Apr 2025 BeLocal NE Indy Suburbs

NE INDY SUBURBS

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about the COVER

Daniel Grose is a Midwest acclaimed photographer and digital creator based in Noblesville, IN. Daniel uses his platforms to inspire and help people pursue their passions from behind the lens. In 2021, he was named as one of the emerging artists from Nickel Plate Arts for his vibrant aerial photography and traditional photography.

Daniel’s work can be found in a number of media outlets, including but not limited to Visit Hamilton County Indiana, Conner Prairie, and Visit Indy.

From Daniel's Perspective: The White River is a paradise for outdoor photography enthusiasts like me! It's not just a scenic spot; it's a canvas waiting to be captured by your camera. Whether you're into grand landscapes, detailed abstracts, or snapping wildlife in action, this place has it all. So, grab your camera and get ready for a journey of breathtaking shots in the great outdoors!

LOCAL TIP

Every piece of pizza from Tre Mori is like a little slice of heaven! Served Neapolitan-style, I recommend the Pizza Diavola with pepperoni, onions, and red pepper. The bruschetta is delicious, and the homemade cannolis with ricotta filling are the cherry on top of an authentic Italian meal! - Kennedy U.

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WHAT IS AND WHY DID I GET IT?

MaryBeth & Jared Hoss, Owners/Publishers

We’d like to be the first to welcome you! You’ve picked a great place to call home!

Our names are MaryBeth & Jared Hoss, and we are the husband/wife duo behind BeLocal NE Indy Suburbs! In putting this publication together, it has always been our goal to both help you and guide you to Discover Local Favorites in you new hometown, especially since you’re our neighbors!

Whether you’ve moved from across town, another state, or even another country, settling into a new community can be both exhilarating and overwhelming. The ultimate purpose of BeLocal is to bring to light the countless highlights of living in the North Indy Suburbs, and to make your transition more seamless and fun!

What can you expect to see as you continue on throughout the magazine? A helpful, insightful and carefully constructed resource, built from the mindset of being a word-of-mouth referral before you may know anyone to ask “Who should I call?”

Here are a few highlights:

▸ Numerous personal recommendations from local residents wanting to be the first to say “Welcome to the Neighborhood”

▸ Several guide-styled articles sharing options that you have for your day-to-day activities

▸ Several “Local Tips” spread throughout the pages, with names and pictures attached so you can hopefully recognize someone when you go to the grocery store or the park or anywhere else in the community

▸ Countless photos of your new neighbors, their pets, the landmarks in your new community, and the destinations you’ll soon be exploring as you figure out how to spend your free time going forward

As you can start to see, our goal is to expedite your acclimation to your new community and to make you and your family more comfortable in your new surroundings in the shortest amount of time possible.

Thanks to our advertising partners, BeLocal is mailed 100% free to new movers each and every month! The businesses listed in the magazine serve as a recommendation to you for the needs you are likely to have as you move into your new home and community. These businesses are excited to meet you and have an opportunity to serve you and your family. Their participation in this BeLocal NE Indy Suburbs is all about making a deeper connection and commitment to their own communities. They wanted to support this magazine being mailed to you, and they are looking forward to saying hello when you call.

That said, we’d like to ask a favor: Take time to read the articles, the recommendations, and the helpful tips. Hold on to the magazine, and use it as a tool allowing you to always know who to call and where to go. Remember, everything in this BeLocal magazine is from a LOCAL who was excited to contribute and help you.

Lastly, let us know what you think! We’d love to hear how this BeLocal magazine helped make your transition a little bit easier. Send an email to MaryBeth.Hoss@n2co.com, and tell us how you’re using your new BeLocal! One lucky new mover will receive a $100 gift card just for sending us a quick message!

Congratulations on your new home purchase, welcome to the community, and we look forward to seeing you around town!

Welcome home! –MARYBETH & JARED HOSS

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HISTORY AND HIGHLIGHTS HISTORY AND HIGHLIGHTS

BY THE TOWN

FISHERS

Fishers, Indiana began as a small farming community in the 1800s and has flourished into a vibrant and dynamic city. Recently ranked the second safest city in America by MoneyGeek for 2024, Fishers is home to more than 100,000 residents, 350 restaurants, 131 miles of trails and nearly 800 acres of parkland. The city features an assortment of recreational, entertainment and dining options, from the five-mile Nickel Plate Trail, to the unique dining and retail at Fishers District and in the Nickel Plate Cultural District, to diverse public parks including a waterfront park, urban farm, and state-of-the-art makerspace. Fishers is also home to Conner Prairie, a nationally acclaimed living-history destination and Smithsonian affiliate spanning more than 1,000 acres.

Set to open in 2024, the Fishers Art Center and Fishers Event Center will elevate the local arts and entertainment scene. Fishers Art Center at the new Fishers Municipal Center will offer art classes, summer camps, rotating galleries, and a performance theater. At the newly expanded Fishers District, Fishers Event Center will be the largest mid-size event center in the region and home to local sports teams including Indy Fuel, Indy Ignite, and Fishers Freight. In 2025, the Fishers Community Center at Johnson Farm and Andretti Global Headquarters will continue to grow Fishers’ quality of life amenities and attract visitors from around the region.

Zip codes ▸ 46037, 46308, 46040

County ▸ Hamilton

Avg commute to work ▸ 24 minutes

School District ▸

Mascot ▸ Fishers High School Tigers & Hamilton Southeastern Royals

Library ▸ Hamilton East Public Library, 5 Municipal Dr, Fishers

Website ▸ FishersIN.gov

City Blog ▸ ThisIsFishers.com Facebook ▸ @FishersIndianaGovernment

The swings along the Nickel Plate Trail in Fishers!

The Pavilion fountain at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater in Fishers.

FORTVILLE

In 1849, Cephas Fort surveyed the original plat of Fortville on his property, envisioning the advent of the railroad in the region. True to his anticipation, the “Bee Line” Railroad (later the New York Central) passed through in 1852, prompting the naming of the railroad station Fortville in his honor. The town center shifted somewhat from its original site to accommodate this development. Fortville was formally incorporated in 1865, with a population of 240 residents.

After a major renovation to Main Street that widened sidewalks and added parking, Fortville has no plans to slow the enhancement of the historic downtown district. When exploring Fortville, you can't go too far without running into live music, great food and drinks, friendly faces, and adorable shops! With a healthy dose of festivals and street fairs, there's always something new to discover in Fortville!

MCCORDSVILLE

McCordsville’s history is rich with McCord family roots tracing back to William McCord’s acquisition of 160 acres in 1833. The town got its name from Elias Hollingsworth McCord, a respected figure known for his generosity. McCord families, hailing from Clermont County, Ohio, played key roles in shaping the community. Notable McCords like Smith McCord, a Justice of the Peace, and Indiana McCord, a skilled seamstress, contributed to the town’s development. Green McCord, a Civil War veteran, and Susan Noakes McCord, a renowned quilt maker, added to McCordsville’s legacy. Elias H. McCord’s sawmill and later gristmill were integral to the town’s growth. Today, McCordsville stands as a testament to the vibrant history woven by the McCord families.

McCordsville has big plans for future development in the new downtown district including the creation of a new McCordsville Town Hall and a Civic Commons outdoor amphitheater with connectivity throughout downtown and to existing neighborhoods. Stay tuned for many more exciting advancements coming in 2024 and 2025!

Non-Emergency Police ▸ 317-335-2812

Non-Emergency Fire ▸ 317-335-9236

Town Hall ▸ 317-335-3151

Parks and Rec ▸ 317-335-5113

Mt. Vernon Community School Corporation ▸ 317-485-3100

Population ▸ approaching 11,000

Land Area ▸ +/- 8.4 Square Miles

Zip Codes ▸ 46055

County ▸ Hancock

Avg Commute To Work ▸ 20 minutes

School District ▸ Mount Vernon Community School Corporation

Mascot ▸ Marauders

Website ▸ www.mccordsville.org

Facebook ▸ @TownofMccordsville

Instagram ▸ @Townofmccordsville

McCord Square rendering

Police Department ▸ 317.773.1300

Fire Department ▸ 317.776.6336

City Hall ▸ 317.773.4614

Parks and Rec ▸ 317.776.6350

Mayor's Office ▸ 317.776.6324

Noblesville Schools ▸ 317.773.3171

Riverview Hospital ▸ 317.773.0760

Population ▸ 75,000

Land Area ▸ 32.79 mi²

Zip Codes ▸ 46060, 46061, 46062

County ▸ Hamilton

Avg Commute To Work ▸ 27 minutes

School District ▸ Noblesville Schools

Mascot ▸ Millers

Library ▸ Hamilton East Public Library,

1 Library Plaza, Noblesville

Website ▸ www.cityofnoblesville.org

Facebook ▸ @CityofNoblesville

IG ▸ @Noblesvillein

X ▸ @NoblesvilleIN

X (Mayor Jensen) ▸ @MayorJensen

NOBLESVILLE

Noblesville, established in 1818 after land acquisition from Native Americans, now hosts over 75,000 residents. Its downtown, shaped by William Conner and Josiah Polk in 1823, became the county seat a year later. Conner’s former home, now part of Conner Prairie in Fishers, adds to the city’s historic allure. Notably, the Noblesville Milling Company’s support led to the high school sports team adopting the moniker “Millers”.

Presently, Noblesville is bustling with projects aimed at enhancing various aspects of city life. The Reimagine Pleasant Street project, in collaboration with Hamilton County, aims to improve connectivity and accessibility while preserving the area’s urban and historic charm. Innovation Mile, spanning 600 acres along Interstate 69, is poised to become a hub for work, living, and recreation, fostering sustainable economic growth. Future developments include the Indiana Joint Replacement Institute and the Noblesville Event Center, set to be the new home to the Indiana Pacers G League franchise. Exciting times lie ahead for this vibrant city! More details are available at www.InnovationMile.com.

▾ Visit the historic Noblesville square for shops, dining, art, and more!

