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13 Haute Style For your Home
37 Great Chefs: Tina’s Traditional Old English Kitchen 42 Carmel Caffeine Trail 48 Now This Is Brunch: Table By Market District 57 Closet Classics 64 New On The Scene 70 Play It Safe
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When frost finally gives way to sun and days begin to lengthen, my thoughts turn to….mops, dust cloths and very large garbage bags. I literally can’t wait to turn the house inside out. This happens every year, so like lemmings who march blindly off a cliff, I’m hostage to an annual bout of springcleanitis. This time I’m tackling the basement. And it’s definitely a basement, not a ‘lower level’ since it’s never been finished. It is, however, perfect for grandkids, with a couple of large tables for crafts and Legos, as well as skates, bikes and assorted action toys that could destroy a living room.
The stuff that bugs me are the discarded tables, chairs and other bits and pieces too good to throw away, but just too shabby or inappropriate for upstairs. My own inanimate version of Downton Abbey, you might say. Also, we have stacks of magazines that serve as a reference library which have become a fire hazard. Believe me, THOSE HAVE GOT TO GO. If spring inspires you to fix things up, then our feature Haute Style for Your Home should be first on your ‘must read’ in this issue. Local decorators and vendors from Indiana Design Center have written a series of articles filled with decorating tips and trends for 2016. The IDC is one of the best local resources for anyone with a design dilemma; their ‘Designer on Call’ program even offers walk-in advice on specific days and times. Visit IndianaDesignCenter.com for more details. And don’t ignore your closet if you want to start the warm season right. Jenni Meyers, the owner of beauty + grace in Carmel City Center, offers an eye-catching piece on Five Modern Updates on Staple Pieces You Already Love. Her simple advice will stretch everyone’s wardrobe. As is always the case in our busy city, Carmel’s calendar is filled with things to see and do. Go to CarmelCityMagazine.com so you won’t miss a beat. Jackie Holloway, Editor JHolloway@CarmelCityMagazine.com
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GODBY HEARTH & HOME
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hat timeless feature is universally enjoyed by people of all ages? That would be a warm, inviting fire, whether it’s inside on a
chilly night or outside under the stars. At Indiana Design Center,
Godby Hearth & Home has opened a showroom to help customers choose the best product for their lifestyle.
Products and services cover a range of options that include:
• fireplaces and inserts from wood-burning to vent
• fireplace accessories like mantels, screens, gas
• charcoal and gas grills, outdoor fire pits &
• shower enclosures for both framed and frameless
• custom glass for vanity & exercise mirrors and
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fireplaces and space heaters doors
glass shelving
According to owner Brian Adams, “Our Indiana Design Center show-
room location will serve as an information center for clients to explore products that best fit their individual project application. Within the showroom,
they can design anything from a cozy indoor
hearth room to an attractive outdoor living area.” The showroom will cater to both home owners and design industry professionals.
Godby Hearth & Home was founded
in 1987 and will be a second location for the Indianapolis west side business.
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INTERIOR DESIGN THERAPY 16
Designed To Please
There are three major design principles that I focus on in every interior project.
Lighting
A well designed space must include a comprehensive plan for lighting. I con-
sider all light sources before finalizing an interior: natural light, ambient light, task lighting and accent lighting. Think of lighting as a ‘layering effect.’ Every room needs a minimum of three ‘layers’ of light in order for the space to be complete.
Contrast
Picture contrasts as a ying and yang for your interior. Mixing up patterns, tex-
tures, colors and design styles creates more balance in a room. Too much of one pattern or texture or style is boring and repetitive. Don’t be afraid to go out of your
comfort zone and pair traditional with modern or mix plaid with stripes. Experiment with bold splashes of black and white and embrace the textural contrast between
metals and natural hardwoods. Creating an eclectic space imbues personality and interest to your home and often lends a subconscious feeling of calm.
Here is a simple example of how to create balance in a sitting room. A couch, a wonderful piece of artwork and an antique trunk used as a coffee table are all perfectly centered on top of a custom patchwork rug. The side table and coffee table accessories are not “matchy” but are balanced with an eclectic mix of my client’s treasures.
Balance
An unbalanced space can feel uncom-
fortable. You achieve balance by equally distributing the visual weight of your furniture
and accessories throughout your room. Space
planning is often overlooked by do-it-yourself decorators. Before making major furniture purchases, nothing is more important than measuring your room to make sure that everything fits.
