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‘Spring training’ is a descriptive phrase that, for me, comes with good and bad connotations. On the one hand, it implies warmth and sunshine ahead – no complaints there. On the other hand, ‘training’ sounds slightly ominous. Does it mean getting out of bed early? Is machinery involved? What about muscle soreness? There’s a reason perfectly normal people throw in the towel when they even think about exercise. No bailouts this year; my husband and I are hiking Mt. LeConte in the Smoky Mountains in June and I don’t want to be the one who needs a helicopter rescue. I think they use llamas too, which sounds less expensive but awkward. At almost 6,600 feet Mt. LeConte is one of the highest points east of the Mississippi with its own weather station on top. ‘Trail’ euphemistically describes the paths hikers take, especially among the upper portions; views are breathtaking but so are the drop-offs. The friends we’re going with are slightly maniacal – I’ve definitely got to keep up.

Fortunately no one faced hazards of any kind while putting together Carmel City Magazine’s first issue of 2015. Our beat is pretty cushy, especially when you get to interview people like Whitney Dennis, newly appointed director of Carmel Clay Historical Society. She is delightful, enthusiastic and ready to liven the place up. Their 40th anniversary year-long celebration includes a spring exhibit called ‘The Art of the Love Letter” and Yoga on the Lawn; get details in “Living History.” I also loved “Bone Voyage” with its advice on what to do with pets when vacationing. Anyone who has pets has dealt with that particular trauma and Companion Medical Center’s advice was spot on. There’s also a great article on “Hot AM Spots” that takes you on a tour of local breakfast eateries. Every single restaurant was packed and the platters of food looked irresistible. Enjoy your read while I pound the pavement. More about LeConte later. Jackie Holloway, Editor JHolloway@CarmelCityMagazine.com

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CARMEL CLAY HISTORICAL SOCIETY So much is brand spanking new in Carmel that it’s easy to forget we live in a town rich with history. Whitney Dennis, the fresh face and recently appointed Executive Director at Carmel Clay Historical Society, hopes to keep that history alive. Should the past matter to today’s locals? Whitney is just the one to tell us why. “One of the

Over 178 years worth of documents... goals at Carmel Clay Historical Society (CCHS) is to broaden our appeal,” Whitney begins. “With

over 178 years worth of documents, photographs, stories and information housed in the Monon Railroad Depot Museum, we strive for ‘informal learning’ so people can approach at their own speed. Since any experience becomes more

memorable with friends or family, groups that are interactive and fun

Check out our website to see where we’ll gather to talk about… whatever!”

The preservation of the Monon Railroad Depot was, in fact, the first project undertaken by CCHS when it formed in 1975. After the railroad came to Carmel in 1882, the Depot was constructed a year later. It was last used in 1971 and almost razed due to its poor condition. Donations from schoolchildren and the community financed the Depot’s restoration, and in 1980 it was moved 50 feet from its previous spot to www.CarmelClayHistory.org become the newly appointed headquarters for the Society. are a priority. ‘Monon “Our location off the Monon Greenway and busy Mondays,’ for instance, downtown area is convenient and accessible to occur on the first Monday everyone,” Whitney notes. “We actually maintain of every month at 5:30 two buildings; the Monon Depot Museum and the pm; it’s our version of archives building next door. The museum is Happy Hour. 12

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Coxhall Mansion, the 1999 Dream Home, the historic McShane residence on Rangeline Road, a charming ranch on Main Street and the oldest residence in Old Town. It sold out and was our best tour yet.”

We fulfill that goal through the many programs and services we offer. As an example, our Historic Home Tour each December highlights local architecture and antiques. 2014 marked its 18th annual event and included five gorgeous homes:

An exhibit that opened in February is another venue that makes the past come alive. The Art of the Love Letter allows us to “peer

open February through October, while the archive building is open year round. Admission to both is free.” You can verify hours of operation by going to www.carmelclayhistory.org Whitney stresses that the mission of CCHS is “to enrich the lives of local residents and visitors by collecting, preserving and interpreting our history.

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into the personal lives of historic Carmel residents for insights into courtship, notions of romance and the lasting impact of the written word.” Whitney feels that this form of communication still retains significance in today’s digital world. “The unique qualities of a love letter, as opposed to a tweet or a like, resonate across the ages.”

Genealogy is a hot topic these days – witness the hit PBS series Genealogy Roadshow – and CCHS offers free assistance to those who want to explore their own personal records through Ancestry.com, Heritage Quest and other sites. Volunteers staff the computer lab at the Carmel Clay Public Library on Tuesdays from 10:00am to 1:00pm and Thursdays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. Two hours of research are conducted at no charge;

the lasting impact of the written word... projects that require more research are charged by the hour. In addition, the library hosts “Ask

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“Anyone who has the time and desire to help is appreciated– no previous knowledge or training is necessary!

the Expert” genealogy roundtables in the spring, fall and winter. The CCPL desk at 317.844.3362 is available for more information. And what about future projects for the Historical Society? “We’re celebrating our 40th anniversary in 2015, so we have lots of events planned throughout the year. The Spring-

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time Tea is just around the corner on April 16th. We’ve also become an official stop on the Carmel Arts & Design District Gallery Walk every second Saturday. When warmer weather arrives, we’re sponsoring Yoga on the Lawn led by a certified instructor to take advantage of our great location off the Monon. Call or visit our website to get specific dates and times.” The fate of historic structures is a CCHS consideration as well. “Together with the Carmel Historic Preservation Commission, we’re doing all we can to insure ethical care of the Kinzer home. Built in 1828, it’s the log cabin on the property currently on sale at the corner of 131st and Keystone. Another property in transition is adjacent to Carmel High School’s football field; Hank Hull’s dairy farm house, which is over 175 years old, stands there. Community awareness and support are critical so that these important homes are preserved.” As for the people who staff the Society, Whitney

says they always welcome volunteers. “Anyone who has the time and desire to help is appreciated– no previous knowledge or training is necessary! There are so many ways to contribute. We need, for instance, help collecting oral histories and people to staff our museum. Tour guides and event planners are also important positions. Basic office administration skills are invaluable when it comes to cataloging documents and photographs. If someone is interested, we hope they’ll call us. After all, if you’re living in Carmel now, you’re already a part of local history.”

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Actors Theatre of indiana Actors Theatre of Indiana (ATI) is Hamilton County’s only professional equity theatre company and is the city of Carmel’s resident professional theatre company presenting productions at The Studio Theater at The Center For The Performing Arts. ATI celebrates the power of theatre and contributes to life in Central Indiana by offering high quality professional theatre performances that engage, inspire, educate, and entertain. 317.669.7983 www.actorstheatreofindiana.org

Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre, the principal resident theatre company at the Center for the Performing Arts, is the largest of more than 70 Indiana community theatres and one of the 10 largest of over 7,000 active community theatres in the United States. Civic also is considered the nation’s longest continuously operating community theatre. Founded in 1915, Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre has been a vital part of Central Indiana’s cultural landscape for nearly a century, providing superior live theatrical entertainment for a broad-based audience. 3 Center Green, Suite 200 317.843.3800 www.civictheatre.org

carmel community players Carmel Community Players providesquality live dramatic and musical entertainment presentations that expand and develop creative, cultural and educational opportunities for the entire community. The new Carmel Community Playhouse provides a medium between theater and art enthusiasts and the performers and artists themselves. Clay Terrace 14299 Clay Terrace Boulevard, Suite 140 317.815.9387 www.carmelplayers.org

Carmel Symphony Orchestra Founded in 1975 as a community orchestra, the Carmel Symphony Orchestra (CSO) has grown into a full arts organization with an 85-member orchestra, a professional administrative and artistic staff, and a talented and dedicated governing board. The CSO has earned a regional reputation for excellence in artistry and community service. Unique nationally in its hybrid of paid and non-paid musicians, the CSO focuses on both high artistic standards and serving families, as the majority of CSO musicians are also involved in the demanding profession of music education. Palladium Ticket Office: 2 Center Green • CSO Office: 11 1st Avenue NE 317.844.9717 www.carmelsymphony.org

children’s art gallery In September 1999, the Children’s Art Gallery was designated as the World’s Smallest Children’s Art Gallery by The Guinness Book of World Records. The gallery displays artwork from a different Carmel school each month. Open Friday - Sundays from 2-4 p.m. (except holidays) and during Carmel Art & Design District Gallery Walks. 40 W. Main Street 317.844.4989 www.carmelartscouncil.org Museum of Miniature Houses & Other Collections

Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre (GHDT) is Hamilton County’s only professional dance company and is the resident professional dance company at The Tarkington at The Center for the Performing Arts. The company has garnered an international reputation for presenting high-quality dance performances that are emotionally compelling and visually stunning. By combining various and contemporary dance forms, together with theatre, music and costuming, GHDT is able to reach new depths of emotion and expression and are able to weave a glorious tapestry of movement, legend and fire.

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329 Gradle Drive 317.844.2660 www.gregoryhancockdancetheatre.org

Midwest school of Voice Midwest School of Voice is more than just a music school or a place to learn songs—it’s a whole new way to think about the performing arts and how to find your voice. Founded by professional vocalists, songwriters, producers and arrangers Heather Ramsey Clark and Blair Clark, the techniques used at MSV are the same used for toplevel professional vocalists all over the world, and are designed to draw out each artist’s unique talent, improve their vocal abilities and ultimately help them love performing. 336 W. Main Street 317.660.1372 www.midwestschoolofvoice.com

Monon depot museum Midwest School of Voice Sponsored by the Carmel Clay Historical Society, the museum is housed in the former Monon Railroad depot built in 1883. Exhibits include many aspects of local history, from the founding of the village of Bethlehem (Carmel), to the mid twentieth century. There are also displays of railroad artifacts and memorabilia. Hours: The Cottage Office open all year every Tuesday-Wednesday 9 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. Monon Depot Museum & Gift Shop open April-November Friday-Saturday 1-4 p.m. and Sundays 2-4 p.m. 211 First Street SW 317.846.7117 www.carmelclayhistory.org

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Museum of miniature houses and other collections Enjoy viewing antique and modern doll houses, miniature scenes, hand-crafted miniature art, and private non-miniature collections at the museum. The gift shop offers fine and unusual miniatures, books and periodicals about miniatures and doll houses. Visiting children can play the Museum Treasure-Hunt Game. Hours: Wednesdays-Saturdays 11 a.m.-4 p.m. and Sundays 1-4 p.m. 111 E. Main Street 317.575.9466 www.museumofminiatures.org

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Antique Emporium of Carmel (See ad p. 22)

ArtSplash Gallery

Flix Brewhouse - Opening in April (See ad p. 27)

Beauchamp’s Antiques

Evan Lurie Fine Art Gallery

Bella Chic Interiors Carmel Old Town Antique Mall (See ad p. 22) Midland Arts & Antiques Market

art/music instruction Creative Escape Pottery & Mosaics Klassical Keys Midwest School of Voice (See ad p. 22) Restyled Furniture (See ad p. 72) The Art Studio of Carmel (See ad p. 23)

Coats Wright Art & Design French Bleu Fine Art Gallery

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Hoosier Salon

Museum of Miniature Houses and Other Collections, Inc.

Inspire Studio Gallery Magdalena Gallery of Art Mary Johnston Studio Gallery Soori Gallery The Art Studio of Carmel (See ad p. 23) Worlds Smallest Children’s Art Gallery

artists Walter Knabe

music venues The Warehouse (See ad p. 21)

Photograpy Photos by Chels (See ad p. 109) Wyant Fine Art Photography

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Magic at The Warehouse co-presented by Taylor Martin from Indy Magic Monthly

Tickets: $30 for children $40 for adults Date: Weekday, February 21st Time: 1:00pm matinee (Family-friendly) and 6:30pm Location: 254 1st Ave SW, Carmel, IN 46032 Do you know the difference between what’s real and what’s an illusion? Your mind will play tricks on you at our first Laffs ‘n Illusions event! Featuring touring act The Action Brothers, Johnny Action and his brother Max, provide a tremendous show, filled with music, magic, great costumes, and lots of surprises. Arrive early for a pre-show meal (included with each ticket) and get into the magical mood with illusions, characters and surprises from Indianapolis’ own “one-person promoter of magic” Taylor Martin.

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ANTIQUE EMPORIUM Small upscale group shop specializing in customer service, wide variety of antiques and collectables, art of display. Located just 5 blocks south of the Arts & Design District on Rangeline Road. Hours: Mon-Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Wed till 7 p.m.; Sun 12-5 p.m. 1055 S. Rangeline Road (317)844-8351/(317)408-0200

Carmel Old Town Antique Mall Located in the heart of the Carmel Arts & Design District in a 103 year old building with a colorful cityscape mural on the side. We feature 60 shops and 30 showcases in 12,000 sq. ft. Open 7 days a week 10-7 with specialty dealers featuring toys, dolls, lighting, coin-ops, ladies clothes and furs, linens, jewelry, pottery, glass, furniture, books and advertising. Celebrating 10 years in Carmel. Hours: 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. 38 W. Main Street (317)566-1908 www.carmeloldtownantiquemall.com twitter.com/oldtownantiques

flix brewhouse - Opening in April Flix Brewhous is America’s Cinema Brewery – the only first run movie theatre in the world to incorporate a fully functioning microbrewery. By combining these concepts, Flix delivers to your theatre seat three of America’s great loves – craft beer, great food and the latest movies! All of our stadium seating “dining rooms” are outfitted with the latest high-definition digital cinema projection and sound technologies, wall-to-wall curved screens, cushy high back chairs, and our revolutionary Easy Glider moveable table top. (See ad p. 27) 2160 E. 116th Street Merchant’s Square Shopping Center www.flixbrewhouse.com www.facebook.com/flixbrewhousecarmel @flixbrewhousein

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midwest school of voice Midwest School of Voice is more than just a music school or a place to learn songs—it’s a whole new way to think about the performing arts and how to find your voice. Founded by professional vocalists, songwriters, producers and arrangers Heather Ramsey Clark and Blair Clark, the techniques used at MSV are the same used for toplevel professional vocalists all over the world, and are designed to draw out each artist’s unique talent, improve their vocal abilities and ultimately help them love performing. 336 W. Main Street (317)660-1372 www.midwestschoolofvoice.com

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ReStyled is located in the Carmel Arts & Design District and in the Zionsville Village. At ReStyled, previously loved items are transformed into beautiful, unique, versatile furniture and accessories; it’s all about preserving the past. The old and ordinary becomes extraordinary! ReStyled is the only local supplier of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint® a wonderful paint for do-it-yourselfers. Attend a workshop and learn how you can create your own one-of-a-kind masterpiece. (See ad p. 72)

The Warehouse is the only Indie-style music venue in Carmel where audiences can come and enjoy quality live performances of their favorite local, regional and national performing artists in a fun and intimate setting. Located in the heart of Carmel’s Arts and Design District, the facility features a small art gallery and can also be transformed to cater to businesses and individuals interested in rental space for the event of their choice. With state-of-the-art stage and lighting equipment, The Warehouse is a hip, edgy, fun place to enjoy all varieties of live performance. (See ad p. 21)

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Calendar of Events

march 7th & 14th Winter Farmers Market. a growers- and producers-only market, WFM is an exciting and bountiful place to buy your fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, eggs, plants and prepared foods. Only edible products, with the exception of annuals and perennials, may be sold at the Market. No craft items are sold. When you shop at the CFM, you get the freshest, most delicious foods available from the growers themselves! And, with few exceptions, all products are grown and/or produced in Indiana. Wilfong Pavilion at Founders Park 116th Street & Hazel Dell Parkway Hours: 9 a.m. - noon www.carmelfarmersmarket.com/winter

march 13th GO! A Mother-Son Challenge/Carmel Clay Parks. Go! Get out of the house and prepare for an evening full of mother and son fun! Activities will begin with pizza and bingo, fun challenge games, and Potpourri Trivia to finish the night. This evening will be a night of laughter and bonding all moms and sons will enjoy. Ages 6+

IU Health North Hospital Gallery Walk

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The Art of the Love Letter Exhibit/Carmel Clay Historical Society. History tells us that certain human experiences transcend time – including love and the art of putting pen to paper to express terms of endearment to a loved one. The Art of the Love Letter Exhibit will feature about a dozen beautifully written love letters from the collection of personal artifacts of one of Carmel’s pioneers, William Kinzer. Kinzer grew up in a cabin on Main Street, just east of Keystone Avenue. Most of the letters were written around 1859 and the early 1860s and they offer lovers – and lovers of history – some insight into the ways we expressed our affections in another era.