Photo Credit: Daniel Grose Photography

toast TO THE A roast

find your new favorite coffee spot

AMERICAN DREAM COFFEE HOUSE

13230 Harrell Pkwy. #100, Noblesville

@americandreamcoffeehouse

Casual coffeehouse in Hamilton Town Center serving drinks, plus baked goods and handcrafted nut butters. Locals love the Almond Cookie Butter Iced Latte!

BICA CAFE ▸ 933 Conner St, Noblesville

@thebicacafe ▸ A regionally inspired, European bakery and café specializing in Portuguese and Italian sweet and savory baked goods, lunch fare, and small plates. Locals love their lattes!

BRICKHOUSE COFFEE CO

9771 Fall Creek Rd., Indianapolis @brickhousecoffeeatgeist

A specialty coffee and gourmet bake shop, known for their Direct Trade organic coffee beans, roasting to order in-house. Locals love their coffee, as well as their dairy free and vegan alternatives!

COFFEE AT THE CROSSING

7745 N 600 W, McCordsville

@coffeeatthecrossing ▸ Coffee At The Crossing is an experience for the entire family! The caboose/coffee shop is adorned with train memorabilia and customers can sit and enjoy their coffee in an original train caboose. Locals love the coffee and super cool atmosphere!

FALLS PERK ▸ 125 N. Pendleton Ave, Pendleton @fallsperkcoffeehouse ▸ A cozy cafe serving up coffee, baked goods, and quick bites in an quaint atmosphere. Locals love the Dirty Hippie!

GEIST COFFEE CO. ▸ 10110 Brooks School Rd, Fishers @geistcoffeecompany ▸ A family owned coffee craft-house serving as the community gathering spot in the Geist area of Fishers. Locals love their coffee and pastries!

GROOVY CAT CAFE

11659 Fox Rd, Indianapolis, IN @thegroovycatcafe ▸ A 1970s-themed cafe that is the perfect place to enjoy a specialty latte or one of their signature Brown Butter Rice Krispies Treats! Locals go for the coffee and stay for the vibes!

MARIAM COFFEE ▸ 11809 Allisonville Rd, Fishers @mariamcoffeeco ▸ Mariam is not just a coffee shop, it’s an experience that introduces customers to Middle Eastern cuisine! Locals love the viral Dubai chocolate (topped with gold dust for maximum luxury) or a Turkish coffee that is prepared the traditional way—heated in a copper pot over hot sand.

◂ Mariam Coffee

MOTW COFFEE & PASTRIES

8235 E. 116th St., Fishers @motw.coffee ▸ A place to celebrate coffee, community, and great ideas! Locals love their Chai and Baklava!

NOBLE COFFEE & TEA

933 Logan St., Noblesville @noblecoffeeandtea ▸ Local coffee roasters serving up caffeinated drinks, tea, and food in a laid-back setting on the square in Noblesville. Locals love their diverse tea menu!

NIYYAH COFFEE ▸ 8100 E 106th St, Fishers

@niyyahcoffee ▸ A warm and welcoming atmosphere where people of all backgrounds can come together to enjoy a cup of coffee and good conversation. Locals love the Brown Suga Shook because of the perfectly balanced combination of ingredients!

SCHOOLHOUSE 7 CAFE

12125 Cyntheanne Rd, Fishers @schoolhouse7cafe ▸ Pastries, small bites, Brickhouse Coffee, and even wine & beer, served in a cozy cafe set in a former one-room schoolhouse. Locals love the unique setting, seasonal drink menus, and event offerings!

THE WELL COFFEEHOUSE

8890 E. 116th St., Fishers @wellcoffeehouse ▸ Coffee shop offering beverages and quick bites in a cozy, business-friendly atmosphere with conference rooms. Locals love the Matcha Lattes.

SMITTEN KITTEN CAFE & COFFEE SHOP

7852 East 96th St, Fishers @smittenkittencatcafe

Visit Hamilton County’s FIRST Cat Café! Make a reservation to relax, decompress and share quality time with adoptable cats and kittens in their cat lounge. The mission of Smitten Kitten Cafe is to reduce the number of surrendered, abandoned and homeless cats in the Local community. Their playful, stressfree, interactive environment will hopefully allow for a stronger bond between the adopter and the cat. The cat lounge is a safe, cage-free, peaceful environment for adoptable cats to reside, relax, and play with the guests, and hopefully find their own human to go home with!

LIKE A L OCAL eat

Hi, I’m Markiss-your Local Traveling Foodie Guyde! I’m a dynamic, energetic cusper millennial with an infectious Radio/TV voice and an enthusiasm for life that resonates well with my audience! Why an influencer, you ask?

Well, I needed to expand my foodie pallete, so I decided to document my journey and share it with you guys! Check out some of my favorites and be sure to follow me on Instagram to stay up to date with my latest foodie recs!

By The Traveling Foodie Guyde

LOCAL TIP

“I’ve been a fan of Twigs & Tea since we moved to Fishers several years ago. I learned to love Paris tea and scones. I was sad to see the old location torn down but love the new location. I can always find the perfect gift at Twigs & Tea, and Debbie and her staff feel like family.”

- Lynne B.

for waking up

ANOTHER BROKEN EGG

8626 E 116th Street #175 Fishers, Indiana 46038

317.570.1002 » anotherbrokenegg.com

This one is just a no brainer. The beignets had me at hello and I always hate to say goodbye. Want a small taste of New Orleans breakfast in Fishers? You came to the right one!

Recommendations: Beignets, Deep South Biscuit

taco tuesday

SANGRITA

11547 Yard Street #810, Fishers, Indiana 46037

317.288.4036 » sangritacantina.com

Do you remember your first date with your first true love? (Hopefully it was a good one) This is what Sangrita reminds me of. You remember the sights, the sounds, the smells and the yummy in your tummy… mmmmhmmm book it and go crazy and get a variety of the tacos; you’ll enjoy working your way around the menu.

Recommendations: Mahi Mahi tacos, House Made Churro Donuts

MORNINGS BREAKFAST & BRUNCH

8235 E 116th St #245 Fishers, Indiana 46038

317.864.2408

5917 W. Broadway, McCordsville, IN 46055

317.750.2956

morningsbb.com » The weekend lines and wait times exist for a reason! I love the design of all of their locations (hello neon signs on flower walls) and great service they give! You’re probably going to put this one in heavy rotation.

Recommendations: Chicken & Waffles, Biscuits & Gravy

BICA CAFE

933 Conner Street Noblesville, Indiana 46060

317.764.2555 » This was my first time experiencing a Portuguese restaurant and ta-daaaa, surprise, it hits the spot. The dimly lit vibe, original brick wall, wood floor and tall windows make the ambiance really nice to enjoy your coffee and pastries.

Recommendations: Portuguese Hash & Eggs, Grilled Piri Piri Chicken

the best slice

PEARL STREET PIZZERIA

10462 Olio Road, Fishers, Indiana 46040

317.366.8703

pearlstreetnew.securetree.com/Geist/

I got a first hand look of how the magic happens and I was impressed. Pearl Street does pan pizza right, the cheese be cheesin’, the sauce is saucin’ and the dough is tasty. Bon Apetite’.

Recommendations: HT Supreme, BBQ Chicken

fine dining

1933

9707 District N Dr Suite 1120, Fishers, Indiana 46037 » 317.758.1933 » 1933lounge.com

21+ and it’s for a reason. This is ONLY for the grown and sexy…actually it’s for everyone who enjoys amazing scenery, phenomenal food, with great guest service to match. I’ve heard many people say that this is one of their favorite restaurants on the north side, will you say the same? Only one way to find out.

Recommendations: Filet Oscar Style, Bourbon Butter Cake

GRINDSTONE PUBLIC HOUSE

101 N 10th Street, Noblesville, Indiana 46060

317.774.5740 » grindstonepublichouse.com

I highly recommend going on a night where there’s LIVE music; the vibe is just completely transformed when you’re enjoying your friends company with LIVE entertainment. With a diverse menu that will surely satisfy most taste buds and a great vibe, this one checks the boxes of must try places on the north side for sure!

Recommendations: Pork Chops, Salmon

TAYLORS BAR & TABLE

8015 S Indiana 13 Suite 3, Pendleton, Indiana 46064 » 317.747.7820

I was extremely surprised to find that a Pub could do pizza better than most well known popular chain pizzerias. It honestly puts a lot of places to shame and should make them consider switching up their ingredients and taking a note from Taylors. When the company’s core values mention quality 3x, you know they mean it.

Recommendations: BYO Pizza

I TRE MORI

8220 E 106th St Ste 200, Indianapolis, Indiana 46256 317.436.8739 » itremorifishers.com

Where do I even begin? Let’s just say that when you take the first bite, you’ll probably list this place in your top 5 of all time! Need I say more?

Recommendations: Pepperoni, plain and simple

9TH ST BISTRO

56 S 9th Street, Noblesville, Indiana 46060 317.774.5065 » 9thstbistro.com

I may have this restaurant as one of my top 5 restaurants in Indiana! Small, quaint, mom and pop shop with flavor pops! The owners traveled the world hunting down some of the best cuisines, and brought em’ back to Indiana to put their twist on it and provide us with some amazing delicacies. Traveling Foodie Guyde approved!

Recommendations: Put a blindfold on and just touch anything on the menu, trust me!

around the world

KOTOYAMA RAMEN

2328 E 116th Street, Carmel, Indiana 46032

317.953.9998 » kotoyamacarmel.com

When you think about hidden gems, think of this as the flawless diamond of Ramen. Far from the packages of noodles you ate when you were young; and maybe still at your current age, this needs to be on your must try list asap!

Recommendations: Spicy Miso Ramen, Tangy Wings

CORTONA'S ITALIAN CUISINE AND WINE BAR

209 S. Main Street, Fortville, Indiana 46040

317.747.4242 » cortonasitaliancuisine.com

Cortona's provides an authentic Tuscan experience right in your back yard! Check out the house made pasta, cheese wheel, and more!

Eat, Drink, Laugh, Repeat...at Cortona's!

