Sibley St., in downtown Hammond, Indiana. If you're into modern art, you'll be happy at the Paul Henry's Art Gallery, which is an art gallery in a hardware store. Its walls are covered with paintings and other artworks. There are rolling ladders and wood display cases, and the walls speak loudly. Aside from the wall hangings, the artists' work at Paul Henry's are also featured on the Facebook page. The location is a great draw, but the location of the gallery is a good place to enjoy a good show.

To immerse yourself in more artistry and entertainment, explore the Towle Performing Arts Company theater.