IU Health North Hospital Gallery Walk/Carmel Arts & Design District. Come to the Arts District for an evening of culture, art and fun! Visit with local and visiting artists while enjoying unique refreshments at each gallery. Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day early and enjoy the Irish gifts Scavenger Hunt.

The Depot 211 First Street SW (317)846-7177 carmelclayhistory@yahoo.com www.carmelclayhistory.org www.CarmelCityMagazine.com

Monon Community Center 1235 Central Park Drive East Hours: 5:30 - 8 p.m. Fee: $15/person (317)848-7275 www.carmelclayparks.com

March 5th Orchard Park Elementary 12th Annual Taste of Carmel. Tasty event showcases local restaurants and provides technology to students. Over 40 area restaurants, wineries, caterers, and breweries will provide food and beverage samples, such as Ocean Prime, Coopers Hawk Winery, Mitchell’s Fish Market, and Sun King Brewing Co. Over 100 Silent Auction items, Raffle for $3,000 jewelry item from Distinctive Diamonds with limited entries, $10 Gift Card Pull, Photo Booth and Caricature Drawings. Ritz Charles 12156 N. Meridian Street Hours: 6 - 9 p.m. Fee: $25.00 in advance or $30 at the door www.tasteofcarmel2014.eventbrite.com

Carmel Arts & Design District Hours: 5-9 p.m. (317)571-2787 www.carmelartsanddesign.com

March 20th - 22nd MAY THE SCHWARTZ BE WITH YOU: A Stephen Schwartz Cabaret/Carmel Community Players. Join us and our cast of talented vocalists for an evening of music from the works of composer, Stephen Schwartz. To honor Schwartz’s incredible contribution to the film and theatre industry, our cast will perform songs from his hit Broadway musicals and award-winning films including, Wicked, Godspell, Walt Disney’s Pocahontas, Enchanted, and many more! Bring the whole family for a night of entertainment. Performances are Friday and Saturday at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:30pm. All tickets are $10 at the door or online at carmelplayers.org. Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace 14299 Clay Terrace Boulevard, Suite 140 Hours: 7:30 p.m. (317)815-9387 www.carmelplayers.org

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Spring Fever/Carmel Clay Parks. Spring is here and the birds are chirping. Bring your kite, Easter basket and binoculars for an afternoon of fun. Activities will include kite flying, Easter egg hunt, a spring craft, and music! $5/child pre-registration or $8/child day of registration.

West Park 2700 W. 116th Street Hours: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. (317)848-7275 www.carmelclayparks.com

march 28th Easter Egg Hunt/Carmel City Center. Easter Bunny, Easter Egg Hunt and Antique Fire Engine on the interior plaza. Easter Egg Hunt for ages 1-5 will start at 1 p.m. on Hanover Court at Carmel City Center and the Easter Egg Hunt for ages 6-10 will start at 1:15 p.m. on interior plaza. Easter Egg Hunt participants should plan to meet outside of Hubbard & Cravens at Carmel City Center. Carmel City Center S. Rangeline Road and City Center Drive Hours: 1 - 2:15 p.m. www.carmelcitycenter.com

Carmel Arts & Design District Hours: 5-9 p.m. (317)571-2787 www.carmelartsanddesign.com

April 16th Springtime Tea/Carmel Clay Historical Society. The Springtime Tea will feature a guest speaker, Emily Erghott, owner of the McShane House, talking about the restoration process of the house. She will show pictures and tell us about her experience buying, researching, and restoring an historic home and maintaining its original integrity while adding her own personal touches and adapting it to modern family life. Woodland Country Club 100 Woodland Lane (317)846-7177 carmelclayhistory@yahoo.com www.carmelclayhistory.org

April 18th march 3oth Kid Kazooey/Winter Kids Koncert by Carmel Clay Parks. Dig your way out of the snow and join us as we dance and sing-along to classical hits and kid favorites. Each hour-long performance provides an enriching and engaging experience for young children ages 2-5. Reservations are strongly encouraged due to room capacity limits. All ages. Monon Community Center 1235 Central Park Drive East Hours: 10-11 a.m. Fee: FREE! (317)848-7275 www.carmelclayparks.com

The Carmel Marathon Weekend. A full marathon, half marathon, marathon relay and 8K managed by Carmel Road Racing Group will return for its fifth annual event in 2015. Viewed by runners as an ideal kickoff for spring, it is expected to sell out before April. All races offer the same start and finish line so that family and friends can cheer the participants. Afterwards everyone can enjoy music at Center Green, a beautiful grassy area to stretch your legs and relax. Carmel City Center City Center Drive & 3rd Avenue SW Hours: 6:45 a.m. www.carmelmarathon.com

april 22nd April 3rd - 4th

The Tarkington at The Center For The Performing Arts 3 Center Green Performances: 7 p.m. Tickets: (317)843-3800 www.gregoryhancockdancetheatre.org

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Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony. The City of Carmel’s ceremony remembers victims of the Holocaust in conjuntion with the National Days of Remembrance events. Special guest speaker: Steven Frankovitz, Second Generation Survivor. Free and open to the public. Monon Community Center 1235 Central Park Drive East Hours: Noon www.carmel.in.gov

april 24th - may 9th Monty Python’s Spamalot/Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre. Lovingly ripped off from the classic comedy film Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Spamalot retells the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table in the irreverent signature style of Monty Python. Set to an upbeat score with clever lyrics and plot twists, Spamalot also features a bevy of beautiful show girls, not to mention cows, killer rabbits, and French people. Join King Arthur and the Knights on their musical quest for the Holy Grail and experience one of the greatest, and certainly one of the funniest, Broadway musicals of the modern age! Book & Lyrics by Eric Idle. Music by John du Prez & Eric Idle. (Contains mature content and may not be

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SUPERHERO/Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre. “SUPERHERO, the story of a man called Jesus” is truly one of GHDT’s masterpieces. This critically acclaimed, full-length modern ballet follows the last week of the life of Jesus told through the perspective of Jesus, the women surrounding Him, and His complicated relationship with Judas Iscariot. Set in “anytime” and “everyplace”, this beautiful work portrays both large and small events in Jesus’ last days, both of which are ultimately significant. Back by popular demand, SUPERHERO is “a whirl of energy...through color, light, movement, sound” and is a timeless retelling of a man who changed human history.

suitable for children under 12.) The Tarkington at The Center For The Performing Arts 3 Center Green Times: Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays at 7 p.m., last Saturday (5/9) at 5 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. (317)843-3800 for tickets www.civictheatre.org

april 25th All-You-Can-Eat Spring Pancake Breakfast/ Carmel Lions Club. 100% of the money raised goes to support local, state and international charities. At all our events we collect used glasses and hearing aids. Carmel Lions Clubhouse 141 E. Main Street Hours: 7-11 a.m. www.carmellions.org

april 25th 2015 Annual Museum of Miniature Houses Attic Sale. This year’s sale will include a large selection of miniature furniture, accessories, dolls, dollhouses, kits, and supplies. More items can also be found on sale at the museum, so plan to stop in at both locations. Donations of miniature items welcome! Free Admission!!! Carmel Lions Clubhouse - 141 E. Main Street The Museum Shop - 111 E. Main Street Hours: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. www.museumofminiatures.org

April 25th Exploration Celebration/Carmel Clay Parks. Join us for a day of nature exploration and hands-on learning about plants, bugs, and the beauty around us. Come ready to create nature crafts and explore with us during a scavenger hunt through Central Park East Woods! All Ages. Free! Central Park East Woods 1235 Central Park Drive East Hours: 2 - 4 p.m. (317)848-7275 www.carmelclayparks.com

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april 27th Jump and Hop/Winter Kids Koncert by Carmel Clay Parks. Dig your way out of the snow and join us as we dance and sing-along to classical hits and kid favorites. Each hour-long performance provides an enriching and engaging experience for young children ages 2-5. Reservations are strongly encouraged due to room capacity limits. All ages. Monon Community Center 1235 Central Park Drive East Hours: 10-11 a.m. Fee: FREE! (317)848-7275 www.carmelclayparks.com

april 30th - May 3rd Friends of the Library Spring Book Sale. The sale features hardbacks, paperbacks, children’s books, audiobooks, and CDs. More than 20,000 items will be available for purchase.

Prices range from $0.25 to $3.00. The Friends Library Bookstore will be open during the sale as well. Cash, checks, Visa and Mastercard are accepted at both the sale and the bookstore. Members Only Night: Thursday, April 30, 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. Open to the Public: Friday, May 1, 9:00 a.m. - 7 :00 p.m.; Saturday, May 2, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Sunday, May 3 (Bag Day - fill a grocery sack for $8.00), 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Carmel Clay Public Library 55 Fourth Avenue SE Across Main Street from Carmel High School (317)571-4292 www.carmel.lib.in.us

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Carmel Farmers Market. One of the City’s most popular events is the Carmel Farmers Market. Neighbors enjoy socializing while strolling through the market to purchase fresh produce, baked and canned goods, flowers, and more from local vendors. Live music also adds to the pleasant atmosphere of the market. Firehouse cookoffs, a Veggie Art Contest, and cooking demonstrations are planned throughout the summer. Center Green at Carmel City Center Hours: 8-11:30 a.m. www.carmelfarmersmarket.com

may 1st - 17th Xanadu/Actors Theatre of Indiana. Xanadu follows the journey of a magical and beautiful Greek muse, Kira, who descends from the heavens of Mt. Olympus to Venice Beach, California in 1980 on a quest to inspire a struggling artist, Sonny, to achieve the greatest artistic creation of all time - the first ROLLER DISCO…hey, it’s 1980! But, when Kira falls into forbidden love with the mortal Sonny, her jealous sisters take advantage of the situation and chaos abounds. Studio Theater at The Center For The Performing Arts 4 Center Green Times: Thurs 7:30 p.m., Fri-Sat 8:00 p.m., Sun 2:00 p.m. Box Office: (317)843-3800 www.actorstheatreofindiana.org

May 1st - 17th CLUB MOROCCO/Carmel Community Players. A high-flying swing-musical, a celebration of the sounds and styles of a by-gone era, a live film-noir with gangsters and gumshoes, ballads and blues, hot jazz and high-kicking hoofers. Club Morocco, where the swing is red-hot, the beauty dangerous, and the luck as fleeting as the love. The new hit swing-musical celebrating the sights and sounds of the Swing Era with songs by Cole Porter, Gershwin, Harold Arlen, Louis Prima and more. Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace 14299 Clay Terrace Boulevard, Suite 140 Hours: Fri - Sat 7:30 p.m.; Sun 2:30 p.m. (317)815-9387 www.carmelplayers.org

may 2nd Carmel Clay Parks Program Demo Day. Thinking about registering for a program with us? Come check us out and get a taste of our recreation program offerings for all ages,

levels, and abilities. More information and day-of schedule available at carmelclayparks.com. Monon Community Center 1195 Central Park Drive West Hours: 1-3 p.m. (317)848-7275 www.carmelclayparks.com

Fee: Adults - $10/day; Youth/Senior - $6/day (317)848-7275 www.carmelclayparks.com

May 8th - 17th (weekends) G2 In Concert/Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre. The remarkable pre-professional company of GHDT is pleased to present their annual signature concert! The G2 dancers, often seen in the corps of professional GHDT concerts, are excited to once again take the stage on their own! Performing pieces from GHDTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s professional repertoire, these young dancers will surprise and thrill you with their strength, energy and talent! The Academy of Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre 329 Gradle Drive Hours: Fri - Sat 7 p.m.; Sunday 3 p.m. Reservations required: 317-844-2660 www.gregoryhancockdancetheatre.org

May 9th IU Health North Hospital Gallery Walk/Carmel Arts & Design District. Come to the Arts District for an evening of culture, art and fun! Visit with local and visiting artists while enjoying unique refreshments at each gallery. Carmel Arts & Design District Hours: 5-9 p.m. (317)571-2787 www.carmelartsanddesign.com

may 16th Lemonade Day/Carmel City Center. On Saturday, May 16, Lemonade Day will be happening across greater Indianapolis and as a sponsor Carmel City Center will be one of the many locations where young entrepreneurs will have their stands set up around the project. In celebration of the Lemonade Day event, enjoy live DJ music, store promotions and fashion trucks. Carmel City Center S. Rangeline Road and City Center Drive Hours: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. www.carmelcitycenter.com www.CarmelCityMagazine.com

May 22nd City of Carmelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Memorial Day Ceremony. To remember those who have served our country. The public is invited to attend. Light refreshments provided. Free. Carmel Clay Veterans Memorial Plaza in City Center Located near the SW corner of Third Ave. SW & City Center Dr. Hours: 9 a.m. www.carmel.in.gov

May 23rd The Waterpark Opens to the Public/Carmel Clay Parks. Monon Community Center 1195 Central Park Drive West

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SPRING into CELEBRATION Written by Amy Von Eiff : Owner/Executive Chef – A Cut Above Catering

he snowdrifts are all but gone and spring is here. If warm weather is not enough reason to celebrate, there are plenty of opportunities to bring friends and families together for a spring party. Hosting your very own soiree can lead to many different outlets for expressing your individualism and impressing your guests. Whether you’re celebrating a graduation, bridal/ baby shower, Easter, family reunion, or new home, these helpful tips for food, décor and spring trends are sure to make your party one to remember.