JINYA RAMEN BAR

9711 E 116th Street Unit 310, Fishers, Indiana 46037

317.436.8635 » jinyaramenbar.com

It’s a reason why ramen is on the list twice; it’s just so hard to pass up! When you walk in, you’re greeted by a large art display with hopes that the food matches the vibe, and trust me, you will not be disappointed.

Recommendations: Jinya Chicken Ramen, Spicy Creamy Shrimp Tempura

CATELLO’S ITALIAN ART CUISINE

103 E State Street, Pendleton, Indiana 46064

765.221.9052

catellos.com

Venice is where I’ve had the freshest fish I’ve ever had and this place is as close as you’re going to get to it in Indiana. This is fabulous for date night, a celebration, or even if you just want some authentic Italian food, don’t walk here, RUN!

Recommendations: Cheese Wheel

sweets & treats

CINNAHOLIC

13185 Harrell Pkwy suite 150, Noblesville, IN 46060

317.219.7090 » cinnaholichtc.com

You may have seen them on Shark Tank but now they’re in Carmel Indiana and they’re a dessert to be reckoned with! I can’t get enough of this place, I can say my frequent flyer miles card has been validated plenty of times here! It’s one of my highest viewed reels on Instagram for a reason. Recommendations: Build Your Own, Then add soft serve ice cream on top

REBELLION DONUTS

17677 Cumberland Road, Noblesville, Indiana 46060

317.219.6504 » rebelliondoughnuts.com

Pick your poison and mix and match. Just make sure you order the milk to have with your doughnuts. The toppings change often which is more of a reason to keep coming back.

Recommendations: Reese’s Peanut Butter, Orange Dreamsicle

GRAETER’S ICE CREAM

9367 Ambleside Drive, Fishers, Indiana 46038

317.845.0069 » graeters.com

When it comes to good ol’ quality ice cream, without all the fancy frills, Greater’s has my heart. I will admit, there was one time I ordered a build your own strawberry shortcake with hot fudge 3x in one week… don’t judge me!

Recommendations: Build Your Own Strawberry Shortcake With Hot Fudge, Waffle Cone With Chocolate

A HOOSIER

UNDERSTANDING THE PORK TENDERLOIN SANDWICH

In the culinary landscape of Indiana, the comically oversized pork tenderloin sandwich reigns supreme, deeply entrenched in local culture. Its origins trace back to Nick’s Kitchen in Huntington, IN, where Nick Freienstein, the son of German immigrants, initially sold hamburgers from a push cart at night. The overwhelming popularity of his burgers led him to establish Nick’s Kitchen in 1908, a thriving business that continues to flourish.

Hoosiers have a distinct preference for their tenderloin sandwiches, whether freshly breaded or grilled. Explore the cherished tradition at these local favorites:

The Bank Restaurant 110 W State St, Pendleton, IN 46064 (765) 778-1446 ▸ thebankinpendleton.com

They have three tenderloins to meet your mouth-watering needs: the Big Porker, Little Porker, & Pendelton Tender!

Four Day Ray

11671 Lantern Rd, Fishers, IN 46038 (317) 343-0200 ▸ fourdayray.com/fishers

T.D. said, “FDR serves a consistently good sandwich for this breaded-tenderloin-lovin’ guy!”

Fox Gardin Kitchen & Ale in Fortville

215 S. Main Street, Fortville, IN 46040 (317) 485-4085 ▸ foxgardin.com/foxgardin-kitchen-ale

This is a 21+ restaurant that won’t dissapoint your tastebuds! Their Fortville Tenderloin is all the rage!

The Grill in McCordsville 6621 W Broadway #100, McCordsville, IN 46055 (317) 336-4700 ▸ thegrillatmccordsville.com

Who wouldn’t want to try “The World’s Best Tenderloin!”

Grindstone Public House on the Square in Noblesville 101 N 10th St, Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 774-5740 ▸ grindstonepublichouse.com

C.W. said, “Grindstone has the best one in the area!”

Sahms 11505 Allisonville Rd, Fishers, IN 46038 (317) 842-1577 ▸ sahms116th.com

It’s been called the best since 1986!

farm fresh

SHOP LOCAL, EAT LOCAL

THE FISHERS FARMERS MARKET

will run Saturday, May 4 - Saturday, September 28. Each market will be held from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays during this period at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater. Learn more at playfishers.com/FARMERSMARKET

THE FISHERS AGRIPARK

is a 33 acre urban farm located on the east side of Fishers at 11171 Florida Road. The Farm offers free u-pick produce, animal encounters, a playground, mud kitchen, sensory garden, nature trail, and much more! Follow the Agripark on social media for more info at instagram.com/fishersagripark

THE MCCORDSVILLE MARKET

will feature local crafters, artisans, small businesses and food! Admission and parking are FREE at Town Hall Park ~ 6280 W 800 N. in McCordsville! The 2024 markets will be held once per

month from 12pm-3pm. Follow them on social media for updates at facebook.com/townofmccordsville

THE NOBLESVILLE MAIN STREET FARMERS MARKET

is held every Saturday from 8:00 a.m. until noon beginning May 4, 2024October 12, 2024. The market is held at Federal Hill Commons in downtown Noblesville at 175 Logan Street. Parking and updates can be found at noblesvillemainstreet.org/ farmers-market

THE PENDLETON FARMERS MARKET

is located inside Pendleton Falls Park and is set up along the banks of Fall Creek and the Historic Falls of Fall Creek. The market runs from May to October from 9:00-12:30. Follow them on social media for updates facebook.com/ pendletonindianafarmersmarket

CHEERS! CHEERS!

BREWERIES, WINERIES & DISTILLERIES

BREWERIES

SUN KING BREWERY

9713 District North Drive, Unit 1220, Fishers » 317-436-1926

A full-service and family-friendly tasting room and restaurant featuring a full selection of Sun King beer and spirits, as well as food from three restaurant partners at the Fishers Test Kitchen.

FOUR DAY RAY

11671 Lantern Road, Fishers » 317-343-0200

A family-friendly scratch kitchen and brewery producing and serving award-winning beers made for this moment, brewed for community. Located in the heart of the Nickel Plate District.

MASHCRAFT BREWING

1069 Allisonville Road, Fishers » 317-863-5165

Created with one simple idea: to offer patrons great beer and great service. This family-friendly brewery offers food, beer, wine, and has a dog-friendly patio.

PRIMEVAL BREWING

960 Logan St., Noblesville » 317-678-8193

A family-friendly taproom located in the historic district of downtown Noblesville. The taproom decor draws inspiration from the beer halls of Germany, with long, open tables and an atmosphere that invites gatherings of old and new friends alike.

TAXMAN BREWING

29 S. Main St, Fortville » 317-482-1272

Taxman Fortville is an Indiana brasserie and tap room committed to artfully pairing the highest quality local ingredients with house-made craft beers, wine and cocktails.

BIER BREWERY

1618 S 10th St, Noblesville » (317) 444-8500

Bier Brewery is family owned and home to Indiana's biggest 2 acre biergarten featuring mature trees, fire pits, kids playground, bocce courts, cornhole, and a dog park.

DISTILLERIES

MOON DROPS DISTILLERY

738 W. Broadway St., Fortville 317-482-9392

Moon Drops produces high-quality classic spirits and ready-to-drink blended moonshine that serve as a catalyst in creating meaningful experiences no matter where you are — building connections to cherish and memories that will last a lifetime.

BIG WOODS NOBLESVILLE

14741 Hazel Dell Crossing, Noblesville 317-564-4231

Big Woods Noblesville is proud to serve premium spirits crafted in Brown County, IN, by their sister distillery, Hard Truth Distilling Company.

WINERIES

SPENCER FARM WINERY

7015 E. 161st St., Noblesville » 317-219-5563

Spencer Farm tasting room is located in a historic family-friendly farmhouse. Take a walk around the property or sit a while; either way, you will experience great wine and country living.

COUNTRY MOON WINERY

16222 Prairie Baptist Road, Noblesville » 317-773-7942

Country Moon Winery welcomes visitors from all over the world. Take a stroll through the vineyard or have a glass of wine in the shade of the humble log cabin.

PEACE WATER WINERY

11547 Yard St., Suite 830, Fishers » 317-537-2190

Home to California wines, Peace Water is a calming atmosphere that offers wine tasting and social gatherings. The bonus: If you buy any bottles of wine, 50% of the proceeds go to local or global charities! The bonus bonus: You get to pick the charity by placing a chip into the designated jars on the wall.

DANIEL’S VINEYARD

9061 N. 700 W., McCordsville » 317-248-5222

Daniel’s Vineyard is a full-production winery and event venue offering a portfolio of high-quality varieties of wine that are available in the tasting room! Wine isn’t all Daniel’s has to offer; they host an array of fun and unique events, including the BeLocal Family Concert Series!

Scuttlebutt Club

Scuttlebutt Club

TWO SISTERS TURN PASSION FOR COMMUNITY INTO ‘THE SCUTTLEBUTT CLUB PODCAST’

Growing up in Lafayette but visiting Indianapolis every other weekend, two sisters developed a deep familiarity with the city. After graduating high school, they both attended Indiana University and eventually settled in Fishers, a suburb they chose for its family-friendly environment and convenient location. Now, fifteen years later, they are the enthusiastic hosts of “The Scuttlebutt Club Podcast.” With backgrounds in sports communication and graphic design, the sisters decided to start a podcast to explore and share the vibrant community they love. Their show is a blend of personal catch-ups, local event highlights, and interviews with community members, designed to help listeners plan their weekends and discover new experiences. Their goal is to encourage residents to engage with their surroundings, whether they’re

looking for activities with their kids or for adults-only outings— there’s something for everyone!

Scuttlebutt- where you could access fresh water on a ship and everyone would gather to tell of their voyages. Then in office settings, the term was also applied to the gossip and news employees shared around the water cooler. Now, it’s our podcast, The Scuttlebutt Club, where we catch you up weekly on all the local buzz and much more in hopes to get you out experiencing the community. So grab your water and stay hydrated. Let’s go! Welcome to the Club!

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MEET THE

PECK FAMILY

By Gabby Haynes

THE FAMILY HAS BUILT SO MANY MEMORIES IN NOBLESVILLE AND THE TOWN IS INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT TO THEM.