It is just as important to measure each piece so
that a space is balanced from one wall to the
next. If you start by arranging your big pieces first and finish with your accessories, it’s easier to achieve a harmonious design.
Angie Jakad Fischer, Owner Interior Design Therapy Indiana Design Center, Suite 116 interiordesigntherapy.com
A commercial space in downtown Indy is converted from an old service station into a high end facility and is a study in contrasts. My client wanted a masculine feel to the space but one that would also appeal to women. Notice the contrast between reclaimed wood planking on the walls, velvet cushions, plush pillows and soft curtains. A distressed wood barn door, concrete floors and original beamed ceilings add to the ambience. There’s industrial metal lighting and a table & bench that combine old wood and metals.
This house on Morse Reservoir exemplifies great lighting in a space. I eliminated window treatments to maximize natural light and because privacy was not an issue. The ambient lighting can be seen in can lights on the ceiling. It is very simple since ceilings are low in this lounge area. Accent lighting is added in the form of candle light; candles are on the table between the love seats.
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DRAPERY STREET DESIGN BOUTIQUE 18
Simple Upgrades
After spending time indoors during the colder months, it’s natural that
many people are ready to redesign their interiors. The changing of seasons provides perfect inspiration to change things up in your home.
Not sure where to begin or which way to go? Updating your window treat-
ments is one way to transform your look. Check out these ideas that are trending in 2016.
Neutrals
The simple beauty of neutral tones is incredibly popular right now. Neutrals
are wonderful to work with simply because they are so versatile and allow a lot of room for individual creativity. If you decide to bring neutral drapes into your
home, consider seaming different tones together. Seaming provides endless possibilities for color and pattern combinations.
Pops of Color
While ‘neutral drapes’ may sound ba-
sic, boring and bland, adding a splash of color is a smart and stylish option. Just a little bit of color goes a long way and won’t overwhelm your décor.
Patterns
Notice the geometric print in the
window treatment pictured. It plays off beautifully against the other elements in
the room. Add a cushy sofa and inviting armchair and you’ve made this seating area irresistible.
Gold Accents
Another trend that decorators love is
the use of gold as an accent. Gold is showing up both in drapery and upholstery
fabric, as well as hardware and lighting fixtures. Using gold is an excellent way to add a touch of elegance to your room.
Bold & Beautiful
On the other end of the color spec-
trum, there are lots of innovative designs
that are being done with bold colors and
patterns. Many homeowners are choosing to make a vibrant statement in one key
room or throughout their house. This gor-
geous tangerine and coral print is a great example of how to do bold and beautiful well.
Caryn O’Sullivan, Owner Drapery Street Design Boutique Indiana Design Center, Suite 109 draperystreet.com
ADAM GIBSON DESIGN
Stand Ups And Convex Lines
R
emember those kitchen desks from the ‘80s? If you have one of those rel-
ics it’s undoubtedly a collector for the stuff you don’t know where to put. Surely the chair is long gone since your family tired of its blocking traffic.
Enter the stand desk. There’s no chair to bang your knees on, it offers at least
one charging/docking drawer, and because it’s taller than the rest of the counters,
it offers a place to stand (or lean) while checking your email and looking up that
recipe. Inside are multiple outlets and USB charging blocks to keep clutter off the counter. And if it happens to be an island, pop-up outlets are all the rage; they recess into the top when not in use. The stand desk in the background is six inches taller than the adjacent cabinets and is a most-used spot.
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How about those long islands that keep replacing our breakfast tables? They say lively
conversation is the spice of life. We’re talking kitchens and bars, so if open floor plans
are de rigueur, and guests gravitate to those spaces, why should it be so difficult to have a multi-person conversation while sitting? Eating islands, peninsulas, and bars (pictured) are in vogue for good reason: we spend most of our time socializing while we prep and cook. The
challenge is that when seated in a row, one can usually only see the person to either side. The guest on the other side of your immediate neighbor is left out.
Changing that straight line to convex has several effects, not the least of which is live-
lier conversation. The shape adds to the circumference, providing more personal space for all seated, while not intruding too much (often not more than eight inches); a gentle curve permits all guests to see each other with a nod of the head. Curves tend to soften objects,
so a convex island adds a feeling of sensuality. And now that LED strip lighting is so easy to obtain, why not light below the counter? Toe kick lighting also adds a great night light.
Adam Gibson, Owner Adam Gibson Design Indiana Design Center, Suite 223 CMKBD (Certified Master Kitchen and Bath Designer) specializes in modern additions, entertainment spaces, kitchens, and baths
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COURTNEY CASTEEL INTERIOR DESIGN
Design Reality The balance between beautiful design and real-life living can be a challenge. These impactful tips will enhance your current space, yet keep it livable and lovely.