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A spring party is the perfect opportunity to show off your home and garden. It is also a chance to express creativeness and personality through decoration. Try thinking green and get creative with the floral arrangements for tables and around the house. Even if the guests are inside, some nice greenery in your home will keep them in a springtime mood.

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Hanging lanterns from tree branches offer an attractive way to keep the party going after sunset. Rocks and minerals contrast well with green gardens and brightly colored pastel flowers. Also, potted plants are a fun and easy gift for guests to help them remember an incredible evening. When planning the food for your event, think “in-season”recipes for a great spring vibe. Here are a few tips on how to display a springtime array: • Grilled seasonal vegetables displayed on a decorative platter • Customized cheese boards using

local cheeses from around Indiana • Mini desserts for an exciting alternative to a traditional cake, which also provide more choices and lots of color. Another delightful way to spice up your celebration would be to include signature and specialty drinks. Whether a cocktail or “mocktail” such as blueberry vodka lemonade, strawberry passion tea or a Texas Sunset, guests are guaranteed to feel indulged and refreshed. Springtime means school is winding down and graduation is soon aproach-

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ing. Hosting a party for a recent grad is a rewarding celebration of their achievement. Structuring the decoration around the interests and basing the theme around a major or desired career is a fun way to recognize the graduate. Take it a step further and choose the graduate’s favorite foods for the party to make it even more personalized. Hosting a party can be a great way to bring friends and family together, but can also be hectic if you’re not experienced cooking for large gatherings or you just simply want to relax and enjoy yourself. By hiring a caterer, the stress can be alleviated and worries put to rest, while adding that extra flair to your soiree with rented tables and chairs, beautiful pastel colored linens and a customized fabulous menu. These celebrations are a fantastic way to thaw out after winter and bring style back into your everyday gatherings and springtime parties. 32

A Cut Above Catering allows you to be a guest at your own party

Everything from simple box lunches to elaborate corporate events. Outstanding cuisine, beautiful presentation and unsurpassed attention to detail.

Corporate Catering Weddings Rehearsal Dinners Social Gatherings Family Reunions Theme Parties Birthday Celebrations Open Houses Every Party ends up in the kitchen....so why not

Host an Instructional Cooking Party! It’s a fun way to spend time with friends and family and cook a delicious meal together. Our enthusiastic chef will share her passion for good food and creating kitchen memories, as well as expert techniques and secret tricks as she directs your hands-on cooking adventure!

Coming Soon Let A Cut Above Catering make dinner tonight! Cross one thing off of your already busy “to do list” and stop by for one of our Chef prepared dinners for you and your family. Contact our office for details.

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dining: quick guide american A2Z Café (See ad p. 44)

coffee, Tea & sweets

Albatross Grille at Prairie View Golf Club

Auntie Em’s Frozen Custard & Cupcakes

Arni’s (See ad p. 29)

Blu Moon Cafe

Big Mike’s Café Americana

Bub’s Ice Cream

Blu Moon Cafe

Gigi’s Cupcakes

Bub’s Bugers

Hubbard & Cravens Coffee & Tea

Bub’s Cafe

Jack’s Donuts (See ad p. 47)

Carmel Burgers

Soho Cafe

Divvy (See ad p. 35)

TeaBuds Brewing Co.

Eggshell Bistro Flix Brewhouse - Opening in April (See ad p. 27) Grille 39 Restaurant (See ad p. 42) Kona Grill

Continental Divvy (See ad p. 35)

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Langton’s Irish Pub - Opening in May (See ad p. 45)

Honeybaked Ham

MCL Cafeteria

McAlister’s Deli

Matt The Miller’s Tavern (See ad p. 45) Nipper’s Grill & Tap PJ O’Keefe’s Ale House Scotty’s Brewhouse Soho Café & Gallery Stacked Pickle Sunrise Cafe Ted’s Montana Grill The District Tap (See ad p. 29 & WCM - 16))

Indian Amber Restaurant

Mellow Mushroom Pizza Bakers (See ad p. 43) Pizzology Pizzeria & Pub Puccini’s Smiling Teeth Pizza Roselli’s Pizza Some Guy’s Pizza Pasta & Grill The Pint Room Tony Sacco’s Coal Oven Pizza

Pub fare Dooley O’Tooles Flix Brewhouse - Opening in April (See ad p. 27) Granite City Food & Brewery Langton’s Irish Pub - Opening in May (See ad p. 45) Matt the Miller’s Tavern (See ad p. 45) Muldoon’s Scotty’s Brewhouse Stacked Pickle

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The District Tap (See ad p. 29 & WCM - 16))

Donatello’s Italian Restaurant

Three D’s Pub & Cafe

J. Razzo’s Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar

Union Street Brewery (See ad p. 14 in Westfield City Magazine)

Ristorante Roma

Woody’s Library Restaurant & Bar (See ad p. 35)

Some Guy’s Pizza Pasta & Grill

The Pint Room

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MacKenzie River Pizza Co. (See ad p. 46)

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Woody’s Library Restaurant (See ad p. 35)

Mexican

Zacky’s Hot Dogs & Smokehouse BBQ

Agave Bar & Gril

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Cancun Mexican Restaurant

A Cut Above Catering (See ad p. 33)

La Hacienda

Kahn’s Catering

The Toros Mexican Restaurant

Woody’s Library Restaurant (See ad p. 35)

asian

Abuelo’s Restaurant

China Garden Eastern China Kings Garden Mandarin House Ming’s Wok Pad Thai Sansui

cajun/Creole Mudbugs Cajun Cafe (See ad p. 46)

Pizza Arni’s (See ad p. 29) Bazbeaux Pizza (See ad p. 46) Bella Pizzeria BoomBozz Pizza & Taphouse Crust Greek Tony’s Pizza & Sub Shop Greek’s Pizzeria

wine & Liquor 21st Amendment Big Red Liquors Classic Spirits & Liquor Peace Water Winery (See ad p. 44) Vine & Table Gourmet Market

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divvy a sharing plates restaurant & bar features contemporary American small plates, a unique dining atmosphere for guests 21 & over & is conveniently located steps away from the Palladium, the Tarkington & Studio Theater.

A dining experience to be shared. Wed-Sat 11am-3am Sun-Tues 11am-midnight

40 E Main St | 317.573.4444 www.woodyscarmel.com

Enjoy seasonal features & familiar favorites for lunch & dinner in a casual, family friendly dining area, neighborhood pub downstairs or outdoor deck. Woodys is independently owned and occupies the historic Andrew Carnegie Library in the Carmel Arts & Design District.

divvy a locally owned sharing plates restaurant & bar, encourages tasting new dishes & sharing among friends to create wonderful memories. Our contemporary American small plates & unique dining atmosphere for guests 21 & over focuses on a dining experience to be shared.

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If you’ve got gas in your car and cash in your wallet, there’s no reason to go hungry in Carmel. That’s especially true in the morning. Based on our recent foray to restaurants dishing breakfast, a lot of locals have figured this out. Skies couldn’t compete with the sunnyside-ups served to a multitude of customers. Everywhere the low buzz of conversation mixed with the scent of coffee, bacon and sizzling platters piled high with delicious meals.

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Another Broken Egg Café is located off N. Meridian & E. 96th and sports a bright interior with private nooks scattered throughout. Its French toast caught our eye, as well as the ‘egg-straordinary’ omelettes. Gluten-free friendly items are available along with 10% discounts for medical professionals, military, public service and senior citizens with ID. 317.818.1700 www.anotherbrokenegg.com 36

Le Peep An Indianapolis institution since 1988, Le Peep doles up award winning ‘best breakfasts’ in Carmel’s Hamilton Plaza. Pictured is El Conquistador, a panhandled skillet dish with two basted eggs on Peasant Potatoes, marinated chicken, spicy chorizo and red pepper, topped with chipotle sauce, cheeses, tomatoes and chives cooked to perfection. 317.580.0193 www.lepeep.com

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‘Mother always told you to eat a good breakfast’ and The Egg and I delivers the goods at Merchants’ Pointe, 116 th and Keystone. Egg-ceptional Omelet comes with sausage, ham, bacon, onions, tomatoes and mushrooms, topped with melted cheeses and side of ranch potatoes. There is also a back meeting room surrounded by scenic wooded berms courtesy of Woodland Country Club’s golf course.

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Eggshell Bistro in Carmel City Center serves haute cuisine in one of the most charming cafes you’ll ever discover. Its colorful décor engages the eye while its unique menu delights your taste buds. Shown is Sweet Potato Hash, with chorizo sausage, crispy sweet potato, black bean, scallion, de-seeded jalapeño, coriander, sous-vide poached hen’s eggs and pico. Magnifique! 317.660.1616 www.eggshellbistro.com 38

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Hubbard & Cravens More than just a cup of joe, Hubbard & Cravens has expanded into beverages such as fresh juice, smoothies, premium wines and craft beers. Organic foods from local suppliers provide mouth watering selections for breakfast, lunch and brunch on the weekends. With picturesque views of the Palladium and City Centerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s shops, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll enjoy a sip or a bite anytime of the day. 317.805.1888 www.hubbardandcravens.com

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A step off the Monon in the heart of downtown Carmel, Bub’s Café looks as yummy as its big stacks of pancakes. Decorated in a bright palette of colors, Bub’s is an experience to savor. Check out this platter with a Walking Omelet – your choice of ingredients wrapped in a warm spinach or tomato tortilla – and Farmhouse Breakfast – eggs, bacon, potatoes and toast.

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Café Patachou ‘Born’ in Indy in 1989, Patachou is famous for its sophisticated selection of farm-totable fresh foods and local, organic produce. Menus please the most demanding palettes with selections like the free range egg omelette and croissants shown here. Originally a Petite Chou Bistro, Café Patachou can be found at Clay Terrace Mall and is open for breakfast, lunch and special events. 317.566.0765 www.cafepatachou.com 40

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First Watch The Daytime CafĂŠ is a convenient stop away in Village Park Shopping Center, perfect for a cozy a.m. bite or the bunch who want to lunch. Plates were loaded with delectable dishes like French Toast and the Breakfast Scramble â&#x20AC;&#x201C; cage-free eggs, spinach, ham and melted Cheddar and Monterey Jack on multigrain toast topped with hollandaise. Delish! 317.815.9344 www.firstwatch.com

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According to owners Larry & Jenny Hoover, ‘we want our place to be your place.’ Brunchies feels like a hometown diner and you’ll feel right at home when you stop by for a meal at Meridian Village Plaza. Favorites include lighterthan-air pancakes and hearty platters of bacon, eggs and hash browns, all cooked in plain view on their countertop skillet.

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discover DISCOVER the THE art ART of OF eating EATING well WELL Indulge at the Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel’s Grille 39. Savor the flavorful-seared in juices of a Ribe Eye or New York Strip with our chef’s secret seasonings. Order a fine wine from our extensive list of global vintages. Splurge on hot apple pecan crisp or chocolate bomb torte. Living and eating well are within your reach. Make your reservations today by calling 317.816.0777

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Dining Options OD = Outdoor Dining CK = Casual with Kids NE = Nightlife & Entertainment BK = Breakfast BR = Brunch L = Lunch D = Dinner LNS = Late Night Service RA = Reservations Accepted C = Catering

Entree Prices - Average price of an entree (lunch, if dinner is not served) $ = Less than $10 $$ = $10-$15 $$$ = $16-$20 $$$$ = $21 or more Credit Cards accepted AE = American Express MC = Master Card V = VISA DV = Discover

A Cut Above Catering A Cut Above Catering offers a wide selection of menu items to fit every budget and occassion. At A Cut Above Catering we pride ourselves on customizing our service and our menus to the satisfaction of our customers–from the simply elegant to the delightfully lavish. Just call and you will see how easy it is to host a memorable event that suits your taste and budget!! (See ad p. 33) 12955 N. Old Meridian Street, Suite 104 (317)575-9514 www.acutabovecatering.com

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A2Z Café is a locally owned and operated casual cafe serving classic American comfort food with a twist. We offer fresh quality ingredients, generous portions and friendly service. Free Wi-Fi. Kids menu. Enjoy our artistic environment with local art on the walls. OD, CK, BK, BR, L, D, Brkfst $, Lunch $$ AE, MC, V, DV Serving breakfast and lunch seven days a week until 3 p.m. Dinner service Thursday thru Saturday nights until 8:30 p.m.

Handcrafted Napa Valley wines available only in our Tasting Room in Carmel’s Arts and Design District! www.CarmelCityMagazine.com

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Arni’s A long time Indiana favorite, Arni’s is celebrating its 50th year serving up the finest thin crust pizza around. Also famous for their huge salads, hot baked subs, wings and delicious burgers. Full bar service but also family friendly with a large kids menu. Meet you at Arni’s! $$, OD, CK, NE, D, LNS, C (See ad p. 29) Hours: Sun - Thurs 11 am – 10 pm; Fri - Sat 11 am - 11 pm 4705 E. 96th Street, Indianapolis (317)571-0077 www.MeetYouAtArnis.com

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BAZBEAUX PIZZA People’s choice – Best Pizza by Indianapolis Monthly every year since 1986. Bazbeaux Pizza is famous for fresh made delectable pizzas. Located in Carmel’s Arts & Design District, where Main Street and the Monon Trail intersect. Our Carmel location features ample indoor seating, a wine bar, and a large trail side patio. Carry out and delivery are available. $$, OD, CK, NE, D, LNS, C (See ad p. 46) 111 W. Main Street (317)848-4488 www.bazbeaux.com

divvy Divvy is located at Carmel City Center and is a sharing plates restaurant offering a unique dining atmosphere for guests 21 and over. Divvy’s menu features contemporary American small plates focusing on a dining experience to be shared. The concept allows patrons to experience and share a variety of items by ordering multiple plates. Menu items are in the range of $5-$14 and accommodates a variety of dietary needs including vegan, glutenfree and lactose-free as well as traditional entrees. The name ‘divvy’ was chosen because of the phrase ‘divvy it up.’ Our guests enjoy the social atmosphere and the camaraderie of sharing the dining experience with their friends. $-$$, OD, CK, L, D, LNS, RA, C / AE, MC, V, DV (See ad p. 35) 71 W. City Center Drive (317)706-0000 www.divvycarmel.com

GRILLE 39 RESTAURANT Discover an inspired way to dine. Hotel dining has been taken to entirely new heights at Grille 39 Restaurant at the Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel. A 2008 recipient of Marriott International’s Food and Beverage Excellence Award, Chef Phil Kromer brings local cuisine to life with his own interpretation of American favorites. Here, whether relaxing in comfort by the fireplace or socializing with friends at a table, Grille 39 provides an elegant, unique, sophisticated yet casual atmosphere that inspires you to linger. BK, L, D / AE, MC, V, DV (See p. 42) 11925 N. Meridian Street (317)814-2550