Photo Credit:

Blue Balloon Photography

Mitch Peck has lived in Noblesville his entire life! Megan moved to be with Mitch in 1999. They are blessed with three beautiful children: Nolan (10), Rowan (8) and Aidan (6). The family loves the small community aspect of Noblesville. Having lived in New York and Chicago, Megan appreciates the warmth from the people around her. Being able to walk into a local restaurant or store and know half of the people they encounter is something the family adores.

For date nights, Mitch and Megan enjoy The Nesst or Matteo’s (for fancy dinners or outings). During any given weekend, you can

also find them at Grindstone Public House or Primeval Brewing. Every once in a while, they enjoy Syd’s Fine Food and Spirits, a restaurant and bar on the square that is a fun and local hot spot. Because it is such a part of Noblesville history, many residents enjoy going there and catching up with friends. An annual event the Pecks enjoy attending is Small Business Saturday. This day is meant for residents of their town to shop at small local businesses in the area while allowing an opportunity for the community to support one another. This is Megan’s favorite time to take the kids to downtown Noblesville! Another activity the kids enjoy is the Duck Race in the summer. You can buy a duck for $5, and then they are all dropped off of the bridge on Main Street. There is a prize for the first duck to cross the finish line! Even if you don’t win, it always makes for a great day with the kids!

Anywhere on the square makes the family feel at home. The square and the clock tower are such a central part of Noblesville. Megan and Mitch got married on the steps in front of the courthouse and had cocktails at Matteo’s right before the ceremony started. Megan’s father walked her across the street to the steps in front of the courthouse before she was married. The family has built so many memories in Noblesville, and the town is incredibly important to them.

Their oldest son, Nolan, inspired their idea to create a location for a nonprofit called Gigi’s Playhouse, which is located in the Castleton area. Gigi’s is a Down Syndrome Achievement Center that provides programs and classes for individuals at no cost. Megan herself is the founding president. With all of the enjoyment and excitement of starting the nonprofit, Megan decided to also create her own company called Mini Minds. This company is located in Carmel and the Geist area and functions as a multi-disciplinary practice. Mini Minds offers mental health, art, speech and occupational therapy. There are also classes for the community that include music and yoga. Their goal is to help families and children to be the best they can be. Their goal is to help the families around them and give back anytime they can.

Photo Credit: Blue Balloon Photography

By Amanda Fineberg, amandafineberg@ hotmail.com

NAVIGATING

special needs

special needs

Lighthouse Autism Center

Multiple Locations in Greater Indy Area (317) 802-7447

www.lighthouseautismcenter.com

Lighthouse offers the most comprehensive, fully tailored autism treatment plan to families by combining the industry-backed science of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy with the proven practices of speech, language, and social therapies. We infuse ABA into all of our treatment plans to successfully teach kids with a broad range of developmental and behavior challenges.

Agape Therapeutic Riding Resources, Inc.

24970 E 95th, Cicero, IN 46034 (317) 773-7433 ▸ dlaird@agaperiding.org

www.agaperiding.org ▸ Agape serves all kinds of individuals and groups including families with special needs, at-risk children and youth, and seniors. We have programs specifically designed for schools, churches, senior communities, veterans, and community centers.

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A favorite spot of mine is Connor Prairie. I went there as a child and now I take my kids there for various activities like summer camps and Symphony on the Prairie in the summer. – Sheila H.

Best Buddies

8604 Allisonville Rd., Suite 165 Indianapolis, IN 46250 ▸ (317) 436-8440 marciaclutter@bestbuddies.org www.bestbuddies.org/indiana

Best Buddies is the world’s largest organization dedicated to ending the social, physical and economic isolation of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Our programs help people with IDD form meaningful friendships with their peers, secure successful jobs, live independently, improve public speaking, self-advocacy and communication skills, and feel valued by society.

Briezy’s Bunch

11715 Fox Rd., Ste 400 #145, Indianapolis IN 46236 ▸ (317) 597-0111 assistance@briezysbunch.com www.briezysbunch.com ▸ Briezy’s Bunch is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that aims to make an impact in the lives of those affected by epilepsy by providing financial assistance, emotional support, and educational resources.

Family and Social Services Administration

2620 Kessler Blvd E Dr #105, Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 205-0101 ▸ www.in.gov/fssa

Your go-to site for Disability services, Early Learning and childcare, family resources, Medicare and family services waivers.

Children’sTheraplay

9919 Towne Rd., Carmel, Indiana 46032 (317) 872-4166

www.childrenstheraplay.org ▸ This is one of the few clinics in the country dedicated to providing physical and occupational therapies on horseback, through an innovative treatment strategy called hippotherapy. And it is life-changing for both the children we serve and for their families.

Down Syndrome Indiana

708 E Michigan St., - check this address for accuracy Indianapolis, IN (317) 925-7617 ▸ www.dsindiana.org

Down Syndrome Indiana is a one-stopshop for information and resources on Down syndrome. The programs it offers are intended to promote the inclusion of individuals with Down syndrome in their greater community, as well as, to offer support and information to families, caregivers, educators, employers and the professionals who serve individuals with Down syndrome.

Edutherapy

1033 3rd Ave. SW, Suite 107, Carmel, IN 46032 ▸ (630) 234-9427

www.edutherapyllc.com ▸ I specialize in using Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) to work with grief and loss, which are often accompanied by anxiety and depression. I have experience helping people with these issues, and I can help you envision and build your preferred future. Gail M. Castle, LMHC / LCPC

Indiana Family to Family 14074 Trade Center Drive, Ste 251, Fishers, IN 46038 (844) 323-4636 ▸ www.familyvoices.org ▸ Indiana Family to Family provides information, training, and one-on-one support to families of children and youth with special health care needs, and the professionals who serve them. We aim to provide families with tools to make informed decisions, advocate for improved systems and policies, and build part nerships between professionals and families.

First Steps Indiana

www.indianafirststeps.org ▸ Families with children ages birth to third birthday who are experiencing developmental delays and/or have a diagnosed condition that has a high probability of resulting in developmental delay may be eligi ble for First Steps services.

GiGi’s Playhouse Indianapolis

5909 E 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46250 (317) 288-8235 ▸ www.gigisplayhouse.org/indianapolis

GiGi’s Playhouse Indianapolis, Down Syndrome Achievement Center is a place to meet new friends in a safe environment, as well as to provide the opportunity for individuals with Down syndrome and their families to grow, develop and net work. Here at GiGi’s Playhouse, we desire to become a place of sanctuary, belonging, and love. GiGi’s is a place where new parents can see the potential that their child can achieve, and all individuals with Down syndrome can reach new heights.

Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired – statewide 7725 N. College Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46240 (317) 253-1481 ▸ www.in.gov/isbvi ▸ The Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired is nationally and internationally recognized for its excellence and best practices

Mini Minds

580 E Carmel Dr. Suite 400, Carmel, IN 46032 5890 W Broadway, McCordsville, IN 46055 (317) 564-8332 ▸ www.miniminds.org ▸ Let’s create a culture in your family in which both children and parents actively recognize challenges, seek solutions, welcome change and grow closer. To achieve this vision, we are offering highly personalized service plans to meet the needs of each unique child and family using a “whole brain, whole child, whole family” approach. We pride ourselves on taking the world’s latest brain research to develop skills and create strategies that work for our local families.

With a focus on working with children, families, individuals, and high-quality care and support to address various mental health

: Talk Indy's therapists prioritize your specific concerns, tailoring you. They remain committed to driving personal growth and overall

: Talk Indy specializes in assisting individuals who are struggling issues. Brian is a trained professional who provides a nurturing foster healthy family dynamics.

St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf 9192 Waldemar Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46268 (317) 471-8560 ▸ www.sjid.org ▸ Mainstream Support Specialists will work directly with students and the professionals in local classrooms in support of auditory skills, social and self-advocacy skills, and academic performance.

FAMILY FUN! INDY

Hi! I'm Brittany Lang, and my daughter Olivia and I are all about adventures!

After finishing college, I moved to Las Vegas and dove headfirst into a lifestyle filled with outdoor fun. From hiking and rock climbing to savoring all sorts of delicious cuisines, I was living the dream. But when I became a mom to Olivia, I knew I wanted to be closer to family and give her a more family-focused upbringing. So, in July 2021, we packed up and moved to Indiana, and it's been an incredible decision that we've loved every minute of since!

My roots lie approximately 30 minutes north of Indianapolis. Over the years, my extended family has gravitated towards areas like Fishers, Carmel, and Zionsville, fostering a sense of closeness that we greatly appreciate.

Our involvement in the community is extensive. Constantly exploring new locales and partaking in various activities, from flower-picking at local farms to navigating muddy terrain at Badlands Off Road Park, keeps us engaged. Both Olivia and I practice ju-jitsu locally, and we actively participate in the Fortville Christian Church community. Additionally, I dedicate time to volunteering for S.O.C.S. (So Others Can Survive), providing essentials directly to homeless camps in downtown Indianapolis.

Olivia, at six years old, exudes a zest for exploration and activity. Currently excelling as a 4-stripe white belt in BJJ, she eagerly anticipates her next belt test. With a penchant for cheeseburgers and a love for climbing, whether at the playground or a climbing gym, she's always on the move.

Photo Credit to Jacquelyn Renee Photography

Personally, I find solace in savoring red wine at establishments like Daniel's Vineyard or Urban Vines, though Peace Water Winery has recently caught my attention. Delighting in boutique shopping, downtown destinations in Noblesville, Fortville, Carmel, and Zionsville hold a special allure. For home decor, Allisonville Home & Garden in Fishers, and the Apple Butter Barn in Pendleton top my list. And for clothing, Beauty + Grace in Carmel, PJs Pink Boutique in Fortville, and Vintage Charm in Zionsville are favorites.