Color Palette
Find Your Neutral - Find Your Pop 1. Are you a cool/warm? 2. Are you a beige/grey? 3. Are you a light/dark?
Finding artwork, fabric and rugs that inspire your palette is a great way to determine your personal preferences.
DESIGNER TIP: Palette should consist of: 5 color hues -
Trim Hue / Dark Hue / Accent Hue / Body Hue / Pop Hue.
Lighting
Purpose & Proportion: I love large scale lighting, as I think it is the anchor in the room. When considering lighting it has to function well, offer lighting options for different times of day (such as dimming options), and be the jewelry of the room. Finish, Scale, and Placement is crucial.
DESIGNER TIP:
• Choose a large scaled diameter piece for a focal area and hang tightly to the ceiling, which creates instant elegance and drama.
• Dimmers are a necessity for focal lighting and recessed lighting - creates instant mood.
Layout
Furniture placement is vital for a practical and beautiful space. Do not push all furniture to the walls. Bring the pieces inside the room. Let accent pieces “float” in the room. Consider scale, walking pattern, and room usage to accommodate your family and guests.
DESIGNER TIP: Identify the focal point of the room and build around that key
area with symmetrical main pieces. Sprinkle in a “float” accent piece to break up the symmetry.
Details
The final touches in a space can make or break the overall design. Details such as art, accent décor, rugs and draperies finish the room. DESIGNER TIP:
• Incorporate collected pieces and family heirlooms and mix with modern artwork. • Mix masculine and feminine patterns to balance the overall feel of the room.
Courtney Casteel Schenberg, Owner Courtney Casteel Interior Design Indiana Design Center, Suite 221-A courtneycasteel.com
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MARCH 3RD Orchard Park Elementary 13th Annual Taste of Carmel. Hours: 6-9 p.m. Ritz Charles | 12156 N. Meridian Street www1.ccs.k12.in.us/ope/pto/tasteofcarmel MARCH 3RD The Warehouse: Rickie Lee Jones Hours: 8-10 p.m. The Warehouse | 254 1st Avenue SW www.liveforthemusic.com MARCH 4TH – 6TH Carmel Community Player’s Cabaret Series: Bending Broadway. Hours: Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace 14299 Clay Terrace Boulevard, Suite 140 (317)815-9387 | www.carmelplayers.org 28
MARCH 5TH & 12TH Winter Farmers Market. Hours: 9 a.m.-noon Wilfong Pavilion at Founders Park 116th Street and Hazel Dell Parkway www.carmelfarmersmarket.com/winter MARCH 8TH Entrepreneurship Carmel: Selecting a Business Concept. Series presented in collaboration with FranNet MidAmerica. We will evaluate the fundamental strategies behind business start-ups, learn how to access business models and perform due diligence, and identify trending business concepts in today’s marketplace. Featuring Carmel’s own Justin Moffett, a partner with Old Town Design Group whose firm focuses on urban style, community development and luxury home construction. Justin will share his vision for Carmel’s much anticipated commercial-residential project, Midtown. Hours: 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Program Room at Carmel Clay Public Library 55 Fourth Avenue SE (317)844-3362 | www.carmel.lib.in.us MARCH 9TH Celebrations of Creativity & Craftsmanship. Songs and sounds of Ireland, performed by MaryAnne Mathews. Museum of Miniature Houses and Other Collections 111 E. Main Street (317)575-9466 | www.museumofminiatures.org MARCH 10TH Carmel Clay Library: Classic Movie Night presents Hoosiers. Indiana Bicentennial Officially Endorsed Legacy Project. Based on a true-life Indiana basketball championship. Free popcorn! No tickets required. Time: 6:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Program Room at Carmel Clay Public Library 55 Fourth Avenue SE (317)571-4281 | www.carmel.lib.in.us MARCH 11TH Stacy Mitchhart’s Live My Life Hours: 8-10 p.m. The Warehouse | 254 1st Avenue SW www.liveforthemusic.com MARCH 12TH Carmel Arts and Design District: IU Health North Hospital Gallery Walk. Come celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