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Jack’s Donuts

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Sample one of Jack’s donuts and you’ll leave with a smile on your face. Nicole and Eric Patton are local owners of this brand new franchise located at 516 E. Carmel Drive north of Merchant’s Square. Oversized and delicious, this “unique and very distinguished” donut comes in over 45 different varieties and is baked daily with Jack’s own inhouse icing. “Carmel Nut” is a fan favorite, along with gourmet flavors like Tiger Tail, Applesauce Cake and Pina Colada. Jack’s also serves freshly brewed coffee, espresso, cappuccino and fruit smoothies. HAPPY HOUR MONDAY – THURSDAY includes a small coffee or soda with donut for $1.00. (See ad p. 47)

Matt the Miller’s Tavern is a comfortable restaurant with great food, an extensive beer selection, and an impressive wine and cocktail list. We are the place to bring family and friends for good times. $$-$$$, OD, CK, BR, L, D, RA / AE, MC, V, DV (See ad p. 45)

516 E. Carmel Drive (317)993-3501 www.jacksdonuts.com

Langton’s Irish pub - Opening in May Coming in May, Langton’s will take on the culture of a traditional Irish pub, including an authentic Irish menu, Euro beers on tap, live music and soccer and rugby on our 29 TVs. $$-$$$, OD, CK, BR, L, D, RA / AE, MC, V, DV (See ad p. 45) 710 S. Rangeline Road Carmel City Center www.clbrestaurants.com www.facebook.com/LangtonsIrishPub

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mackenzie river pizza co. MacKenzie River serves creatively prepared, high quality food and beverages that offer choices far beyond pizza including pasta’s, entrees, salads, burgers, and appetizers. Our menu is designed to appease everyone in the family, and we also have a full bar with big screen TV’s which are great for all sporting events! Our Carmel location features ample indoor and patio seating located right beside a Monon Trail side trail. $, OD, CK, L, D, C / AE, MC, V, DV 11596 Westfield Boulevard (317)564-4211 www.mackenzieriverpizza.com

11 W. City Center Drive Carmel City Center (317)805-1860 www.mtmtavern.com www.facebook.com/MTMTavernCarmel Twitter: @MTMTavern

MELLOW MUSHROOM The most unique pizza restaurant in town. Spring water dough makes for mouth watering pizza, calzones and pretzels. Gourmet recipes like the Kosmic Karma, House Special and Thai Dye Pie sets Mellow Mushroom apart from others. Large draft beer selection and great music always on tap. Outdoor dining and TVs complete the experience. Dine-in, delivery, catering, to go. $, OD, C, L, D, LNS, RA, C / AE, MC, V, DV (See ad p. 43) 2340 E. 116th Street (317)846-2400 www.mellowmushroom.com/carmel

Mudbugs Cajun CafE Mudbugs Cajun Cafe offers authentic, award-winning, home cooked Cajun food. The menu features Louisiana staples such as: crawfish casserole, étouffée, jambalaya, po’boys and hush puppies. For dessert try the beignets with Café du Monde coffee. Mudbugs also offers Abita and Sun King beers and seasonal crawfish boils. Located a mere block off the Monon Trail and in the heart of the Carmel Arts & Design District, Mudbugs is situated conveniently for residents and visitors alike. $, OD, CK, L, D, C / AE, MC, V, DV Hours: Mon-Thurs 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri-Sat 11 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sun closed 20 W. Main Street (317)843-8380 www.mudbugscajuncafe.com

… Jack’s Donuts are huge!” Donuts and icing made fresh daily. 45 different donuts made weekly such as Tiger Tails, Carmel Nut Roll, Applesauce Cake. Wash it down with one of Jack’s custom coffees: Organic House, Snickerdoodle, Caramel Crunch, Black Magic and decaf. Also on the menu: espressos, cappuccinos and for those non American coffee drinkers, fruit smoothies.

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PEACE WATER WINERY

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A locally owned wine tasting room in the heart of Carmel, featuring many wine straight from Napa Valley. “One bottle does a world of good” is the motto of Peace Water Winery. PWW believes in giving back and 50% of their profits are donated to 8 different charities, designated by each of the owner’s 8 children. Stop by this casual, fun, eclectic wine tasting room and enjoy wine tastings or a full glass of your favorite wine. We also offer a great wine club. (See ad p. 44)

Independently owned serving lunch and dinner 7 days a week. Seasonal chef choice specials. Gluten free and vegetarian menu items. Private dining and off site catering. Downstairs pub with Direct TV sports packages. $$, OD, NE, L, D, LNS, RA, C / AE, MC, V, DV (See ad p. 35)

Hours: Closed Mon; Tues-Thurs noon-8 p.m.; Fri-Sat noon-10 p.m. and Sunday noon-5 p.m.

40 E. Main Street (317)573-4444 www.woodyscarmel.com

37 W. Main Street (317)810-1330 www.peacewaterwinery.com

The District Tap features a variety of signature salads, steakburgers, sandwiches, flatbreads, tacos and gourmet mac-n-cheese pots. The restaurant also boasts 60 beers on draft, including a wide selection of local and seasonal brews. Enjoy a meal and a beer with amenities that include 50 flat-screen TVs, shuffle board tables, two private party rooms and a spacious patio with a fire pit. $-$$, OD, CK, L, D, LNS, RA, C / AE, MC, V, DV (See ad p. 29) Hours: Mon - Sat 11 a.m. - 1 a.m. & Sun noon - midnight 3720 E. 82nd St., Indianapolis (317)288-8251 www.thedistrictindy.com

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Insomnia isn’t always a bad thing; just ask Phoenix Niewidok. She’s the owner and creator of Skirtzophrenic, which merges art, music and fashion into one-of-kind skirts and scarves. “I get my best work done at night. I’ll put on some 70’s music like Three Dog Night or Karen Carpenter, pour a little red wine and let my inner muse fly.” Phoenix was born and raised in a Philadelphia neighborhood filled with artists and musicians. Fortunately, as it turned out, her home was directly across the street from a boutique owned by a former French model. “I knew I loved fashion the minute I stepped inside her shop. Since I couldn’t afford

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to buy a thing, she put me to work earning one piece at a time. From her I gained a lifelong appreciation for dressing with imagination. You don’t have to have racks of clothes or unlimited funds; a single accessory can make a difference.” A hairdresser for the last 25 years, Phoenix still loves being surrounded by innovative types. “The vibes are upbeat and there’s always

fear limit possibility – you have to turn fear into inspiration. Besides, the Midwest rocks! I’ve lived in Fishers for five years and I love it here. Everyone has a creative side, no matter where they live, and my skirts and scarves are a way for them to express it.” Phoenix has found a perfect venue for her pieces at Snazzy Boutique on the corner of Adams and Carmel Drive. She works there a few days a week and enjoys helping clients define their look. If you’d like something that’s truly unique, then a custom Skirtzophrenic might just be the thing.

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Dry Cleaners

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Antique Emporium of Carmel (See ad p. 22)

Carmel Cleaners

J.C. Sipe Jewelers

Classic Cleaners - 5 Carmel locations

M. Grosser Jewelry Design, LLC

Beauchamp Antiques, Inc. Bella Chic Interiors Carmel Old Town Antique Mall Midland Arts & Antiques Market

art Artisan Masterpiece, Inc. ArtSplash Gallery Coats Wright Art & Design Evan Lurie Fine Art Gallery Frame Designs French Bleu Fine Art Gallery Inspire Studio and Gallery Magdalena Gallery of Art Mary Johnston Studio Gallery Soori Gallery The Art Studio of Carmel The Great Frame Up

automotive Abreu Motors Butler Toyota Dreyer & Reinbold BMW Dreyer & Reinbold Infiniti Ed Martin Acura Penske Chevrolet Penske Honda Tom O’Brian Chrysler Dodge Jeep Tom Wood Audi (See ad p. 9) Tom Wood Ford (See ad p. 9) Tom Wood Jaguar (See ad p. 9) Tom Wood Land Rover (See ad p. 9) www.CarmelCityMagazine.com

Tom Wood Lexus (See ad p. 9) Tom Wood Nissan (See ad p. 9) Tom Wood Porsche (See ad p. 9) Tom Wood Subaru (See ad p. 9) Tom Wood Volvo (See ad p. 9) Tom Wood VW (See ad p. 9)

books 4 Kids Books & Toys Christian Science Reading Room

Moyer’s Fine Jewelry

fashion - women Carmel Consignment (See ad p. 56)

Pierce Jewelers (See ad p. 55)

Harrison Co.

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Hot Mama

Carmel Music Center

In Vogue Consignment Boutique

Meridian Music Company

Ladies Boutique

Piano Solutions

PillowTalk Purse Strings Righno Boutique

Shopping Centers

Snazzi Boutique (See ad p. 57)

Carmel Art & Design District (See ad p. 60-63)

The District Exchange (See ad p. 56)

Carmel City Center (See ad p. 64-66)

Uber Boutique

Carmel Old Town Shops Clay Terrace

fashion - men Day Furs DC Designers Tux Shop Designer Men’s Room (See ad p. 56)

Indiana Design Center (See ad p. 71) Old Town On The Monon Shops

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Amanda’s City-Chic Consignment (See ad p. 56)

Carmel Florist

home decor Amanda’s City Chic Consignment (See ad p. 56) Chateau Design Centre Coats Wright Art & Design Conceptual Kitchens & Millwork Drapery Street Ferguson Godby Home Furnishings Holder Mattress Home Collection J. Baker Interiors, LLC Jack Laurie Home Floor Designs Luxe Home Interiors Outre ReStyled (See ad p. 72) Rich’s Home Furnishings Rusted Window Santarossa Sherwin William Paints The Trade Connection

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Bath Junkie Blue House Bridal Brides of Carmel Carmel Cyclery Carmel Tattoo Ink Edible Arrangements Izzy’s Place - A Dog Bakery Kits & Kaboodle Moody’s Butcher Shop Play It Again Sports Rise Skateboard Shop Rusted Window The Bike Line The Gingko Tree The Great Frame Up The Wedding Studio Wild Birds Unlimited

Wine & liquor 21st Amendment Classic Spirits Peace Water Winery (See ad p. 44) Vine & Table Gourmet Market

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Your Consignment Connection …for your home. your style. your life. 317.573.0061

210 E. Main Street, Carmel

furniture • home decor • gifts

resale for guys & girls

Mon - Wed: 10-6, Thurs: 10-8 Fri - Sat: 10-6, Sun: 12-5

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317.253.2533

13686 N. Meridian Street, Carmel

720 E. 65th Street, Indianapolis

ladies clothing • handbags & shoes jewelry & accessories

casual to business attire • shoes jewelry & accessories • motorcycle gear

Mon - Wed: 10-6, Thurs: 10-8 Fri - Sat: 10-6, Sun: 12-5

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Carmel arts & Design District

CARMEL CONSIGNMENT

Stimulate your senses in the CA&DD. Its vibrant shops consist of interior designers, art galleries, showrooms, specialty shops and restaurants. (See ad p. 60-63)

Women’s and junior’s name brand to designer label clothing, accesssories, handbags, shoes, fine and fashion jewelry. New arrivals daily. Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/carmelconsignment. Open daily for consigning and shopping. (See ad above)

Rangeline Road & Main Street www.carmelartsanddesign.com

CARMEL City center A destination like no other in central Indiana, Carmel City Center offers the appeal of a neighborhood and the vibrancy of a downtown. It features luxurious residences, specialty retail and restaurants. (See ad p.64-66) www.CarmelCityMagazine.com

317.573.0012

522 S. Rangeline Road, Carmel

100 City Center Drive (866)892-8990 www.carmelcitycenter.com facebook.com/CarmelCityCenter twitter.com/CarmelCityCtr www.youtube.com/CarmelCityCenter

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Hours: Mon-Wed 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Thurs 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri-Sat 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 12-5 p.m. 13686 N. Meridian Street (317)573-4400 carmelconsignment@sbcglobal.net www.carmelconsignment.com

designer men’s room A premier consignment shop for business attire, casual clothes, shoes, jewelry and accessories. (See ad above) Hours: Mon-Wed 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Thurs 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri - Sat 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 12-5 p.m. 720 E. 65th Street, Indianapolis (317)253-2533 info@designermensroom.com www.designermensroom.com

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A unique selection of apparel, purses, artisan jewelry and fashion accessories.

720 W. Adams | Boardwalk Shops | Corner of Adams & Carmel Drive 317.721.7629 | www.snazziboutique.com

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SNAZZI Boutique

Discover Indiana Design Centerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s showrooms, design professionals, artists and endless resources for residential and commercial interiors. The Indiana Design Center welcomes design professionals and the public. The public is welcome to shop in all first floor retail showrooms; second floor to-the-trade showrooms may be accessed with a design professional. (See ad p. 71)

Snazzi Boutique is a new and trendy shop that carries unique apparel, fashion accessories, gift items and other great treasures. Their distinctive jewelry is crafted by local artisans in copper, sterling silver and semi-precious stones. Contemporary clothing lines offer rich, colorful fabrics and sophisticated styling, along with a wide array of belts, hats and scarves. Snazzi Boutique hosts many after-hour events such as cosmetic classes, trunk shows and wine & chocolate tastings. Private Ladies Night Out shopping parties are popular events where your guests receive special merchandise and hostesses earn free merchandise. (See ad above)

Hours: Mon-Sat 8 a.m.-6 p.m.. Showroom hours vary.

Boardwalk Shoppes at 720 Adams Street (317)721-SNAZ (7629) info@snazziboutique.com www.snazziboutique.com

PIERCE JEWELERS

The District Exchange

Pierce Jewelers has been handcrafting jewelry originals since 1968 using the latest technology to create an eclectic mix of old and new styles. Our quality jewelry and gift items are exceeded only by our service and support. (See ad p. 55)

A premier consignment shop for girls and guys clothing located in the heart of the Carmel Arts & Design District. (See ad p. 56) Hours: Mon-Wed 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; Thurs 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri-Sat 11 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sun 12 p.m.-5 p.m.