Our leisure activities often involve trampoline parks like Urban Air and Adrenaline, as well as climbing facilities such as Climb Time and Hoosier

Our go-to dining spot in Indy is The LOFT at Traders Point Creamery in Zionsville, renowned for its farm-to-table ethos. Attending Sunday school and worship services at Fortville Christian Church, I recently completed the Rooted study and subsequently led another group through it. Despite its small size, the church exudes warmth and inclusivity, fostering a sense of belonging.

Driven by a passion for exploration and a desire to inspire other families, I launched @indy.family.fun on Instagram, where I share our adventures and encourage families to embrace the abundance of experiences Indy has to offer.

While Indiana may lack topographical diversity, it certainly doesn't lack excitement. Whether it's outdoor adventures, artistic pursuits, family-friendly activities, shopping, or nightlife, Indy caters to all tastes, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Follow Indy Family Fun on Instagram for more adventures!

Check out the Traveling Foodie Guyde's Fortville Food Tour here!

EAT/DRINK: AJ's Wine & Dine Garage, Cortonas Italian Cuisine, Denver's Garage, DuLit, Moon Drops Distillery, TaxMan

SHOP: The Field~Women's Provisions, Loy Design, The Retro Sink, Outre Mercantile/Rusted Window, PJ's Pink Boutique

OTHER SERVICES: Studio 309 Art Studio, Upcycled Interiors, Rock The Granite, Bettagere Orthodontics, ATA Black Belt Academy, Fortville's Best After School & Summer Camp, Rise Gym, Prana IV Hydration & Wellness Clinic, GBC Bank, Union Yoga

BIZ BUZZ

Hamilton County Tourism, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization developed to promote and encourage tourism and development of Hamilton County, Indiana. By attracting visitors, tourism helps improve Hamilton County’s quality of life, bringing almost $1 billion in direct spending to the community. Tourism in Hamilton County supports 9,913 jobs directly, generating almost $400 million in local wages. This important economy generates more than $80 million in total federal taxes and more than $115 million in total state and local taxes. Learn more at VisitHamiltonCounty.com

WHO SAYS INDIANA IS BORING?

Ritchey Woods Park in Fishers

WHITE RIVER GREENWAY TRAIL

BIKING AND HIKING

The best trails from a local perspective

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“My favorite place to play golf as a family is definitely Stonycreek’s Par Three. Very kid friendly.”

Trailheads begin at Forest Park, Noblesville Courthouse, or Potter’s Bridge Park. ▸ The Noblesville/White River Greenway Trails boast numerous intriguing discoveries amidst stunning landscapes in northwestern Hamilton County. The trail begins at the northwest intersection of Logan Street, which stretches east/west, and Eighth Street, which runs north/ south, near the historic Hamilton County Courthouse. Adjacent to the old courthouse, the newer and more contemporary Hamilton County Courthouse stands proudly. Surrounding the square are various dining establishments and shops, with even more options in downtown Noblesville. Visitors will find bike racks, parking spaces, benches, and trash bins conveniently placed around the courthouse square. Additionally, the Museum of History is situated at the southwest corner of the courthouse.

RITCHEY WOODS ▸ 10410 Hague Rd, Fishers ▸ Visitors can explore nine diverse trails within the park, covering approximately 2.25 miles in total. These trails traverse a variety of stunning landscapes, including woodlands, prairies, wetlands, and a small swamp area. Additionally, nestled in the northeast section of the park, there lies the Osborn family pioneer graveyard, offering a historical glimpse above Cheeney Creek. Dog owners are reminded to keep their pets leashed at all times. Although a bicycle rack is available near the gravel parking area, bicycles are not permitted within the park.

POTTERS BRIDGE TRAIL ▸ 19401 N Allisonville Rd, Noblesville ▸ Potter’s Bridge Park, hosting the sole surviving covered bridge in Hamilton County, offers over 66 acres for visitors to discover. The bridge offers stunning vistas of the White River and serves as an ideal setting for capturing family memories. Alongside amenities such as a canoe launch, fishing areas, and a playground, the park is also an integral part of the White River Greenway, a 3.25-mile trail going through Forest Park and leading to the Historic Noblesville Square, following the course of the White River.

NICKEL PLATE TRAIL ▸ Enter at the Nickel Plate Station Plaza off of 116th in downtown Fishers to enter through the pedestrian bridge!

The Nickel Plate Trail, spanning 9.2 miles, is a planned pedestrian pathway tracing the path of the Nickel Plate rail line from 96th Street in Fishers to Pleasant Street in Noblesville. This initiative aims to link the downtown areas of both communities, fostering recreational and immersive experiences for Hamilton County residents and visitors along the trail.

FLAT FORK CREEK ▸ 6141 E 101st St, Fishers Flat Fork Creek Park offers a varied terrain that beckons exploration. At every elevation, visitors are treated to fresh perspectives. Tranquil creek waters and a 1.5-mile trail loop, adorned with an elevated boardwalk meandering through ancient trees, await discovery. Venture deeper, and you’ll encounter three distinct treehouses and a progressive 2-mile bicycle course. Flat Fork Creek Park provides a sanctuary for all to unwind and forge a connection with nature.

FALL CREEK WOODS NATURAL AREA

18399 Southeastern Pkwy, Fishers ▸ The Fall Creek Woods Natural Area spans 80 acres and offers amenities such as hiking trails and opportunities for wildlife observation. Presently, the park features 3.2 miles of hiking trails. Operating seasonally, it welcomes

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visitors from dawn until dusk. Please be aware that the park may close during adverse weather conditions like flooding.

FALLS PARK ▸ 460 Falls Park Dr, Pendleton Falls Park, situated in the southern part of Madison County, was designated as a public park in 1920, spanning across 284 acres. It encompasses the renowned “Falls” on Fall Creek, serving as a cornerstone of the community’s identity over the years. The park’s amenities, including playgrounds, a swimming pool, sports complex, and golf course, greatly enrich Pendleton’s recreational landscape. Alongside these features, the trails, rental facilities, openair shelters, and scenic ponds and creeks contribute to the diverse array of leisure options available in the area.

“I like the paved loop to walk with my bestie, kid free!

Letting the kids ‘get lost’ and leading us on an adventure.”

- the Dietz family

Photo Credit: Stacey Schwarz Photography

PARKS

Come together, play together

MEMORIAL PARK ▸ 400 W Church St, Fortville ▸ Situated at the confluence of Stottlemeyer Ditch and Jackson Ditch, this expansive community park boasts rolling hillsides and babbling streams, courtesy of its natural landscape. Abundant mature trees adorn the surroundings, creating a perfect setting for picnics, hikes, and leisurely strolls. Alongside its natural allure, the park offers various facilities for active recreation and playground equipment for visitors of all ages.

BILLERICAY PARK ▸ 12690 Promise Road, Fishers ▸ Billericay Park, is a hive of activity year-round, offering a variety of amenities from trails to playgrounds and baseball fields across its 44 acres. It’s a go-to spot for families, boasting a free splash pad operational from Memorial Day to Labor Day, along with three playgrounds and 1.75 miles of multi-use trails. For those seeking a peaceful retreat, the park’s woodland area offers a picturesque escape, while the perimeter walking trail invites visitors to indulge in some ecotherapy amidst nature’s embrace.

FINCH CREEK PARK ▸ 16233 Boden Rd, Noblesville ▸ Opened in 2020, Finch Creek Park spans 200 acres and is situated in Wayne Township on the eastern side of Noblesville. Its acquisition represents Noblesville’s commitment to furnishing accessible parks and recreational amenities for residents residing east of SR 32, particularly within Wayne Township. The park features four illuminated pickleball courts, a basketball court, a splash pad, and two playgrounds. Finch Creek Park offers two shelter areas flanking the restroom facility. The rental space, positioned on the eastern side of the building facing the splash pad, comprises 24 tables, a grill, a drinking fountain, and electricity. The western side, overlooking the playgrounds, is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

DILLON PARK ▸ 6001 Edenshall Ln, Noblesville ▸ Covering approximately 77.5 acres of scenic terrain, Dr. James A. Dillon Park was officially founded on June 2, 2007, as a tribute to the legacy of Dr. James A. Dillon. Dr. Dillon, a prominent figure who dedicated nearly four decades to the Noblesville Parks and Recreation Board and practiced medicine in Noblesville for half a century, is honored through the park’s name. In addition to its rich history, Dillon Park serves as the venue for the Summer Concerts Series, adding vibrancy and entertainment to its already inviting atmosphere. Check out the disc colf course, too!

STRAWTOWN KOTEEWI PARK 12308 Strawtown Ave, Noblesville Spanning nearly 800 acres, this expansive park offers over 9 miles of multi-use trails and extends along three miles of the White River. Its diverse landscape encompasses lush woodlands, historic wetlands, and vast prairies, providing habitat to a myriad of wildlife species. The park provides a wide range of exhilarating activities, including treetop adventures, horseback riding, river excursions, downhill thrills, archery, and archaeological exploration.

CYNTHEANNE PARK ▸ 12383 Cyntheanne Road, Fishers ▸ One of Cyntheanne Park’s standout attributes is its dynamic landscape playground structure, designed to encourage unstructured play, constant movement, and physical activity for children of various ages. In addition to five versatile sports fields, the park offers a 1-mile paved multi-use trail and a natural grass pathway, ideal for maintaining an active lifestyle as the temperatures rise.

Federal Hill Commons Park in Noblesville

ROY G. HOLLAND MEMORIAL PARK

1 Park Dr, Fishers ▸ Nestled at the core of Fishers, Roy G. Holland Memorial Park stands as the city’s inaugural municipal green space, established in 1991. Spanning approximately 34 acres, this park caters to diverse age groups and abilities, boasting an array of amenities. From sports fields and basketball courts to playgrounds and picnic spots, its central location amid several neighborhoods renders it a bustling focal point year-round. During the warmer months, kiddos can revel in water fun at the splash pad, operational from Memorial Day to Labor Day, or partake in the exhilarating Monsoon Madness event featuring inflatable water slides. While older children frolic on the wellloved playground, toddlers have their own designated area for exploration and play. Accessible to all, Fishers Parks and facilities feature inclusive elements like a wheelchair-friendly glider and a friendship swing.