Hours: 5-9 p.m. (317)571-2787 | www.carmelartsanddesign.com MARCH 12TH The Warehouse Presents: Jim Lauderdale Hours: 8-10 p.m. The Warehouse | 254 1st Avenue SW www.liveforthemusic.com MARCH 12TH Carmel Clay Parks : Parent’s Night Out. Fee: $15/child Hours: 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Monon Community Center East 1235 Central Park Drive East (317)848-7275 | www.carmelclayparks.com MARCH 13TH Author Christina Abt. The Carmel Clay Public Library is pleased to present an afternoon with author Christian Abt as she discusses her adventures, 64 and More, and her book, Crown Hill. Christina Abt is an accomplished author, newspaper columnist and radio broadcaster. Crown Hill, A Novel of Love, Life and The Afterlife, is her first novel, and is selling nationally to five star reviews. Light refreshments will be served compliments of Market District. Book sales and signings will follow the presentation with proceeds benefitting the Carmel Clay Public Library Foundation. Hours: 1:30 – 3:00 p.m. Program Room at Carmel Clay Public Library 55 Fourth Avenue SE (317)814-3905 | www.carmel.lib.in.us MARCH 15TH Designer on Call Workshop Series - 2016 Design Outlook: Fabulous Trends from High Point to Home. Time: 10:30 a.m. Indiana Design Center | 200 S. Rangeline Road (317)569.5975 | www.indianadesigncenter.com MARCH 16TH A Visit from Gene Stratton-Porter. Indiana Bicentennial Officially Endorsed Legacy Project. Historian Glory-June Greiff, a professional narrator and performer, presents a first-person program about Indiana’s own successful naturalist, novelist and photographer Gene Stratton-Porter, whose environmentalist writings speak volumes to us today. She will reminisce about her early life on a Wabash County farm, tells of her beginnings in writing and photography, and reads from some of her fiction and non-fiction pieces. Hours: 7 p.m.
Program Room at Carmel Clay Public Library 55 Fourth Avenue SE (317)844-3362 | www.carmel.lib.in.us MARCH 19TH – 27TH Carmel Arts & Design District: Faberge Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt. pick up your clue sheet at Auntie Ems and find the hand painted eggs in business windows throughout the Arts District. Return to Auntie ‘Em’s for your prize and to be entered into a drawing for a giant Easter basket or one of the eggs! (317)571-2787 | www.carmelartsanddesign.com MARCH 23RD Celebrations of Creativity & Craftsmanship. Artist Pam Newell presents her paintings. Hours: Noon Museum of Miniature Houses and Other Collections 111 E. Main Street (317)575-9466 | www.museumofminiatures.org MARCH 25TH - 26TH SUPERHERO: the story of a man called Jesus/ Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre Showtime: 7 pm Tickets: (317)843-3800 – www.gregoryhancockdancetheatre.org The Tarkington at The Center For The Performing Arts 3 Center Green
MARCH 26th 5th Annual Clay Terrace Easter Egg Hunt. The hunt will be located in the Grassy Knoll behind Kona Grill and Mitchell’s Fish Market. Hours: 9 a.m. Clay Terrace | 14390 Clay Terrace Boulevard #165 (317)818-0725
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MARCH 26TH Carmel Clay Parks: Spring Fever. Check our website for event schedule. Pre-registration $5/Child. $8 day-of fee. All ages. Hours: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. West Park | 2700 West 116th Street (317)848-7275 | www.carmelclayparks.com MARCH 26TH Pop Festival. Indiana Bicentennial Officially Endorsed Legacy Project. Popcorn, Soda Pop and Pop Music! Enjoy these Indiana favorites and help create a piece for our art installation celebrating the Indiana Bicentennial at this Teen Library Council sponsored event for all ages. Hours: 1–4 p.m. Program Room at Carmel Clay Public Library 55 Fourth Avenue SE (317)814-3905 | www.carmel.lib.in.us MARCH 28TH Winter Kids Koncert by Carmel Clay Parks: Jump and Hop. Reservations are strongly encouraged due to room capacity limits. All ages. Free! Hours: 10-11 a.m. Monon Community Center | 1235 Central Park Drive E (317)848-7275 | www.carmelclayparks.com APRIL 9TH Agricultural Roots. Indiana Bicentennial Officially Endorsed Legacy Project. Before Carmel’s population was nearing 90,000 (and not so long ago), it was principally a farming town. Some of these farms worked on the most innovative agricultural techniques and boasted nationally recognized livestock. Come hear John Graves and a panel discuss the rich agricultural history of Clay Township, straight from the people who lived it. Presented by the Carmel Clay Public Library and the Carmel Clay Historical Society. Hours: 2 p.m. Program Room at Carmel Clay Public Library 55 Fourth Avenue SE (317)844-3362 | www.carmel.lib.in.org APRIL 9TH Carmel Arts and Design District: IU Health North Hospital Gallery Walk. Hours: 5-9 p.m. (317)571-2787 | www.carmelartsanddesign.com APRIL 14TH Hoosiers: A Look at 200 Years of History. Indiana Bicentennial Officially Endorsed Legacy Project. Who are the people called Hoosiers? James H. Madi30