114 E. Carmel Drive (317)574-3333 www.piercejewelers.com

210 E. Main Street (317)573-0012 info@thedistrictexchange.com www.thedistrictexchange.com

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200 S. Rangeline Road (317)569-5975 www.indianadesigncenter.com facebook.com/indianadesign twitter.com/indianadesign youtube.com/indianadesigncenter indianadesigncenter.com/blog

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The Carmel City Center and Arts & Design District, combined with lures such as highly ranked public schools, meticulous streets and sidewalks and a negligible crime rate, have helped Carmel evolve from a town on the outskirts of Indianapolis into a city in its own right. Its 161 acre Central Park includes the popular Monon Greenway, a water park and fitness center which are state-of-the-art facilities. With its own symphony orchestra and community theater, not to mention a gleaming public library, art galleries and one-of-a-kind boutique shopping, Carmel is no longer just a premier suburb. It has emerged as a destination city with a hometown atmosphere where residents can live the American dream.

carmel facts & figures • Population of 81,534 • City named “The Best Place To Live in America” by Money Magazine • 6th highest per capita income in US • 58.5% of residents hold bachelor’s degree or higher • Lowest overall tax rate in the state for city this size or larger • Carmel High School has 96% graduation rate • 93% of Carmel High School students attend college • Carmel Clay Public Library is ranked 6th nationwide

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1. Ivivva (1st Floor) HTL Yoga (2nd Floor) 2. Midwest School of Voice 3. Rascia's Creative Cakes 4. The Beauty Lounge 5. Stitch Sisters 6. Starry Nights 7. Kurr Med Spa & Skin Care 8. Bub's Burgers and Ice Cream 9. Pad Thai 10. Scotty's Brewhouse 11. Huntington Bank 12. Canine Cloud Nine 13. Vitality Bowls 14. Sophia Square Apartments 15. Do-tique 16. Harrison Co. Jewelers 17. 14 Districts 18. The Pint Room 19. Anytime Fitness 20. Hair Razor's Ltd. 21. World's Smallest Children's Art Gallery 22. Carmel Old Town Antique Mall 23. Evan Lurie Fine Art Gallery (1st Floor) Carmel Redevelopment Commission (2nd Floor) Carmel Utilities Offices (2nd Floor) 24. Carmel Music Center 25. Mudbugs Cajun Café 26. Darren's Ballroom Dance Studio (2nd Floor) 27. Hoosier Salon 28. Tina’s Traditional Old English Kitchen (1st Floor) The Art Studio of Carmel (2nd Floor) 29. Vine Healthcare 30. PNC Bank 31. Woody's Library Restaurant 32. Carmel Theater Company 33. The Ginkgo Tree 34. Greek's Pizzeria 35. The District Exchange 36. Wyant Fine Art Photography/Ami Gallery 37. Carmel Clay Public Library 38. Museum of Miniature Houses 39. Hamilton County Tourism, Inc. 40. Hamilton County Tourism Welcome Center 41. Soori Gallery 42. Agave Bar and Grill 43. Magdalena Gallery Of Art (1st Floor) Mary Johnston Studio Gallery (3rd Floor) 44. Pillow Talk (1st Floor) The Wedding Studio (3rd Floor) 62

45. California Closets (1st Floor) Klassical Keys (2nd Floor) 46. ReStyled (1st Floor) Carmel Chamber of Commerce (3rd Floor) 47. Blue House Bridal 48. Savvy Décor/Home Details 49. Favorite Finds 50. Integrity Automotive 51. Square Donuts 52. The Olive Mill 53. CK Designs 54. Donatello's Italian Restaurant 55. Christian Science Reading Room 56. The Foolery 57. Old Town Tavern 58. Peace Water Winery 59. Edward Jones - Kelly Hindman 60. Main Street Barber Shop 61. Carmel Tattoo INK 62. New Leaf Salon 63. Muldoon's 64. Joe's Butcher Shop and Fish Market 65. TeaBud's Brewing Co. 66. Inspire Studio & Gallery 67. Old Town on the Monon Loft Apartments 68. Auntie Em's Frozen Custard & Cupcakes 69. ArtSplash Gallery 70. French Bleu Fine Art Gallery 71. Bazbeaux Pizza 72. Carmel Clay Historical Society 73. Bub's Café 74. Happy Dog Hotel & Spa 75. The Warehouse 76. The Hair-Quarters 77. Computer Troubleshooters of Carmel 78. Carmel School of Massage 79. The Artist's Window HGT Art 80. Indiana Design Center 81. The Great Frame Up 82. National Assoc. of Miniature Enthusiasts 83. Flair Hair Design 84. Cottage Animal Clinic of Carmel 85. Seven Gables Barber and Styling Shoppe 86. Carmel Old Town Bed & Breakfast 87. Carmel Florist 88. 541 Salon and Home Design 89. Platinum Realty Restaurants/Dining Galleries

Join us at these civic events to remember those who have sacrificed for your freedom

WEDNESDAY

APRIL 22 AT NOON

HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY AT THE MONON COMMUNITY CENTER

Steven Frankovitz, Second Generation Survivor The City of Carmelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ceremony remembers victims of the Holocaust in conjunction with the National Days of Remembrance events. SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER

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MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY AT THE VETERANS MEMORIAL PLAZA

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER

CDR Billy D. Franklin

Commanding Officer, Navy Operational Support Center Indianapolis

This annual ceremony remembers the sacrifices that many soldiers made for us to gain the freedom that we enjoy today. Events are free and open to the public. www.carmel.in.gov

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Langton’s Irish Pub Carmel City Center

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A sure-to-be popular dining destination is slated to open this summer just south of Matt the Miller’s Tavern in Carmel City Center. Langton’s will be a multi-level family-friendly restaurant and feature a bar on each level, an outdoor patio, and relaxed seating on the first floor with more of an authentic pub atmosphere on the second. Its menu will feature Irish and American cuisine as well as Euro beer, especially on draft, while live Irish music will provide entertainment. www.facebook.com/LangtonsIrishPub

Orangetheory Fitness Carmel

Owners Shaun and Carolyn McDonald began as clients at Orangetheory Fitness (OTF) and fell in love with its high energy workouts. Opening this spring at 146th Street in Cool Creek Commons Plaza, OTF offers heart-rate based, group interval training for all fitness levels. It’s a total body workout that encompasses cardiovascular and strength exercises led by skilled personal trainers. You’ll burn 500-1000 calories per session and look and feel fabulous! 317.688.1348 / www.orangetheoryfitness.com

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Citizens State Bank Carmel City Center

The growing City Center has added New Castlebased Citizens State Bank to its businesses this winter. Citizens State Bank is a fourth generation family owned bank based right here in east-central Indiana. As a locally owned bank, decisions are made local, service is local and your investment is local. CSB is excited to serve the Carmel area while continuing to bring the “Hometown Banking” philosophy to businesses and families in the community. Thirteen offices in seven counties cover Central Indiana. 317.844.5491 / www.citizensstatebankindiana.com

Flix Brewhouse Merchant’s Square

The world’s only combination first-run cinema and dine-in brewery is slated to open this spring as the new entertainment anchor at Merchant’s Square. Eight auditoriums with state of the art screens, projection, seating and sound allow viewers to experience the latest Hollywood blockbusters, while enjoying in-theater service from a cooked-to-order menu and a broad selection of soft drinks and adult beverages that include a dozen signature beers brewed onsite. Special programming, tasting seminars and special themed releases are also planned. www.flixbrewhouse.com

Vitality Bowls Sophia Square

Located in Carmel’s Arts & Design District, Vitality Bowls is a Superfood Café famous for delicious Acai bowls. Its full menu features invigorating smoothies, freshly squeezed juices, savory paninis and tossed spinach and kale salads as well as organic soups. Acai berries offer a range of benefits from promoting weight loss and strengthening the immune system. M-Sat 8:00 – 8:00 and Sun 10:00 – 6:00 317.581.9496 / www.vitalitybowls.com

home design home design: quick guide CUSTOM STORAGE California Closets (See ad p. 116)

home decor Accent Details Consignment Studio Amanda’s City Chic Consignment (See ad p. 56) Chateau Design Centre Coats-Wright Art & Design Conceptual Kitchens Drapery Street Frame Designs Godby Home Furnishings Holder Mattress Home Collection Indiana Design Center (See ad p. 71) J. Baker Interiors, LLC Jack Laurie Home Floor Designs

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Thomas & Jayne Interior Design

Rich’s of Carmel Rusted Window Santarossa Sherwin Williams Paint The Trade Connection

equipment rental Runyon Equipment Rental (See ad p. 72)

interior design A Lantz Design & Consulting Julie O’Brien Design Group L’Etoile Fine Interiors

landscaping Altum’s Outdoor Environments Group Rosie’s Gardens & Nursery Salsbery Brothers Landscaping, Inc. Sundown Gardens

residential remodeling Green Trade Contracting

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The answer to all your lawn & garden needs. Lawn mowers, tillers, trimmers, aerators and much more.

317.207.9852 | 410 W. Carmel Dr. | www.runyonrental.com AMANDA’S CITY-CHIC CONSIGNMENT Model home furniture, estate, fine consignments of home furnishings, decor, lamps, and artwork. Open daily for shopping and consigning. New arrivals daily. Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/amandascitychicconsignment. (See ad p. 56) Hours: Mon-Sat 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Thurs 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri - Sat 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 12-5 p.m. 522 S. Rangeline Road (317)573-0061 info@amandascitychicconsignment.com www.amandascitychicconsignment.com

california closets® of Indianapolis California Closets of Indianapolis crafts custom storage and furniture solutions and delivers unparalleled service. As a leader of the industry for over thirty years, we have truly been passionate about enhancing the lives of our clients and transforming their homes with beautiful and functional designs. Visit our new Carmel showroom at the corner of Rangeline Road and Main Street to see for yourself! Call us at 317.849.1000 to schedule a complimentary consultation or visit our website CaliforniaClosets.com/ Indianapolis for some inspiration. (See ad p. 116) 10 S. Rangeline Road (317)849-1000 www.californiaclosets.com/indianapolis

indiana design center Discover Indiana Design Center’s showrooms, design professionals, artists and endless resources for residential and commercial interiors. The Indiana Design Center welcomes design professionals and the public. The public is welcome to shop in all first floor retail showrooms; second floor to-the-trade showrooms may be accessed with a design professional. (See ad p. 71)

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Hours: Mon-Sat 8 a.m.-6 p.m.. Showroom hours vary. 200 S. Rangeline Road (317)569-5975 www.indianadesigncenter.com facebook.com/indianadesign twitter.com/indianadesign youtube.com/indianadesigncenter indianadesigncenter.com/blog

ReStyled ReStyled is located in the Carmel Arts & Design District and in the Zionsville Village. At ReStyled, previously loved items are transformed into beautiful, unique, versatile furniture and accessories; it’s all about preserving the past. The old and ordinary becomes extraordinary! ReStyled is the only local supplier of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint® a wonderful paint for do-it-yourselfers. Attend a

workshop and learn how you can create your own oneof-a-kind masterpiece. (See ad below) Hours: Tues-Sat 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Carmel: 21 S. Rangeline Road | (317)564-8001 Zionsville: 98 S. Main Street | (317)973-5722 www.restyledfurniture.com

runyon equipment rental, inc. The new state-of-the-art facility boasts 25,000 square feet of indoor space and a yard that holds another 45,000 square feet of rental equipment in Carmel Indiana. The company has quickly reestablished its reputation as the place to go for rental equipment and tools for Contractors/Remodelers, Landscapers, Commercial Floor Specialists, Homeowners and Specialty Event Planners. (See ad above) Hours: Open 7 days a week. Mon - Fri 7:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.; Sat 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.; Sun 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 410 W. Carmel Drive (317)566-8888 www.runyonrental.com

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9Round 30 Min Kickbox & Fitness Better Bodies, Inc. Carmel Total Fitness Fit Body Bootcamp Fit Body Studio Monon Community Center (See ad p. 75) Orangetheory Fitness Carmel - Opening in April (See ad p. 77 & p. WCM - 8)) Pure Barre Reforming Indy Pilates Studio The Next Step Fitness

Brookshire Golf Club (See ad p. 76) Mohawk Hills Golf Club Plum Creek Golf Club Prairie View Golf Club The Bridgewater Club Woodland Country Club of Carmel

Recreation Carmel Ice Skadium (See ad p. 77) Carmel Racquet Club Monon Community Center (See ad p. 75) Skate Park at Central Park (See ad p. 77)

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Float Surf Make bubbles Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s never too early to start thinking about summer. Get your Waterpark Day Pass today at carmelclayparks.com $6 youth/seniors; $10 adults (opens Sat. May 23 at 11am) 1195 Central Park Drive West, Carmel, IN | 317.848.7275 | InTrac: 711 | carmelclayparks.com

Hamilton County’s BEST Golf Value Golf Digest’s Best Places to Play 2008-2009 The City of Carmel’s Own Brookshire Golf Course offers an exciting golf experience for beginners and seasoned golfers alike. The 18 Championship holes are accented by gently rolling terrain, and stately mature trees. Picturesque Cool Creek winds its way through a majority of the layout.

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The City of Carmel’s own Brookshire Golf Course offers an exciting golf experience for beginners and seasoned golfers alike. All year long Brookshire’s value tee time rates are between 12 and 4. Tuesdays, ladies can play 18 holes for the price of 9 and Wednesdays are senior day. Brookshire also has a banquet facility perfect for receptions and parties. Visit www.brookshiregolf.com for golf rates and banquet information. (See ad p. p. 76) 12120 Brookshire Golf Club (317)846-7431 www.brookshiregolf.com

CARMEL ICE SKADIUM

MONON COMMUNITY CENTER

Monon Community Center is a 146,000 sq. ft. facility that offers state-of-the-art amenities that are unsurpassed anywhere in the state. (See ad p. 75) Monon Community Center 1235 Central Park Drive East (317)848-7275 www.carmelclayparks.com

Orangetheory Fitness offers heart rate based, group interval training for people of all fitness levels. Each 60-minute session is a full-body workout that encompasses both cardio and strength training. Classes are led by a certified personal trainer and change everyday. You will never be stuck in a rut doing the same thing. Come visit us and try the best one-hour workout in the country! (See ad above) 2438 E. 146th Street Cool Creek Commons Plaza (317)688-1348 www.orangetheoryfitness.com

SKATE PARK AT CENTRAL PARK

A 10,000 square feet, urban style skate park. Central Park North of 111th Street between College Avenue and Westfield Boulevard www.carmelclayparks.com

The WATERPARK at the monon community center

The Waterpark features a zero-depth activity pool with a tot slide, beach-like entrance and a sand playground, a lap pool, a lazy river, two water slides and concession stands. (See ad p. 75) Monon Community Center 1235 Central Park Drive East (317)848-7275 www.carmelclayparks.com

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Visit the Zotec Partners Carmel Ice Skadium for family fun. We offer public and cosmic skating, learn to skate classes, youth and adult hockey, birthday parties and much more. For more information on our schedule or programs go to our web site or call. Come see us at the coolest place in town and have an ice day. Zotec Partners Carmel Ice Skadium 1040 3rd Avenue SW (317)844-8889 www.carmeliceskadium.com

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Break out your walking shoes and learn about plants in this quiet neighborhood park. Open greenspace, playground, single goal basketball court, soccer field, baseball diamond, interpretive trails, paved trails, and picnic shelter. 14001 N. Carey Road

central Park At 161 acres, Central Park is the largest park in Carmel featuring natural wetlands, lagoon, boardwalk, an urban-style skate park, four miles of trails that connect to the Monon Greenway, a woodland garden, beautiful groves of trees, and a variety of complimentary seasonal and special events. 1235 Central Park Drive East

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Coxhall Gardens A modern 125-acre Hamilton County park that includes the elegant centerpiece twin 90-feet bell towers, recreation lake, a childrens garden, sun dial and Tiki huts. The centerpiece is available for rental for weddings reunions and special gatherings. 2000 W. 116th Street

Flowing well Park People come from far and wide to fill their jugs with water from this artesian well. Natural areas on 18 acres, open space, 1.5 mile walking trail, wetlands, interpretive signage, picnic shelter and access to Cool Creek. 5100 E. 116th Street

Martin Marietta donated this 37-acre park site. The name, Founders Park, was selected to honor those people who had the vision to make Carmel what it is today. 11675 Hazel Dell Parkway

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Carmel Parks

hazel landing Park Plan to bring your canoe and launch it from the banks of the White River. Find a beautiful, primitive natural setting under mature trees lining the shore. Fishing, open greenspace and picnic area. 10601 Hazel Dell Parkway

Japanese style garden A serene park that brings together nature inspired elements associated with Japanese gardens. Koi fish swim in the large pond where children and parents can watch the wildlife. A beautiful garden path, a cove with crane and lantern sculptures, benches, pond edge boulder groupings and lush weeping willow vistas. Just south of Carmel City Hall and accessible from the Monon Trail.

