Brown County Indiana Economic Development Commission
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The Brown County Indiana Economic Development Commission is dedicated to providing services and support to new business development in Nashville and within Brown County Indiana. AIBI..."The Arts Industry New Business Incubator of Brown County" offers new and existing creative oriented business a "home" where they can develop...grow and prosper within an Arts oriented community. |
In addition to office space, shared equipment, office management and general support, AIBI has partnered with the Small Business Development Corporation to offer group and individual counseling in Business Plan Development, Marketing and other services for commercial arts business operations that can benefit from this arts based economic community known everywhere as "The Art Colony of the Midwest".
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Over 200 working artists currently call Brown County home. Many of them operate small Galleries and studios within the area offering classes and workshops, and direct consumer sales operations. In addition, over 200 independently owned shops and boutiques line the Village of Nashville with over 2 million tourists visiting each year. Many opportunities exist for new working gallery/studios...co-ops and partnerships with existing shop owners for artists of all disciplines. The Village of Nashville also boasts several small to medium size performing arts houses from 170 seats to 450 seats. It is the perfect home or working environment for true "Artrepreneurs".
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Home to Indiana's largest State Park...0ver 200 shops, galleries and boutiques...restaurants...hotels...motels...lodges...log cabin rentals...bed and breakfasts...retreats...live theatre...Little Nashville Opry and the Bill Monroe Bluegrass Festival await visitors and new tourist based businesses in Brown County.
Several existing operations are available in addition to locations for new experiences. The Brown County Economic Development Commission is waiting to assist you in building your dream!
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Brown County , Indiana is centrally located between Indianapolis (Indiana), Cincinnati (Ohio) and Louisville (Kentucky). The community is fifteen minutes from Bloomington (Indiana) home to Indiana University and has a long standing economic development partnership with Ball State University through the Building Better Communities Program. President Joanne Gora (President of Ball State University) has recently stated that Brown County is the new "Gold Standard" for asset based economic development growth. Great people...Great Opportunities and a Great quality of life await those who choose Brown County as their creative base of operations.
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