GEIST PARK ▸ 10979 Florida Rd, Fishers ▸ Geist Park is a birdwatcher’s paradise! Situated by Fall Creek, it offers nature trails, wetlands, and fishing spots for outdoor enthusiasts. There's also a playground and picnic tables that can be rented! Exciting additions are on the horizon! There’s a new pedestrian bridge project for the Geist District that will involve restoring and relocating the Bell Ford Bridge from Jackson County near Seymour, Indiana. This bridge will provide a safe crossing over Fall Creek just west of Florida Road, connecting the Geist Greenway to Geist Park. So whether you’re up for a hike, wildlife watching, playing, or just soaking in Indiana’s fresh air, Geist Park is your go-to nature getaway!

FOREST PARK ▸ 701 Cicero Road, Noblesville ▸ Nestled on 150 acres, Forest Park was established in December 1925 and is situated at 701 Cicero Road on State Road 19 North in Noblesville, Indiana. The park features a range of amenities including a 9-hole golf course, the Forest Park Inn, and Forest Park Lodge banquet facilities. Other attractions include a skate park, three playgrounds, seven shelters with grills, three volleyball sand lots, five picnic areas, two tennis courts, four pickleball courts, two horseshoe pits, a basketball court, and a bocce ball court.

BROOKS SCHOOL PARK 11780 Brooks School Road, Fishers Brooks School Park stands out as one of the City’s most visited parks, renowned for its inclusive recreational opportunities in Fishers. This park spans 16.5 acres, providing a plethora of enjoyment for individuals of all ages and abilities. Brooks School Park caters to a wide array of interests. The park features various athletic facilities, including an expansive open play area frequented for soccer and rugby matches, as well as a regulation-size basketball court. Notably, it is the sole park in Fishers to offer a horseshoe pit, adding to its appeal for visitors seeking varied recreational experiences.

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“Geist Park has a picnic shelter available for rent, a canoe launch, and fishing. The location also gives way to many wildlife sightings and is perfect for enjoying the outdoors.”

- the Dunn family

Photo Credit: Daniel Grose Photography

CANOEING/ KAYAKING

GEIST PARK ▸ 10979 Florida Rd, Fortville ▸ Bring your own kayak or canoe and hop right in, you’ll float through a canal and then right into Geist Reservoir! Don’t forget your life jacket!

GEIST WATERFRONT PARK ▸ 10811 Olio Rd, Fishers ▸ Wheel Fun Rentals offers rentals of kayaks, life jackets and stand up paddle boards so you can paddle your own way through Geist Reservoir!

WHITE RIVER CANOE COMPANY ▸ 17180 River Rd, Noblesville ▸ They offer kayak, canoe, and tube rentals! Come cool off with them in the summer and have excellent views of the White River!

RIVERWOOD CANOE LANDING ▸ 20814 Riverwood Ave., Noblesville ▸ Riverwood Canoe Landing offers convenient access to the White River for recreational activities. Located just north of 206th Street and the White River in Noblesville, Indiana, this launch site welcomes visitors with fishing gear, kayaks, or canoes. Additionally, visitors can enjoy observing the diverse wildlife, native trees, and plants along the riverbank.

RED BRIDGE PARK ▸ 1050 S. Pearl St., Cicero ▸ A great spot to easily put in a kayak, canoe, or paddle board to get onto Morse Reservoir! Check out the Red Bridge marina while you’re here!

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“Spencer Farm is one of my family’s favorite places to visit in Noblesville. From spring to fall, you can pick a variety of seasonal crops such as strawberries, raspberries, sunflowers, grapes and mums. The farm store is filled with local produce and unique gifts, and there are free hayrides to the pumpkin patch every weekend during autumn. The winery on the property features live music on the weekends. All ages are welcome to come enjoy the music, tour the grounds, sample the wine or a charcuterie board, or bring your own picnic as you relax and enjoy some family time in a beautiful setting.” - Katie H.

HIDDEN GEM

Visit Farmer Katy and her friends at Teter Organic Farm! It's a hidden gem with over 40 varieties of mixed vegetables, fruit, and cut flowers on eight acres of Certified Organic land, 80 acres of woodlands along the White River, 20 acres of hay, a 30 hive apiary, and more! teterorganicfarm.com

WELCOME TO THE HOOSIER STATE, NEW NEIGHBORS! NOW, LET’S CHAT ABOUT SOMETHING THAT MIGHT GIVE YOU A FEW SPINS –ROUNDABOUTS! THESE CIRCULAR TRAFFIC WONDERS ARE BECOMING MORE COMMON IN INDIANA, AND WE WANT TO MAKE SURE YOU’RE NOT FEELING LIKE YOU’RE STUCK IN A LOOP.

HOW TO NAVIGATE INDIANA’S A SPIRITED GUIDE FOR NEWCOMERS!

So, what’s a roundabout, you ask? Well, it’s like a dance floor for cars – a circular intersection where traffic swirls around a central island. Forget the old-school rotaries; these modern marvels are designed to keep things smooth, safe, and stylish.

Picture this: you approach a roundabout. First move – slow down and stay in your lane. Keep your eyes peeled, and when it’s your turn, yield to the vehicles already gracefully circling. Think of it as an automotive ballet. Oh, and don’t forget to follow the one-way signs and show some love to pedestrians and cyclists at crosswalks.

Now, here comes the tricky part – entering. Wait for your moment, let the roundabout traffic take the lead (they have the right-of-way), and then smoothly merge to the right. No abrupt moves, just a seamless dance through the lanes.

Once you’re in, keep the rhythm going. Cruise through the roundabout until you reach your exit point. Avoid any impromptu stops – these circles are all about the flow.

As you prepare to exit, be courteous and signal your intentions. Right turns are easy – just signal and exit to the right. Left turns? Well, you circle around the central island and then gracefully make your right turn to exit. It’s like performing a vehicular pirouette!

And guess what? Roundabouts aren’t just for your everyday sedans. They’re versatile – emergency vehicles, large trucks, they

all know the steps. If you see flashing lights, just move as far right as you can and let them take center stage.

ROUNDABOUT REVELRY

Now, let’s talk about Carmel – the city that’s turning intersections into roundabout masterpieces. With a whopping 142 of them and counting, Carmel is on a traffic circle spree. The former Mayor, James Brainard, was the maestro, conducting a symphony of safer roads and greener living.

Jump into your car and you’ll see the magic. Roundabouts keep traffic flowing, making intersections more efficient than a welltimed magic trick. By 2025, Carmel plans to have just one stoplight, paving the way for narrower roads and happier pedestrians.

But that’s not all. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reveals that Carmel’s switch to roundabouts has cut injury crashes by almost half. Busy intersections? An 84% drop! That’s the kind of encore we all want.

And let’s not forget the environment. Carmel’s roundabouts save the equivalent of 5,000 cars’ worth of CO2 emissions, all while putting an extra $14 million back into drivers’ pockets. Now, that’s a green revolution we can get behind!

So, buckle up, newbies! You’re in for a ride through the circular wonders of Indiana’s roundabouts. Enjoy the dance, follow the steps, and soon enough, you’ll be spinning through them like a seasoned pro! LOCAL

MUST-ATTEND EVENTS

Indiana is the perfect place to embrace the beauty of every season. Fishers, Geist, Noblesville and the surrounding communities are filled with activities to help you experience what makes each season special. Take advantage of the many local festivals and events to discover all that the area has to offer. There is something for everyone all year long!

SPRING

WELCOME TO FAIRYVILLE ▸ Nickel Plate Arts Campus ▸ Noblesville nickelplatearts.org/fairyville ▸ This whimsical event is open to all ages. Kids and adults can submit a fairy house to be featured in the Fairy Home Show and trail. Pick up a map and follow along the trail.

EASTER EGG HUNT ▸ Piney Acres Farm Fortville ▸ pineyacresfarm.com ▸ Piney Acres’ Annual Easter Egg Hunt includes plenty to do for everyone, such as crafts, games, farm animals and a visit with the

Easter Bunny. Breakfast and lunch with the Easter Bunny are available for an additional cost. Registration is required.

INDIANA PEONY FESTIVAL ▸ Seminary Park ▸ Noblesville ▸ indianapeony festival.com/may-events ▸ Indiana’s state flower is the star at this annual event near the historic square in downtown Noblesville. The festival has a bouquet-off competition, peony plants for sale, expert advice from peony growers, kids’ activities and food trucks.

By Katie katie.merten@yahoo.com

SPENCER FARM STRAWBERRY PICKING

7177 E. 161st St. ▸ Noblesville spencerberryfarm.com/you-pick-crops

Visit this picturesque family-run farm in late spring to pick your own strawberries. Check their website to find out when the berries are ripe and ready to pick. The season only lasts a few weeks, so get them while you can!

SUMMER

RUOFF MUSIC CENTER ▸ Also known as Deer Creek Music Center or “Indy’s Loudest Backyard!” ▸ The venue is located in Noblesville at 12880 E. 146th St. and is the largest outdoor amphitheater in the Indianapolis area with a seating capacity of 24,000. It’s a legendary venue recognized as one of America’s premier amphitheaters, and it's right in our own backyard! In 2024, the venue celebrated its 35th Anniversary! Check out some of the amazing acts that have been on stage!

▸ Sandi Patty – May 20, 1989 – First show at the venue

▸ Frank Sinatra – July 1, 1989

▸ The Grateful Dead – July 15, 1989 – First sold out show at the venue

▸ Guns N’ Roses – May 28 and 29, 1991 –First time November Rain was played live

▸ Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – May 13, 2017 – Final performance at the venue for the band before Tom Petty’s passing

▸ Farm Aid - September 29, 2001 – Willie Nelson, Neil Young, John Mellencamp, Dave Matthews, The Doobie Brothers & Martina McBride took the stage for a special concert to help those affected by tragedy Visit www.ruoffmusiccenter.net and grab your ticket for one of the amazing summer concerts! You won’t be disappointed!