Lawrence W. Inlow Park Grab your swimsuit and prepare to get wet at Inlow’s interactive fountain at this award winning park. Discover tree-house play structures tucked into the woods or relax in the lush garden. Open greenspace, playground, nature trail, paved trail and picnic shelter. 6310 E. Main Street

Lenape trace park Fly a kite in the wide-open spaces, then hike the connecting trail to the Monon Greenway. Playground, paved trail and picnic shelter. 9602 Westfield Boulevard

Meadowlark park Make time for a quick pick up game of basketball or practice your soccer skills in the large open fields. Take off your shoes, dangle your toes in the pond, and enjoy quiet serenity right in the heart of Old Town Carmel. Fishing, playground, paved trails and picnic shelter. 450 Meadow Lane

monon Greenway

From 96th Street to 146th Street between College Avenue and Westfield Boulevard

river heritage park Roll your wheelchair up the ramp at Everybody’s Playground - a special playground for the physically challenged. Bring your family and a picnic lunch to the summer “Kid Koncerts” at the outdoor amphitheater. Adjacent to White River. Sand volleyball, fishing, open greenspace and natural trail. 11813 River Road

West park Crawl through a gopher tunnel or slide out of a silo. Let your child’s imagination run wild in acres of farm theme family fun. Hike through the woods or play a game of checkers in the Prairie Maze. Water feature, open greenspace, soccer field, interpretive trail, paved trail and picnic shelter. 2700 W. 116th Street

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White river greenway

Walk, hike or bike through this neighborhood wildflower extravaganza. You will find a protected wellhead and five acres of blooming native Indiana fun. Paved trail.

Take the kids or the dog to enjoy miles of paved trail winding through the White River corridor. Relish the natural beauty of the mature trees bordering the mighty White River. Take time to relax at the scenic overlooks.

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Bike with the family, roller blade with friends, walk for health or stop by a cafe for a snack. When the snow falls, try cross-country skiing!

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Big League Barbers

Georgia Brown - MDG Salon Studio (See ad p. 84)

7e Fit Spa

Butler Barber Shop Classic Barber Shop Main Street Barber Shop

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health & beauty: quick guide Advanced Esthetics Bellisimo Spa & Salon Daphne Allen Skincare

Franciscan St. Francis Health

David & Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Spa

Methodist Sports Center

Dolce Salon & Spa

Chiropractic Wellness Center

St. Vincent Heart Hospital

Jamia Hoffman Advanced Esthetics

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eye care

chiropractors

Advanced Cosmetic Dentistry & TMJ Bethany J. Geyman, DDS Carmel Comprehensive Dental Care Carmel Dental Care Carmel Dental Group Contemporary Dental Concepts Contemporary Dentistry Associates Cool Creek Dentistry Dentistry on 116

Kurr Aesthetic & Med Spa Lauck & McLean Optometry (See ad p. 84)

Phases Skin Care and Laser Center

Revolution Eyes

Rejuve Salon & Spa Silver Door Spa

nail salons Flair Hair Design & Nails Little Nail Shop

personal training

Fleming Family Dentistry

The Next Step Fitness

Hazel Dell Dentistry Indy Dental Group

Plastic surgeon

Keystone Dentistry (See ad p. 115)

Artemis Laser & Vein Center

North College Dental (See ad p. 85)

Carmel Cosmetic and Plastic Surgeons

Hair Salons 541 Salon Bellisimo Spa & Salon CK Designs Do-tique Flair Hair Design & Nails Hoosier Salon Meridian Design Group

Spa 170 West The Naked Monkey Spa The Woodhouse Day Spa

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Weight Loss MOMI â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Medical Obesity Management of Indiana

Chegar Facial Plastic Surgery (See ad p. 3) Chernoff Cosmetic Surgeons Clarity MD Gillum Facial Plastic Surgery Hamilton Facial Plastic Surgery www.CarmelCityMagazine.com

Dolce Salon & Spa

Ology Medical Spa

Ossip Optometry

Dr. Mark Lund, DDS

Timothy C. Adams, DDS

Michele A. Finley, MD - Cosmetic Medicine

Jerrold A. Laskin Plastic Surgery Kurr Aesthetic & Med Spa Meridian Plastic Surgeons Michele A. Findley, M.D.

New Leaf Salon

Sando Jones Aker The Plastic Surgery Group

Rejuve Salon & Spa

Turkle & Associates

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Winslow Facial Plastic Surgery

Sola Salon Studios

Zeph Facial Plastic Surgery

The Beauty Lounge The Hair-Quarters Villagio Day Spa Salon

Grand By Design St. Vincent Women’s Center

After talking to Julie Schnieders, executive director of the St.Vincent Carmel Women’s Center, it’s easy to share her excitement. Groundbreaking for this 95,000 square foot expansion at 13600 N. Meridian Street began last February, and the March 14, 2015, grand opening is right on schedule. “We want everyone to have a wonderful experience when they visit us. The St. Vincent Carmel Women’s Center has been designed to be a destination where women can come to receive care from a multitude of women’s health providers – all conveniently located in one building.” Julie went on to elaborate, stating that “St. Vincent Carmel Women’s Center is an out-patient facility that will furnish preventive care as well as treatment for those who are in need of care. Multiple specialists will be available to treat a wide spectrum of issues such as obstetrics and gynecology, maternal fetal care, internal medicine, bone health and breast care. That means a woman can easily schedule several appointments for one day.” Other advantages to the St. Vincent Carmel Women’s Center

include a full-service café called “Nature’s Table” and a women’s health boutique that sells durable medical equipment including wigs for cancer survivors, special bras and fitting services for women who have undergone a mastectomy, breast pumps for new moms, and bariatric supplies. In addition, the Women’s Center has plans for a full-service pharmacy to be housed in the outpatient facility. Wrapping all of this together will be an emphasis on patientcentered care. According to Julie, “We look forward to a creating a cohesive experience among professionals and patients. Registered nurses and billing navigation will be available to help coordinate care for patients. They will work with various specialists to schedule appointments and answer questions related to

individual diagnosis and treatment plans.” Clinicians caring for patients at St.Vincent Carmel Women’s Center will utilize a secure texting technology called Perfect Serve. “Secure texting between physicians on the Carmel campus will enable them to communicate in real time. If someone requires further testing, that request can be made immediately through a secure text to the appropriate care giver – minimizing the time a patient needs to spend waiting to receive care. In addition, online patient portals will allow patients to access results quickly and privately.” Julie is especially happy about the new imaging modality for breast exams available at the St.Vincent Carmel Women’s Center called tomosynthesis. Tomosynthesis, like computed tomography (CT) scan, takes approximately 50 images from multiple angles to build a three-dimensional image of a woman’s breast. Radiologists can then examine these images, slice-by-slice,

for a more thorough and accurate reading. “For the many women with dense breast tissue, tomosynthesis has been shown to increase cancer detection rates by up to 26 percent. This high-tech machine will make annual breast exams better for women and for doctors who interpret data.” Mark the date March 14th on your calendar. Julie says lots of activities are scheduled during the Women’s Center Grand Opening, such as free thyroid testing and breast exams,as well as walking tours for the community. Rachael Stafford, author of Hands Free Mama, will be the keynote speaker on “letting go to grasp what really matters.” Sounds like a winwin for superlative health care in the city of Carmel.

Thanks to Julie Schnieders, Executive Director St. Vincent Women’s Center Interview by Jackie Holloway

Health & beauty

keystone dentistry

Specializing in fine hair, dimensional color and all haircuts from the classic to the contemporary.

GeoBrgroiwan New location, new look

820 E. 116th Street, Suite 100

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CHEGAR FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY

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Chegar Facial Plastic Surgery specializes in cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery of the eyelids, face and neck as well as low downtime procedures including laser skin rejuvenation, Botox and filler injections. Aesthetic skin care services include skin peels, microdermabrasion, dermaplaning, permanent makeup, laser hair removal and photofacials. (See ad p. 3) 12065 Old Meridian Street, Suite 175 (317)818-5438 www.chegarfps.com

georgia brown MDG Salon Studio Georgia Brown has tremendous experience in creating an individual look that flatters your face and fits your lifestyle. From classic to contemporary styles, Georgia loves to work with fine hair and is an expert in multidimensional coloring. Look your best when you leave Georgia’s chair. (See ad above) 820 E. 116th Street, Suite 100 (317)912-8717 www.meridiandesigngroup.com

Your dental health goes far beyond the basic condition of your teeth. The connection between health and dentistry is significant—from migraines to heart disease, diabetes to strokes, the health of your mouth impacts the health of your whole body. That’s why we built a comprehensive practice that balances compassion and trust with cuttingedge technology and craftsmanship. We provide a wide range of care, including regular check-ups, cleanings and maintenance. However, with options like IV sedation and 3D imagery, we also offer a sophisticated menu of services like same-day crowns and laser-assisted fillings and root canals, as well as complicated cosmetic restoration. We coordinate diagnoses and treatments with your other physicians, when needed, to make sure you get the best possible care. (See ad p. 115) 2828 E. 96th Street (317)575-1120 info@keystonedentistry.com www.keystonedentistry.com

Lauck & Mclean Optometry For nearly a decade, Drs. Lauck & McLean have been providing premier quality eye wellness and vision care services. We value the opportunity to take care of you and your family’s vision needs. Exclusive for the district: Tiffany & Co., Prada, Maui Jim, Oakley, Burberry, Bulgari, Gucci, Fendi, Ed Hardy, and Lafont. Hours: Mon 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Tues-Thurs 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fri 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 30 1st Street SW (317)848-9081 www.lauckmclean.com Facebook.com/lauckandmclean Twitter @lauckandmclean

north college dental Dr. Zachary Held and his staff are proud to provide excellent dental care in an extremely friendly and welcoming environment. We want each and every patient to leave our office with the confidence to ‘smile more.’ Using only the most up-to-date equipment, Dr. Held is dedicated to earning your trust and confidence. His newly renovated office features televisions in each room as well as your choice of music to create a relaxing and comfortable environment. The entire team believes that good oral health is the key to your well-being. All patients are valued and new patients are welcomed! (See ad p. 85) 10445 N. College Avenue (317)846-3431 www.northcollegedental.com

Happiness is ONLY A SMILE AWAY FREE 15 MINUTE WHITENING... Quick. Easy. Painless. Our Fast Bleach system is a superior alternative to uncomfortable more expensive treatments. As a new patient, receive $150 value free during your first treatment. Currently offering discounted implant surgery. No dental insurance, no problem, we have affordable in office coverage plans to fit your needs. Here at North College Dental, we believe good oral health is vital to your overall health and well-being. Our entire team is dedicated to earning your confidence and trust. Call today to schedule your appointment. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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Carmel arts & Design District Stimulate your senses in the Carmel Arts & Design District. Its vibrant shops consist of interior designers, art galleries, showrooms, specialty shops and restaurants. While in the district, visit the collection of sculptures by J. Seward Johnson. His life-like sculptures have earned him the title of “The Norman Rockwell of American Sculpture.” Rangeline Road and Main Street www.carmelartsanddesign.com

Carmel City Center Experience Indiana’s exciting new landmark destination when you visit Carmel City Center, a pedestrian-oriented city within a city. Stunning architecture, entrancing water features, lush green spaces and beautiful piazzas combine to create an attractive and welcoming ambiance. It offers shopping, dining, cultural and civic programming. S. Rangeline Road & City Center Drive Carmel Arts & Design District

carmel clay public library So, you’re away from home, but you need to do a little work. Here’s the spot. Free internet access is provided. The library offers a vast array of services such as: the latest books, magazines and newspapers; computers; DVDs, videos, children’s cassettes, audio books and compact discs; resources for students, hobbyists and business men and women; summer reading programs; story time and author visits. Hours: Mon-Thurs 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Fri 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun 1 p.m.-5 p.m. 55 4th Avenue SE (317)814-3900 www.carmel.lib.in.us

Carmel clay veterans memorial The plaza was established by the Carmel Clay Memorial Corporation to create a place to honor veterans. It proudly displays a beautiful bronze military sculpture by Indiana artist William H. Wolfe. Funds for the sculpture were raised through private donations from local businesses and individuals who purchased engraved bricks to honor loved ones. Be sure to take the time to visit and remember the many veterans who fought for our freedom. To the west of the Memorial, you can take a stroll around the city’s reflecting pool. West side of 3rd Avenue SW just south of City Center Drive www.carmel.in.gov Carmel City Center

Central Park/ Monon Community center At 161 acres, Central Park is the largest park in Carmel featuring natural wetlands, lagoon, boardwalk, an urban-style skate park, four miles of trails that connect to the Monon Greenway, a woodland garden, beautiful groves of trees, and a variety of complimentary seasonal and special events. The Monon Community Center is a 146,000 square foot facility that offers stateof-the-art amenities that are unsurpassed anywhere in the state. The Monon Community Center features a fitness center, indoor aquatics center, gymnasium, walking/running track, banquet and meeting rooms and an outdoor aqua park. The facility hosts hundreds of recreation, fitness, aquatic, dance, art and educational programs as well as workshops and events for all ages, skill levels and interests. 1235 Central Park Drive East (317)848-7275 www.carmelclayparks.com

Indiana Design Center

Main Attractions

Carmel Clay Public Library

Discover Indiana Design Center’s showrooms, design professionals, artists and endless resources for residential and commercial interiors. The Indiana Design Center welcomes design professionals and the public. The public is welcome to shop in all first floor retail showrooms; second floor to-the-trade showrooms may be accessed with a design professional. 200 S. Rangeline Road (317)569-5975 www.indianadesigncenter.com

Monon GREENWAY Formerly, the Monon Railroad, this popular trail serves walkers, joggers, runners, bicyclists, roller bladers and nature enthusiasts. This Monon Greenway is a “rails to trails” project that runs 15.7 miles from 10th Street in Indianapolis to 146th Street in Carmel and continues into Westfield. From 96th Street to 146th Street between College Avenue and Westfield Boulevard/Rangeline Road www.carmelclayparks.com

the center for the performing Arts

Monon Community Center

The Center For The Performing Arts is a focal point of Carmel’s cultural and entertainment scene.