son, author and the Thomas and Kathryn Miller Professor of History Emeritus, Indiana University Bloomington, offers an invigorating view of Indiana and the long and fascinating journey of its people. Hours: 7 p.m. Program Room at Carmel Clay Public Library 55 Fourth Avenue SE (317)844-3362 | www.carmel.lib.in.us APRIL 15TH – MAY 1ST Carmel Community Players: Neil Simon’s The Odd Couple Hours: Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace 14299 Clay Terrace Boulevard, Suite 140 (317)815-9387 | www.carmelplayers.org APRIL 16TH The 6th Annual Carmel Marathon Weekend Hours: 7:30 a.m. Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts City Center Drive and 3rd Avenue SW www.carmelmarathon.com APRIL 16TH Breyer Fun Day. Paint your own Stablemates and enjoy our collection of enhanced Breyer horses. Museum of Miniature Houses and Other Collections 111 E. Main Street (317)575-9466 | www.museumofminiatures.org APRIL 19th Designer on Call Workshop Series - Start with Art and Let it Be Your Design Guide. Dianne Wright of Coats-Wright Art and Design will share her valuable insights on how to let your artwork set the tone for any room. Time: 10:30 a.m. Indiana Design Center | 200 S. Rangeline Road (317)569.5975 | www.indianadesigncenter.com APRIL 21ST – 24TH 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 21, 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. Open to the Public: Friday, April 22, 9:00 a.m. - 7 :00 p.m.; Saturday, April 23, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Sunday,
April 24 (Bag Day - fill a grocery sack 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Carmel Clay Public Library 55 Fourth Avenue SE (317)571-4292 | www.carmel.lib.in.us APRIL 22ND – MAY 7TH Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre : Fiddler on the Roof. Times: Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 7 p.m., last Saturday (5/7) at 5 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets: $40 Adult, $20 Students The Tarkington at The Center For The Performing Arts 3 Center Green (317)843-3800 for tickets | www.civictheatre.org APRIL 23RD Carmel Lions Club: All-You-Can-Eat Spring Pancake Breakfast. Cost: $6 at the door, $5 advance purchase, children $3 Hours: 7-11 a.m. Carmel Lions Clubhouse | 141 E. Main Street www.carmellions.org APRIL 9TH Carmel Clay Historical Society: Springtime Tea. See old friends, make new ones, and share your love of local history and community at the Carmel Clay Historical Society’s Springtime Tea. Visit carmelclayhistory.org for more information. Carmel Monon Depot Museum | 211 First Street S.W. www.carmelclayhistory.org
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APRIL 25TH Winter Kids Koncert by Carmel Clay Parks: Stacia Demos. Reservations are strongly encouraged due to room capacity limits. Ages 2-5. Free. Hours: 10-11 a.m. Monon Community Center 1235 Central Park Drive East (317)848-7275 | www.carmelclayparks.com APRIL 29TH – MAY 15TH Actors Theatre of Indiana: Unnecessary Farce. Times: Wednesday – Saturday 7:30 p.m., Sun 2:00 p.m. Studio Theater at The Center For The Performing Arts 4 Center Green Box Office: (317)843-3800 atistage.org APRIL 30TH Museum of Miniatures Annual Attic Sale. Hours: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 32
Lion’s Club 141 E. Main Street (317)575-9466 | www.museumofminiatures.org APRIL 30TH Carmel Clay Parks: Exploration Celebration. All Ages (geared toward 2-8 years). Fee: Free Hours: 10 a.m.