FALL

JUPITER FLIGHTS BALLOON FESTIVAL

Conner Prairie ▸ Fishers www.connerprairie.org/conner-prairieballoon-festival/ ▸ After the sun goes down, a colorful hot air balloon glow will light up the night sky. Live music, bounce houses, a corn maze, dry tubing hills and other activities are available for the whole family.

GLOW IN THE PARK ▸ Nickel Plate District AMP ▸ Fishers ▸ playfishers.com Families and kids of all ages get messy while enjoying face painting, a graffiti wall, a live DJ and performance, a neon splash zone and more!

RUSSEL FARMS PUMPKIN PATCH

12290 E. 191st St. ▸ Noblesville russell-farms.com ▸ Autumn at Russel Farms means a hayride to the pumpkin patch; exploring the corn maze; saying hello to farm animals at the petting zoo; checking out the games, bounce house and Mount Russell slides; and sampling treats from the Country Store and Red Food Barn. Daily admission tickets allow for unlimited access to all activities.

POTTER’S BRIDGE FALL FESTIVAL

19401 N. Allisonville Rd. ▸ Noblesville visithamiltoncounty.com/listing/ potters-bridge-festival/1729 ▸ This free event occurs every year on a Saturday in October. You can listen to live music; visit arts, crafts and food booths; take a ride aboard the Trackless Train; watch the kids play in the Kid Zone; or simply

delight in the natural beauty of Potter’s Bridge Park along the White River Greenway in sight of Hamilton County’s only remaining historic covered bridge.

HEADLESS HORSEMAN FESTIVAL ▸

Conner Prairie ▸ Fishers ▸ connerprairie.org/explore/things-to-do/ headless-horseman ▸ This autumn tradition occurs Thursdays through Sundays in October (tickets required). There is something for all ages at the festival. You can take a haunted hayride, explore the corn maze, discover spooky shows and stories, let your little ones ride the barrel train and try out the carnival rides and games.

LOCAL TIP

“Sambol’s Tree Farm is such a fun place to start your holiday season! They have the best live Christmas Trees!”

WINTER

OUTDOOR ICE SKATING ▸ Federal Hill Commons Ice Plaza ▸ Noblesville ▸ noblesvilleparks.org/ 235/Holidays-at-the-Hill ▸ Get some exercise and fresh air at downtown Noblesville’s outdoor ice rink, which is open from late November to early January. When you’re ready for a break from skating, you can visit the nearby shops and restaurants on Noblesville historic square, take in the holiday light displays of Federal Hill Commons or enjoy a festive carriage ride.

FORTVILLE WINTERFEST ▸ Downtown Fortville fortvilleindiana.org/fortville-winterfest-22 ▸ This annual celebration begins with a festive parade and includes visits with Santa, a kids’ zone, art displays, live music, food and beverage vendors, local shopping, family photo opportunities and the tree lighting.

MERRY PRAIRIE HOLIDAY ▸ Conner Prairie ▸ Fishers connerprairie.org ▸ An outdoor holiday festival with a winter wonderland stroll throughout the Conner Prairie grounds. Step into the historic holiday experience with a huge light display, attractions and historic recreations.

REINDEER EXPRESS ▸ Forest Park ▸ Noblesville visithamiltoncounty.com/event/reindeer-express/67252 All aboard for a one-hour-and-15-minute train ride with Santa! You will see Santa’s workshop, cross over beautiful Morse Reservoir, sing Christmas songs and drink hot chocolate. Purchase tickets in advance; children under 3 ride free on a parent’s lap. If you are interested in an “adults only” option, check out the Holiday Cheer excursions.

CARMEL CHRISTKINDLMARKT ▸ 10 Carter Green, Carmel www.carmelchristkindlmarkt.com ▸ Get ready to dive into the holiday magic at Christkindlmarkt, named USA Today's "Best Holiday Market" for over four years! Enjoy tasty German food and drinks from over 60 huts, find unique gifts, and soak in holiday music from global artists. Watch German artisans at work, go ice skating, and let your kids explore crafts, characters, and music in the Kinderecke.

HIT THE links!

FORE! EXPLORING LOCAL GOLF COURSES, MINI-GOLF, AND SIMULATORS

PURGATORY GOLF CLUB

12160 E. 216th Street, Noblesville, IN 46060

Playing golf at Purgatory requires strategic thinking. Be mindful of the many bunkers and thick, tall grass. Keep your shots on the fairway, and you'll soon experience the heavenly reward of a lower score.

THE FORT GOLF COURSE

6002 North Post Road, Indianapolis, IN 46216

FOREST PARK GOLF COURSE

701 Cicero Road

Noblesville, Indiana 46060

Established in 1927, Hamilton County’s oldest golf course is rich in tradition. This 9-hole gem boasts postage stamp greens, well-kept fairways, and challenging elevated tees and greens. With no water hazards, it offers an enjoyable and accessible experience for novice golfers, while the contoured greens provide a challenge for more advanced players.

The golf course was redesigned by Pete Dye and Tim Liddy and later recognized as one of the “Top Ten Public Courses” by Golf Magazine. It's widely regarded as one of Indiana’s top public golf courses.

TOPGOLF

9200 E 116th St, Fishers, IN 46037

Experience the ultimate entertainment hotspot in Fishers! Stay comfortable all year long in the hitting bays, equipped with cooling fans for summer and heating in winter. Each bay, in their sports bar and restaurant, features HDTVs. Whether using their complimentary clubs or bringing your own, aim for the massive outfield targets, and the high-tech balls will automatically track your score.

RIVER GLEN COUNTRY CLUB

12010 Clubhouse Drive, Fishers, IN 46038

At River Glen Country Club in Fishers, Indiana, you can enjoy a round of golf surrounded by nature's beauty. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this public course offers a relaxed, yet challenging, experience along the White River.

X- GOLF

13904 Town Center Blvd, Suite 700 Noblesville, Indiana 46060

The Future of Golf! X-Golf's cutting-edge indoor golf simulators deliver exceptional precision and lifelike gameplay, thanks to an advanced blend of camera technology, infrared lasers, impact sensors, and sophisticated gaming software.

IRONWOOD

GOLF COURSE

10955 Fall Road, Fishers, IN 46037

Ironwood Golf Club, located in Fishers, IN, is a premier golf destination in central Indiana, offering 27 picturesque and challenging holes.

CONNECTING

ATTENTION ACTIVE MILITARY AND VETERANS! OUR LOCAL COMMUNITIES WANT THOSE WHO SERVE OUR COUNTRY TO FEEL RIGHT AT HOME HERE IN CENTRAL INDIANA. WITH A THRIVING JOB MARKET AND LOW COST OF LIVING, INDIANA IS AN IDEAL PLACE TO PUT DOWN ROOTS.

IN VETS ▸ invets.org

Founded by veterans for veterans, aids in transitioning to civilian life, focusing on job placement, and finding the right community for veterans and their families to ensure their success and happiness. They help find access to multiple benefits available to veterans and their families; relocation assistance, tax deductions, tuition assistance for children of veterans, and other resources to ensure the transition to Indiana is a smooth one.

FISHERS ARMED SERVICES COMMISSION (FASC) fishersin.gov/boards-commissions/ fishers-armed-services-commission

The purpose of the commission is to further the city becoming a community in which military service is honored and recognized as a key component to the community’s vibrancy; incorporated and promoted in programming, policy decisions, and protocols to ensure recognition and appreciation towards military service is woven throughout the community and understood as a critical component to our sense of place.

TO HELPFUL RESOURCES

STRONGER VETERANS, STRONGER COMMUNITIES

Text "SVSC" to 79848 SVSC plays a crucial role in preventing suicide among service members, veterans or their caregivers. By connecting veterans with necessary resources at local, state, and federal levels, they aim to reduce the challenges veterans face throughout their life. A major focus is on reducing veteran suicide by ensuring veterans find purpose and value in their lives after service. One key aspect of this initiative is raising awareness of financial support opportunities, which often go unnoticed by many veterans. Alleviating financial stress can sig nificantly improve mental health and reduce the risk of crises. The collabo rative approach—combining resources from various levels of government and local agencies—ensures that veterans receive comprehensive support, from mental health services to financial assistance.

VETERANS SERVICE OFFICER 317-776-9610 ▸ tom.logan@hamiltoncounty.in.gov

Hamilton County also has an appointed Veterans Service Officer, Tom Logan.

Thank you for your service and for calling Indiana home. For more information please visit: hamiltoncountyphhc.org

Kids of all ages can have fun indoors and outdoors in the Fishers, Noblesville and surrounding areas. For birthdays, rainy days or family days, check out these local spots that will ensure smiles all around!

BOWL 32

845 Westfield Rd, Noblesville www.bowl32.com Home to an incredible arcade with a HUGE redemption center; an indoor, 9 hole, glow-in-thedark mini-putt-putt course; a 2 story one-of-a-kind laser tag arena; bowling lanes; axe throwing, and more! CLIMB TIME 8750 Corporation Drive, Indianapolis www.climbtimeindy.com An amazing climbing gym for all ages!

Adrenaline Family Adventure Park 10080 E. 121st St., Suite 182, Fishers www.adrenalineactionpark.com Your destination for family adventure! Jump. Climb. Get Active.

CONNER PRAIRIE 13400 Allisonville Road, Fishers www.connerprairie.org Indiana’s Living History Museum

CORNERSTONE LUTHERAN FISHERS PLAY AREA

13450 E. 116TH St., Fishers www.cornerstonelutheran.church/fishers-play-area

A FREE, multilevel indoor playground located inside Cornerstone Lutheran Church in Fishers.

DEVEAU’S SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS

9032 Technology Drive, Fishers | www.deveaus.com

DeVeau’s is Your Kid’s HAPPY PLACE, including gymnastics, cheer, ninja, camps, and a preschool.

INDY FUEL TANK

12900 Fuel Way, Fishers | www.indyfueltank.com

Offering programs for all ages and abilities including Public Skate, Learn to Skate group classes, Adult Hockey leagues, Stick and Puck, Freestyle, and more.

K1 SPEED GO KART RACING

9998 E. 121st St., Fishers www.k1speed.com

K1 Speed Indianapolis-THE PLACE for indoor karting!