Pet care pet care: quick guide pet boarders & Daycare

pet shops Izzy’s Place - A Dog Bakery

Best Friends Pet Care Camp Bow Wow Companion Animal Medical Center (See ad p. 93) Happy Dog Hotel & Spa (See ad p. 89) The Range Pet Lodge (See ad p. 90)

pet groomers Best Friends Pet Care Camp Bow Wow Companion Animal Medical Center (See ad p. 93) Happy Dog Hotel & Spa (See ad p. 89) The Range Pet Lodge (See ad p. 90)

Pet sitters & Walkers There’s No Place Like Home (See ad p. 89)

Veterinarians Companion Animal Medical Center (See ad p. 93) Cottage Animal Clinic of Carmel Hazel Dell Animal Hospital

pet care

Located on the Monon Trail in downtown Carmel 317-580-5050 • www.happydoghotelandspa.com

Overnight Hotel Suites • Doggie Daycare • Professional Grooming & Baths Happy Dog Hotel and Spa caters to your pup’s every need and comfort. As an all suites hotel and spa, we know that you’re as picky as we are when it comes to your furry family member….and we wouldn’t have it any other way! Our services include hotel suites, professional grooming and baths, and doggie daycare. Each service is conducted under the watchful and caring eye of our well trained staff. Safety, comfort, and your satisfaction are our primary goals.

Complete tours anytime we’re open! M-F 7-7 • SAT 8-4 • SUN 12-4 Photo tours available at www.happydoghotelandspa.com COMPANION ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTER Companion Animal Medical Center, an AAHA accredited, state-of-the-art full-service veterinary center has been caring for pets since 1992. Our doctors are the foundation of our team approach to lifetime, compassionate care of your companions. Services include wellness care, boarding, laser surgery, behavioral treatment and more. Open 7 days a week. (See ad p. 93) Hours: Mon-Fri 7 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sat 8a.m .-4 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 1455 S. Rangeline Road (317)844-0049 www.myindyvet.com

Happy Dog Hotel and Spa

The Range Pet Lodge Carmel’s newest “home way from home” for your beloved dogs and cats is now open. The Range Pet Lodge is staffed 24/7 and is dedicated to your pets’ safety, comfort, happiness and health. The Range offers daycare, boarding, grooming and wellness clinic services provided by a veterinarian from our friends at Companion Animal Medical Center. New client deals and incentives available. (See ad p. 90) 1045 N. Rangeline Road (317)571-7777 www.rangepetlodge.com

There’s No Place Like Home We provide tender loving care pet sitting. Servicing Carmel for over 20 years. We help your pets feel safe and comfortable in their home while you’re away. Check us out on Angie’s List. Our Services Include - but are not limited to walking your pet(s), feeding and picking up after them, brushing and playing with them, administering medication, crime preventive services, watering plants, and spending quality time with your pet(s). Bonded, insured and references. 634 Ash Drive (317)845-4140 www.alawebpages.com/od/TNPLH

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Happy Dog Hotel and Spa caters to your pup’s every need and comfort. As an all suites hotel and spa, we know that you’re as picky as we are when it comes to your furry family member….and we wouldn’t have it any other way! Our services include hotel suites, professional grooming and baths, and doggie daycare. Each service is conducted under the watchful and caring eye of our well trained staff. Safety, comfort, and your satisfaction are our primary goals. We are locally owned and operated which means we are part of your community and have a vested interest in serving you and your pup in the highest of standards. Our mission statement is “To provide loving, responsive care to all dog guests entrusted to us and to exceed customer expectations at all times.” (See ad above)

233 2nd Avenue (317)580-5050 www.happydoghotelandspa.com

STAFFED ROUND THE CLOCK Our shift never ends so they feel at home 24/7.

BOARDING + GROOMING DAYCARE + WELLNESS CLINIC Staffed 24/7 for your pets’ safety, comfort and happiness. 1045 N. Rangeline Road Carmel, Indiana 46032 rangepetlodge.com • 317-571-7777

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When youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re planning a trip, there are important factors that should be considered when making decisions about pet care. Companion Animal Medical Center answers two frequently asked questions.

Q: What are the top pet

care considerations when planning a trip?

It would be impossible to relax on vacation if you thought your pets weren’t in good hands. Following are six things to think about before you bid adieu: 1. Consider taking your pet with you. If you’re traveling by car, allow more drive time, and be extra cautious during hot summer months. Many new cars have a shut-off function that activates after 20 minutes if a car is left idle, and a pet can die in a car in less than 10 minutes in the summer heat. 2. Flying with your pet is a great option. If you have a larger dog, you may have trouble getting him in coach, but smaller dogs can easily navigate the friendly skies with proper preparation. 3. If you’re leaving your pet behind, factors such as age, health and social behavior are important considerations. Cats work well in a home visited every other day. Dogs have a harder time than cats, as they are usually more social. If you want to have a dog sitter, make sure that the sitter stays with the dog and doesn’t just visit two or three times daily. Dogs need more human contact. 4. Pets that are very young and need reinforcement of training should stay at a kennel that can reinforce that training. They need early-morning, day and late-night walks to help train the bowel and bladder. 5. Old pets are more prone to illness. Consider continuous care provided by a sitter, vet or kennel. Only 24-hour facilities truly fill this need.

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6. Ill pets or pets that have debilitating issues need to be monitored 24 hours a day. If your pet is diabetic, has seizures or requires continuous observation, only use a 24-hour veterinary hospital with medical boarding. You want your pet to have immediate care if their condition changes.

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5. Does the facility combine training with boarding? Many kennels have trainers that train your dog repeatedly throughout the week while you are gone. This reinforces the lesson. It is vital that you spend time with the trainer in order to learn how to interact with your pet when you return.

6. Are grooming services available? Having your pets bathed after a few days of boarding will make them feel and smell better when you take them home. 7. Is a veterinarian on staff? Clients bring in their pets and assume they are healthy, but the pet may be incubating a disease or process that becomes apparent during boarding. Kennel attendants are great at loving and caring for your pet but are not trained to identify clinical disease processes. On-staff veterinarians can aid in promoting compliance of care protocols, make sure that the pets near your pet are healthy and optimize your pet’s experience.

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A Process Changing for the Better Even though divorce rates have risen considerably in the last few decades, the divorce process has been slow to evolve. Alternate Dispute Resolution, or mediation, is often used to resolve dissolution actions prior to trial; however, the track leading up to mediation is adversarial and time consuming. There is good news: things are changing for the better! Collaborative divorce is a process by which couples work through issues of child custody, parenting time, division of financial assets and payment of marital bills and expenses through non-litigation techniques guided by specially-trained, experienced family law attorneys with the assistance, of collaboratively trained professionals, such as divorce coaches, child specialists, and financial specialists. The goals of collaborative divorce prac-

tice are similar to litigation in that collaborative professionals consider the best interests of the children in custody and parenting time issues and the law in the division of assets and debts. However, collaborative professionals do not consider these issues in a vacuum, but rather in ways that also address the emotional and personal needs of the family that is being separated. Collaborative practice recognizes that the spouses are often forever linked â&#x20AC;&#x201C; even if divorced â&#x20AC;&#x201C; by children, grandchildren and long-time friends. The collaborative model is designed to assist divorcing spouses work through their disputes constructively and peacefully. This allows both parties to move forward as individuals with dignity and respect without the post-traumatic stress that often accompanies divorce. 97

Most divorcing couples share a concern that the divorce process will be long, drawn out, and expensive. Statistics show that collaborative divorces are often a third less expensive than a litigated divorce – even with the use of collaborative professionals – and about a third the time.

Just as in divorce litigation, collaborative practice requires both parties to provide full disclosure of all relevant issues and facts involving the children, as well as a full disclosure of all financial assets and liabilities. Both parties exchange all information and documentation necessary to make informed decisions regarding custody, parenting time, and division of the marital estate. Moreover, each party is given the time necessary to process, evaluate, and apply the information to his/her individual circumstances. Through collaboration and communication, parties are able to resolve their differences in such a way that is beneficial to both. There is a Chinese proverb that is often used by collaborative professionals: “Never cut what can be untied.” This is especially true in cases where married couples, especially those with children, know that divorce is inevitable, but do not wish to undergo the financial, personal and emotional expense and stress of litigation. Dissolution is never a “winner-take-all” proposition. In fact, in most cases, there are no real winners, only losers. Protracted litigation takes a personal toll that may never be repaired. Litigation often results in emotional hurt, hard feelings, distrust and outright hatred, which negatively impacts the ability of the parties to successfully co-parent their children. 98

Why less expensive? Costs are reduced because collaborative professionals work through issues effectively and efficiently. Divorce coaches help clients with emotional issues that are often entangled in property division and child-related issues. Child Specialists work with the parents to develop custody and parenting plans, and are trained to identify parenting issues and address them effectively in meetings with parents. Financial specialists help the parties to divide property effectively. Why less time? There is a significant time savings because the collaborative process moves as quickly as the parties wish it to move. There is no waiting on discovery deadlines and court dates. The parties and attorneys are able to streamline the process making it much more time efficient. Although there are real financial and time benefits, there are also significant personal benefits to collaborative divorce. Divorce is never a happy experience, but collaborative practice makes it as good as it can be. If you are interested in collaborative divorce, call any member of our collaborative team. We will be glad to answer any questions, and help you decide whether collaborative divorce is right for you! For more information, please call us or check out our website at www.collaboralaw.com By Janice Mandla Mattingly, Hollingsworth & Zivitz, P.C.

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Carmel Office Suites (yeager Properties) Carmel Office Suites, the most unique office space in Carmel, offers spaces for traditional office use as well as personal service businesses (salons, esthetics, and massage therapy). Amenities include high speed internet, on-site building manager, 24/7 access, 4 unique conference rooms and casual meeting areas, ample parking, and much more. Contact Ashley Roberts to schedule a building tour today. (See ad p. 105)

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Carmel farmers market One of the city’s most popular events is the Carmel Farmers Market held Saturday mornings Spring to Fall. Neighbors enjoy socializing while strolling through the market to purchase fresh produce, baked and canned goods, flowers and more from local vendors. Live music also adds to the pleasant atmosphere of the market. Firehouse cook-offs, a Veggie Art Contest, cooking demonstrations and more are planned throughout the summer. Center Green Corner of City Center Drive and S.W. 3rd Street Hours: 8-11:30 a.m. www.carmelfarmersmarket.com

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carmel concert series at the gazebo This free summer concert series offers weekly a wide range of family entertainment on the lawn of Carmel Civic Square in June, July and August. Families are encouraged to bring picnic suppers and enjoy the outdoor music. Carmel Civic Square www.carmelgazeboconcerts.org

Carmelfest This annual 4th of July festival celebrates our nation’s heritage with music, a parade, the best fireworks in the area, and a wonderful party situated right in the heart of Carmel at Carmel Civic Square. This fun family event has become a great community tradition. Carmel Civic Square www.carmelfest.net

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Carmel artomobilia collector car show The Carmel Arts & Design District promises to stimulate your senses by celebrating the art and design of the automobile. Artomobilia marries the beauty of classic, vintage, exotic and rare car collections with artists inspired by automotive design. From historic Ford Model As to late model Lamborghinis, Artomobilia celebrates decades of engineering and craftsmanship. Guests are invited to stroll the District and enjoy refreshments, shopping and music. Carmel Arts & Design District www.carmelartsanddesign.com/FEATURES/artomobilia/

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The International Arts Festival held every September features a juried art exhibit of artists from around the world. Visitors of all ages also can enjoy concerts, dance performances and hands-on activities for children. The festival takes place in the Carmel Arts & Design District, an area dedicated to the arts in Old Town Carmel. Carmel Arts & Design District www.carmelartsfestival.org

holiday on the square This event held annually the Saturday before Thanksgiving kicks off the holiday season in Carmel. Holiday entertainment, Santa, his elves, and live reindeer provide a festive atmosphere for the city’s holiday lighting ceremony on Carmel Civic Square. The Mayor officiates this event and children can get their picture with Santa. Carmel Civic Square (317)571-2400 www.carmel.in.gov

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902 Twelve Oaks Drive - $569,900 Spectacular brick home in coveted Cheswick sits on lg corner lot w/mature trees. Two story entry welcomes you into this fabulous home featuring formal dining and living rooms, incredible den w/built-ins, 3 cozy frplcs and huge gourmet kitchen w/massive center island. Four spacious bdrms upstairs including large master suite w/ luxurious bath, dual vanities and walk-in closet. Finished lower level boasts wet bar, fifth bdrm and full bath. Entertain in screened porch or on the deck overlooking fenced-in backyard w/ custom landscape lighting and basketball court. Walking distance to Smokey Row Elementary. Contact: Tina Smith Phone: (317) 339-6097 Email: Tina.Smith@EncoreSIR.com website: www.TSRealEstateGroup.com

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Welcome home to this stunning Carmel residence with five spacious bedrooms, four full and two half baths. Entertaining is ideal in the open kitchen looking into the hearth room or in the large walk-out basement with rec room and wet bar. Gorgeous lake views throughout the home truly bring the outdoors inside. Do not miss this lakefront opportunity.

First time this estate home has come to the market. One owner home with 5 Bdrms/ 4.5 baths sits on just under 1/2 acre in the estate section of the Village. Open floor plan with built-ins, arched doorways, integrated sound & finished lower level/ media room. 10â&#x20AC;&#x2122; ceilings and nice finishes provides a wonderful feel and place to call home. Available for showing and located at 12667 Bonaventure Ave, Carmel, IN 46032. Offered at $824,800.

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Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices story starts with a sign: We call it like we see it. When one of the world’s most admired companies puts its name on a real estate sign, that’s a sign buyers and sellers want to see. Indiana Realty, a 34 year old locally owned company, has been entrusted with the Berkshire Hathaway brand. A brand built for a new era in residential real estate. Berkshire Hathaway brings to the real estate market a definitive mark of stability, strength, quality and innovation. (See ad p. 2)

Carmel Office Suites, the most unique office space in Carmel, offers spaces for traditional office use as well as personal service businesses (salons, esthetics, and massage therapy). Amenities include high speed internet, on-site building manager, 24/7 access, 4 unique conference rooms and casual meeting areas, ample parking, and much more. Contact Ashley Roberts to schedule a building tour today. (See ad p. 105)

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KEMPLER & ASSOCIATES re/max ability plus Your “GO TO” real estate group in Carmel and surrounding areas. Dedicated to making the home buying or selling process as painless and organized from beginning to end, we have the best resources in the industry to maximize the results. Experienced, respected, creative and successful…striving to exceed expectations. (See ad p. 48) 12811 E. New Market Street (317)575-0400 jmkempler@gmail.com www.housesincarmel.com

Ruoff home mortgage While Ruoff Home Mortgage is fairly new to the area, we’ve been around for 30 years. We’re a full-service residential mortgage lender with 13 branches in Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, Carmel, Avon, Greenwood, Bloomington, South Bend, Elkhart, Warsaw, Plymouth, and Niles (MI). We offer competitive rates and exceptional service (with a 98.8% customer satisfaction rating), as well as a full line-up of loan programs, including conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, construction, jumbo, reverse mortgages and refinancing. (See ad p. 103) 11711 N. Meridian Street, Suite 130 (317)590-6546 www.ruoff.com

A home purchase or sale is a challenging experience today. Let a professional assist you every step of the way. I specialize in Carmel and the Indianapolis north side including Meridian Kessler and Williams Creek. Please call or email me at steph@stephaniekirk.com today for a free consultation. (See ad p. 114) 9277 N. Meridian Street (317)418-0012 steph@stephaniekirk.com www.stephaniekirk.com

THE RESIDENCES AT CARMEL CITY CENTER EXPERIENCE THE ART OF APARTMENT LIFE in Indiana’s elegant cultural village, Carmel City Center, a vibrant oasis of activity featuring a thoughtful balance of home, shopping, entertainment and culture. Featuring exceptional 1, 2 & 3 bedroom designs, you’ll be impressed with the thoughtful details including granite and stainless finishes, elegant bathrooms, walk-in closets, distinctive living areas with oversize windows and much more. Outside you can stroll, bike or jog with direct access to the Monon Trail. Enjoy the Arts at one of three outstanding venues: The Palladium, The Tarkington and The Studio Theater. This pedestrian-oriented city-withina-city communicates the highest aesthetic standard with stunning architecture, beautiful piazzas, lush green spaces and entrancing water features. An attractive and welcoming ambiance, combined with 1 million square feet of boutique shopping, exceptional dining, cultural and civic programming, luxurious residential living and premier office space make Carmel City Center an entertainment destination. For a personal tour, please call 317.428.5135 or visit our Leasing Office at 720 South Rangeline Road, Suite 166. More information may also be obtained on our website: TheResidencesCCC.com. We look forward to meeting you! (See ad p. 67) The Residences at Carmel City Center 720 S. Rangeline Road, Suite 166 (317)428-5135 theresidencesccc@yahoo.com www.theresidencesccc.com

tina Smith Encore Sotheby’s International Realty Tina Smith is a Broker Associate with Encore Sotheby’s International Realty with more than 8 years of real estate experience and success in selling more the $60 million in real estate. She and her family are Carmel residents and active in the community. If you are considering the sale or purchase of a home, trust Tina as your representative. (See ad above) 9510 N. Meridian Street, Suite 200 (317)339-6097 www.TSRealEstateGroup.com

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Brookshire Golf Club

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equipment rental Indy Soiree (See ad p. 109) Runyon Equipment Rental (See ad p. 72)

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runyon equipment rental, inc. The new state-of-the-art facility boasts 25,000 square feet of indoor space and a yard that holds another 45,000 square feet of rental equipment in Carmel Indiana. The company has quickly reestablished its reputation as the place to go for rental equipment and tools for Contractors/Remodelers, Landscapers, Commercial Floor Specialists, Homeowners and Specialty Event Planners. (See ad p. 72) Hours: Open 7 days a week. Mon - Fri 7a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Sat 7 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.; Sun 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 410 W. Carmel Drive (317)566-8888 www.runyonrental.com

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Design Group is a full service floral boutique specializing in weddings and events ranging from rustic to romantic. Our rental company, Indy Soiree, understands that the details make the difference. With 20 years of professional experience, our award winning, creative, and exceptional personal service are guaranteed. Call to schedule your complimentary consultation.

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Comfort Inn

Springhill Suites by Marriott

Courtyard by Marriott IndianapolisCarmel

Staybridge Suites (See ad p. 111)

Doubletree Guest Suites IndianpolisCarmel Extended Stay America Hampton Inn North Hilton Garden Inn (See ad p. 111) Holiday Inn Express Holiday Inn Indianapolis North/Carmel Jameson Inn Old Town Carmel Bed & Breakfast Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel (See ad p. 111) Residence Inn by Marriott

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renaissance indianapolis north hotel The first Renaissance Marriott Hotel in Indiana is an upscale, sophisticated hotel inspired by Carmel’s Arts & Design District. We boast a modern, energetic design and creative spaces that blend unique style with advanced technology. 11925 N. Meridian Street (317)816-0777/(800)-marriott(627-7468) www.renaissanceindianapolis.com

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A Comfort Inn 10201 N. Meridian Street

1 A2Z Cafe (p. 44) 4705 E. 96th Street

Courtyard by Marriott Indianapolis/Carmel 10290 N Meridian Street

2 Arni’s (p. 29) 4705 E. 96th Street

Doubletree Guest Suites Indianapolis/Carmel 11355 N. Meridian Street

3 Bazbeaux Pizza (p. 46) 111 W. Main Street

Extended Stay America 9750 Lakeshore Drive

4 Divvy (p. 35) Carmel City Center, 71 W. City Center Drive

Hampton Inn North 12197 N. Meridian Street

5 Flix Brewhouse - Opening April (p. 27) 2160 E. 116th Street

Hilton Garden Inn (p. 111) 13090 Pennsylvania

6 Grille 39 Restaurant (p. 42) 11925 N. Meridian Street

Holiday Inn Express 9797 N. Michigan Road

7 Jack’s Donuts (p. 47) 516 W. Carmel Drive

Holiday Inn Indianapolis North/Carmel (p. 111) 251 E. Pennsylvania Parkway

8 Langton’s Irish Pub - May (p. 45) 710 S. Rangeline Road

Old Town Carmel Bed & Breakfast 521 1st Avenue NW

9 Mattt The Miller’s Tavern (p. 45) 11 W. City Center Drive

Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel (p. 111) 11925 N. Meridian Street

10 Mellow Mushroom (p. 43) 2340 E. 116th Street

Residence Inn by Marriott 11895 N. Meridian Street

11 Peace Water Winery (p. 44) 37 W. Main Street

Rodeway Inn & Suites 15131 Thatcher Lane

12 The District Tap (p. 29) 3720 E. 82nd Street

Springhill Suites by Marriott 11855 N. Meridian Street

13 Woody’s Library Restaurant & Bar (p. 35) 40 E. Main Street

Staybridge Suites (p. 111) 10675 N. Pennsylvania Street

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estled away in a beautiful setting off Oak Road in Westfield is one of the area’s truly premier antique and gift shops, Acorn Farm Country Store.

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Housed in a two-story cottage-type home, the store displays its stock in a variety of rooms chock-full of eclectic and interesting items vying for attention. It’s difficult to see everything on just one go-round, so back-browsing is not uncommon here. The shop is surprising in its scope of inventory, offering everything from early fine period antique furniture and glassware to mid-century and later collectibles. And these pieces are complemented by a wide array of novel gifts and decorative accessories. Of course, the inventory changes as pieces come in and go out, but, generally, you’ll find antique tables, chairs, dry sinks, cupboards, stoneware and many wooden and metal smalls, plus fine china, blue transfer ware, pattern glass, depression-era items and lots more on the floor. In addition to all that, there are contemporary WCM - 4

furniture reproductions and modern-day accessories. A wide selection of linens, candles, signs and other items make it difficult to get out the door without finding

premier antiques and gifts something that suits in all price ranges. Another attraction of the shop is the popular tablesetting seminars held in May and November of each year. Cherie Grunske, a talented designer from Grand Rapids, MI sets six different tables

table-setting seminars each May & Nov at the store, using items from the shop for each table, giving recipes and sharing dessert. It’s a little shopping, a little eating and a lot of fun for those attending. As pleasing as all this is, there’s even more to delight at Acorn Farm!

The combined talents of Jill, Mic and daughter Becky

Besides the shop, itself, the three are also deeply immersed in the history of Acorn Farm. Its setting and chronicles are definitely part of the attraction when visiting the country store. First, there’s the westward turn in off of Oak Road, where tall trees edge the property, breaking only for the driveway. The road to the shop curves and winds maybe a quarter mile past beautiful grounds, forage and out buildings. On first visit, you begin to wonder what this place is and know instinctively it’s something more than a great antique and gift shop. Indeed. What this is -- is the site of the first day camp for children in the United States. In 1933, Jill’s father, Herb Sweet, started a day camp for kids on the 40-acre property. For $3 a week, during the height of the Great Depression, Herb would pick up your child at home, occupy him with wholesome camp activities, feed him lunch and teach him about nature from 9-3:30 each day,

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First, there’s proprietress Jill Sweet Mead, ever ready with a smile, plus a friendly suggestion or solution for those customers with a particular need. According to her husband, Mic, “she’s the real secret to our success at the shop because she wants everyone to be happy.”

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then return him safely home.

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Two years later, Herb and his wife, Dee, bought the property and began, in earnest, to enrich the lives of young 5-12 year old boys and girls from the north side of Indianapolis during their summer vacation from school. During World War II, the camp operated Monday through Saturday, with alternating groups of kids coming Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Cost per child was $27.50 per month.

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At first, the camp was mostly nature-oriented, with hiking trails through the woods, bird-watching, woodcrafts and archery. As the years went by, though, activities were expanded to include many more crafts, games, swimming, caving and even log cabin building. “Herb Sweet was a man who loved kids,” says Mic, his son-in-law, “and the kids loved him.” Herb and Dee ran the camp successfully for 45 years. It closed WCM - 6

in 1977. An old store built in 1855 and originally located in the heart of downtown Westfield was re-located to Acorn Farm when Herb

learned it was slated for demolition. Once housing a telephone company and other businesses, it is now one of the out buildings on the right side of the drive as you enter the property.

That love of old things At one time, the first motorized fire truck owned by the city of Westfield was located on the grounds at Acorn Farm. For years, the kids at

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camp sat in the driver’s seat and played on it. It is now in private hands.

camp entitled “Mighty Oaks From Little Acorns Grow.” It is available at the shop. Besides running the day camp, Dee Sweet was also interested in antiques and even became a formal appraiser of them. That love of old things was clearly passed on to her daughter, Jill, who has now successfully operated an antiques and accessories business for two decades. It’s just an added bonus for visitors to the country store that she does so on the beautiful and historic grounds at Acorn Farm.

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April 3rd - 19th (Every Sunday, Friday, Saturday) The Civil War/Westfield Playhouse. Written by Frank Wildhorn, Gregory Boyd, & Jack Murphy. Directed by Nathan Gober and Jan Jamison. 1836 State Road 32 West (317)776-2558 | www.westfieldplayhouse.org

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“Serving the community of Westfield is a passion of ours.” This statement on the Union Baking Co. website shows how committed Joe Quinn and Kelly Evans are to excellence. The two are fulfilling their dream – a small town bakery, selling homemade, fresh goods to happy customers. Their stories aren’t typical of bakery owners. Kelly, once a hotel manager, then a corporate flight attendant, traveled the world. Joe’s degree in Business Administration didn’t lead him directly into business. No stranger to following his dream, Joe played drums in a band that toured the Midwest, worked in a Broadripple pub and then moved into management. Growing up, Kelly watched the Food Network and still does, The Barefoot Contessa and Everything Italian being two favorites. She baked in her leisure time and formed the idea of opening a bakery after a flight to Zurich. “Our pilot bought a box of French macarons (a brightly colored sandwich-like confection). I ate the whole thing.” Kelly returned home, baked her own macarons and shared them with friends.

Their response, along with the need to lighten her crazy schedule, encouraged her to consider a new career. The next day she and her mom found a place to rent for a bakery in Zionsville. She was very successful there, but luckily for Westfield, circumstances led to a new location at the corner of Union Street and State Road 32 in September 2013. Enter Joe. The two had met in Zionsville and were dating. He had always cooked and had become pretty adept. While managing beer and wine stores, Joe also found recipes that paired with different wines, knowledge that he would share with customers. “A man would come in, describe a dinner with lobster ravioli but say his wife hated white wine. I could help him choose an appropriate red.”

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Joe’s friendship with restaurant owners allowed him to further develop kitchen skills. “I was a ‘pup’ when it came to testing recipes and working in restaurants, but my association with different chefs was wonderful. I could see how they thought, how they mixed things together.” When the new location at 303 E. Main became available in 2014, Joe was all in. “The kitchen was larger and there was more parking too.” He quit his job and the new, improved Union Baking Company with bakery and café was born. “It’s scary but exciting,” Joe reflected. “The more Kelly and I thought about it, the more we thought we could do this – we could totally do this!” As for the menu, the bakery features Kelly’s special French

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macarons, éclairs, scones and more, along with coffees and teas. They also offer specialty cakes, including multitiered wedding cakes. On the café menu, there are daily items as well as a special of the day with various soups, sandwiches and sides; you never know what Joe will come up with. He enjoys rich, old-school French food, but you can find him cooking anything from PB&J to Duck Confit. He doesn’t limit himself and feels there’s room for everything. “We can do Indiana chili with corn and Pabst Blue Ribbon beer one day and fine French cuisine the next.” Recipes come from many sources. Some they find, test and tweak, while others are old family favorites like Irish stew. Joe’s mom always advised ‘waste not, want not.’ While Joe thinks she may have meant more than just food, he follows this practice when he cooks. One time, for instance, he took advantage of a crazy good deal at Costco and ended up with a boatload of mushrooms. What to do with this excess? That was the birth of Joe’s Mushroom Risotto. Approachable, delicious food is the goal as well as the use of unique ingredients. Customers can expect seasonal changes, with light and fruity in spring and summer and, well, pumpkin of course in the fall. Cookies are specialized for holidays too.

” l a o g e h t s i d o o f s u o “delici Joe and Kelly cater small events like showers and private parties with 12 – 15 people. Currently their café is opened for breakfast and lunch Tuesdays through Saturdays, 7:00 – 4:00. Could dinner be in the future? This couple is obviously not afraid to embrace change, so stay tuned. Thanks to Kelly Evans & Joe Quinn Owners Union Baking Company

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