KIDSTRONG

9510 E. 146th St., Unit 102, Noblesville www.kidstrong.com

Helps parents discover their child’s superpowers and build future-ready kids through physical training programs.

KILN CREATIONS

60 N. Ninth St., Noblesville www.kilncreations.net

A unique pottery painting studio that allows anyone, artists and non-artists, to create a one-of-a-kind piece of art.

URBAN AIR TRAMPOLINE AND ADVENTURE PARK

14450 Mundy Drive, Noblesville www.urbanair.com/indiana-noblesville

The ultimate indoor adventure park and a destination for family fun.

STUDIO 309

309 Noel Avenue, Fortville | www.sheristudio309.com

Whether it's canvas, wood stenciling, shoe painting, or anything in between, Ms. Sheri has your art party covered.

Some of the absolutely best people to take care of your loved one. Shannon's Exclusive Child Care has excellent providers and teachers that create such a structured learning atmosphere but also family oriented. - Matthew Bragg

MYART

39 N. 10th St., Noblesville | 11720 Olio Rd #300, Fishers www.myartindy.com

Offering a range of services including art classes, art camps, and art parties!

MY GYM FISHERS

10290 E. 96th St., Fishers | www.mygym.com/fishers

Offering kid’s birthday parties, Mommy and Me, gymnastics camps, and other fantastic fun-filled programs for ages 6 weeks – 10 years.

Take 69 south and 70 west, and within 30 minutes you'll be in the heart of Indianapolis! Make sure you check out the Indianapolis Zoo, White River Gardens and the worldclass Children's Museum! Continue a little further west, and you'll find the racing capital of the world, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway! Make sure you kiss the famous bricks!

PINHEADS & ALLEY’S ALEHOUSE

13825 Britton Park Road, Fishers www.bowlatpinheads.com

A modern bowling alley with DJ nights, an arcade, a casual restaurant/bar, plus a seasonal Tiki hut and sand volleyball.

THE ESCAPE ROOM

8890 E. 116th St., Unit 210, Fishers www.escaperoomusa.com/in/fishers

A fun and interactive adventure game designed for everyone!

ULTIMATE NINJA NOBLESVILLE

9625 E. 150th St., Noblesville | www.ultimteninjas.com

An amazing, fun, and challenging way to help your child build self-confidence, personal fitness, and agility through a ninja course.

UPAINT POTTERY STUDIO

13901 Town Center Blvd., Suite 200, Noblesville www.upaintpotterystudio.com

A WALK-IN art studio where you can paint your own pottery. Located in Hamilton Town Center.

WRIGHTS GYMNASTICS & NINJAZONE

1708 Pleasant St., Noblesville 3441 W 1000 N, Fortville, IN 46040 www.wrightsgymnastics.com

Offering your kids the opportunity to leap into gymnastics or ninja classes with no limit to what they can achieve.

DIG DIG

12800 Ford Drive, Fishers | digdigforkids.com

Simply put...it's "Indiana's Largest Indoor Sandbox!"

• Custom design & layout of indoor/outdoor upholstery manufactured in Indiana.

• Unique shopping experience for furniture, home goods, and gifts.

Outr é Mercantile & Rusted Window TOGETHER create a unique and inviting shopping experience in downtown Fortville!

12 SOUTH MAIN STREET, FORTVILLE

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ALTERNATIVE PRIMARY CARE

Precision Primary Care & Wellness (317) 642-0211

ART CLASSES/PARTIES

Studio 309 (317) 362-4536

AUDIOLOGY / HEARING AIDS

Revolution Hearing (317) 559-2968

BANKING

GBC BANK (317) 467-7038

BARBER SHOP

Nelson’s Barbershop LLC (317) 589-4100

CAR DEALERSHIP

Lockhart Cadillac (317) 759-7785

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

One Zone (317) 436-4653

CHEER AND TUMBLING

Indiana Elite Cheer & Tumbling (317) 442-8899

CHILD CARE CENTER

Shannon’s Exclusive

Child Care at Geist (317) 335-7984

CHIROPRACTIC CARE & WELLNESS

Life Refined Chiropractic (317) 674-8857

CHURCH/FREE INDOOR PLAY AREA

Cornerstone

Lutheran Church (317) 814-4252

COFFEE SHOP & WINE BAR

Schoolhouse 7 Cafe (317) 485-7717

COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL/ TRADE SCHOOL

FSG Inc (317) 570-4917

COUNTERTOPS

Indy Custom Stone (317) 877-1000

CUSTOM FURNITURE & HOME GOODS

Outre Mercantile (317) 504-0307

DAYCARE/PRESCHOOL

Kid City McCordsville (855) 543-2489

The Learning Experience (317) 219-5158

DENTAL & ORTHODONTIC FAMILY CARE

Village Dental at Saxony (317) 565-4249

DENTISTRY-COSMETIC/ RESTORATIVE/IMPLANTS

Indianapolis Periodontal & Dental Implant Assc (317) 846-5894

DISTILLERY & TASTING ROOM

Moon Drops Distillery (317) 482-9392

EYE CARE - FAMILY

Noble Eyes (317) 922-0202

FINANCIAL PLANNING

Prudential Advisor

Brent Moore (317) 281-8528

FITNESS STUDIO

Burn Boot Camp Fishers (317) 537-2930

FITNESS/GYM

Noblesville Fit Body

Boot Camp (317) 508-3381

FLOORING

Guardian Flooring Advancments (317) 671-9123

FRESH FRUITS BOWLS & SMOOTHIES

Rush Bowls (317) 588-9385

FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE/ IV THERAPY/SALT ROOM

Well-Infused (317) 900-1633

GIFTS / HOME DECOR

Rusted Window (317) 205-1716

GRANITE COUNTERTOPS

Rock The Granite (317) 457-7446

GYM / PERSONAL TRAINING

Anytime Fitness - Geist (463) 270-1070

GYM/WELLNESS CENTER

Hancock Wellness Center (317) 335-6987

HEAD SPA

Blank Canvas Head Spa (317) 514-7881

HEALTH - STRETCH THERAPY

iFlex Stretch Studios (317) 502-8885

HOME CARE / SENIOR CARE

Divinity Home Care (317) 945-3947

HOME REMODELING & HOME IMPROVEMENT

Fishers Fixer Upper LLC (765) 506-2714

HOME SECURITY & AUDIO/VIDEO

Pro Security & Automation (317) 900-1021

HOSPITAL/ EMERGENCY CARE

Hancock Health (317) 468-4989

Hancockhealth.org

HVAC SERVICES

Precision Comfort Systems (317) 867-2665

INDOOR GOLF

X-Golf Indiana (248) 467-4256

INTERIOR DESIGN/ SHOWROOM

Home and Willow Design (317) 288-5045

ITALIAN DELI/ MARKET/CATERING

Angelo’s Italian Market (317) 902-0453

IV HYDRATION/ WELLNESS SERVICES

Prana IV Hydration & Wellness Clinic (646) 438-5728

JAZZERCISE Jazzercise

Indianapolis Geist (317) 501-7310

JEWELER

Khamis Fine Jewelers (317) 841-8440

LAWN CARE/FERTILIZING

Green Again Indy (317) 747-0146

LIGHTING - HOLIDAY & PERMANENT EXTERIOR Glimmer Landscape Lighting (317) 989-5193

MASSAGE/SPA

Spavia Fishers (317) 567-8008

MEDICAL SPA

Elite Infusion and Wellness Clinic (317) 499-4548

MENTAL HEALTH THERAPY: PARENT COACHING

Talk Indy (317) 825-8623

MUSIC SCHOOL

Fishers Music & Arts Academy (317) 507-3171

ORTHODONTICS

Bettagere Orthodontics (765) 622-7646

PEDIATRIC DENTIST

Children’s Dental Center (317) 842-8453

PERMANENT MAKEUP/ LASHES/WAXING/LASER

V Lash & Brow Studio (317) 649-5884

PHYSICAL THERAPY

Integrity Physical Therapy And Wellness (812) 374-7589

PILATES, YOGA AND FITNESS STUDIO

Just Breathe Pilates (317) 496-1051

PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS/ PRINTED APPAREL

Loy Design LLC (317) 313-0208

RESTAURANT CA Cuisine (765) 221-9052

DuLit (614) 364-2866 eat-dulit.com

Yak & Yeti (317) 827-6981

RESTAURANT & BREWERY

Bier Brewery (317) 444-8500

Taxman Fortville (317) 482-1272

RESTAURANT - ITALIAN

Cortona’s Italian Cuisine (765) 541-8450

RESTAURANT / PIZZA

Denver’s Garage

Pizza & Brew (317) 626-2900 www.denversgpb.com/

RESTAURANT/BAR

Taylor’s Bar & Table (317) 747-7820

ROOFING

Exterior Wood Restoration (800) 203-5143

SALON

Salon Seven (317) 537-2508

Transforming Smiles, Transforming Lives

FORTVILLE OFFICE

325 S. Main St. Fortville, IN 46040 (463) 238-6784

ANDERSON OFFICE

3819 Fairview Dr. Anderson, IN 46013 (765) 622-7646 bettagereorthodontics.com

TAE KWON DO/CAMPS/ PERSONAL TRAINING

Fortville ATA Black

Belt Academy (317) 728-2552

TOY STORE

Magication Station (765) 465-9299

URGENT CARE/ EMERGENCY ROOM

Riverview Health Urgent Care & Emergency Room (317) 214-5750

VETERINARIAN, MOBILE

Cor-Vet Mobile Veterinary Care (317) 385-6869

VIDEO GAME STORE: BUY, SELL, REPAIR

The Retro Sink (317) 414-6903

WINE BAR & RESTAURANT

AJ’s Wine & Dine Garage (317) 513-3571

WINERY & VINEYARD

Daniel’s Vineyard (317) 248-5222

WOMEN’S BOUTIQUE

PJ’s Pink Boutique (317) 714-4661

The Field

Women’s Provisions (317) 658-5146

YOGA STUDIO

Union Yoga & Wellness (317) 504-4230

Vidya Bettagere, DDS, MSD