- 12p.m. Founders Park | 116th Street and Hazel Dell Parkway www.carmelclayparks.com EVERY SATURDAY MAY 7TH – SEPTEMBER 24TH Carmel Farmers Market. Hours: 8-11:30 a.m. Center Green at Carmel City Center www.carmelfarmersmarket.com MAY 5TH The Warehouse proudly presents Darlingside and David Wax Museum with special guest Haroula Rose in a live listening room concert experience. Hours: 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. The Warehouse | 254 1st Avenue SW www.liveforthemusic.com MAY 7TH Carmel Clay Historical Society: The Hoosier Centennial: Come to the opening of our new exhibit showcasing the pageantry and spectacle surrounding Indiana’s 1916 statehood centennial at the Monon Depot Museum. Free. Time: 1-4 p.m. Carmel Monon Depot Museum | 211 First Street S.W. www.carmelclayhistory.org MAY 9TH – MAY 15TH Carmel Clay Historical Society: Founders’ Week. In commemoration of our State’s Bicentennial, the Carmel Clay Historical Society is celebrating history with a week of activities, programs, and the debut of our new digital exhibit in the Monon Depot Museum during our first annual Founders’ Week! The events will take place throughout the Carmel Arts and Design District and are suitable for all ages. Visit carmelclayhistory.org for a schedule of events. Carmel Monon Depot Museum | 211 First Street S.W. (317)846-7177 | www.carmelclayhistory.org MAY 11TH Celebrations of Creativity and Craftsmanship. Indiana’s Poet Laureate Shari
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Wagner shares her poems and photography. Museum of Miniature Houses and Other Collections 111 East Main Street (317)575-0240 | www.museumofminiatures.org MAY 13TH – 15TH Carmel Community Players Carbaret Series Just for Kids Hours: Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 2:30p.m. Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace 14299 Clay Terrace Boulevard, Suite 140 (317)815-9387 | www.carmelplayers.org MAY 14TH Carmel Arts & Design District: IU Health North Hospital Gallery Walk. Hours: 5-9 p.m. Carmel Arts & Design District (317)844-3362 | www.carmelartsanddesign.com
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MAY 14TH, 28TH & 29TH Carmel Arts & Design District presents Drawn to the District. Carmel Arts & Design District welcomes plein air artists to paint the district two weekends in May. Join other artists and have fun creating art as often as you choose - paint 1 hour...1 day...2 weekends! Whatever fits your schedule. All types of artists, all ages, all levels including 3D are welcome and encouraged to join in the fun. Art classes for adults and children will also be offered. Hours: May 14th 11-6 p.m.; May 28th & 29th 11-5 p.m. www.carmelartsanddesign.com MAY 14TH & 28th “Chip In” Mosaic. Mosaic artist Nancy Keating of ArtSplash Gallery will be inviting the public to join her in making a beautiful community mosaic . This is a free activity, everyone welcome. Hours: May 14th 5:30-8:30 p.m. and May 28th 1-4 p.m. Old Town on the Monon Apartments Carmel Arts & Design District 111 W. Main Street, Suite 125 (317)844-3362 | www.carmelartsanddesign.com MAY 17TH Designer on Call Workshop Series: Patina vs. Perfection – Natural Stone Tips, Facts and Alternatives. Lonna Heshelman, designer and natural stone specialist at Santarossa, will help demystify the process of figuring out the ideal material. Time: 10:30 a.m. Indiana Design Center | 200 S. Rangeline Road (317)569.5975 | www.indianadesigncenter.com 34
MAY 19TH Tom Rush at the Warehouse. Hours: 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. The Warehouse | 254 1st Avenue SW www.liveforthemusic.com MAY 25TH Monon Community Center presents High School Waterpark Palooza. Cost: $5 Times: 8:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Monon Community Center and The Waterpark 1235 Center Park Drive East (317)848-7275 | www.carmelclayparks.com MAY 25TH Celebrations of Creativity and Craftsmanship. “The Naked Voice” a cappella songs throughout the ages performed by Lucy Park Newton and Jane Alexander. Museum of Miniature Houses and Other Collections 111 East Main Street (317)575-0240 | www.museumofminiatures.org MAY 26TH – May 29TH Carmel Racquet Club presents – The Midwest Clay Court Championships. Carmel Racquet Club | 225 East Carmel Drive (317) 844-1177 | www.carmelracquetclub.org MAY 27TH City of Carmel’s Memorial Day Ceremony. Hours: 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. Carmel Clay Veterans Memorial Plaza in City Center Located near the SW corner of Third Avenue SW and City Center Drive www.carmel.in.gov MAY 28TH Carmel Clay Parks: The Waterpark Opens to the Public. Fee: Adults - $10/day; Youth/Senior - $6/day Monon Community Center 1195 Central Park Drive West (317)848-7275 | www.carmelclayparks.com
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BiteMeCupcakes Blu Moon Cafe
Albatross Grille at Prairie View Golf Club
Bub’s Ice Cream Gigi’s Cupcakes
Puccini’s Smiling Teeth Pizza
Arni’s (See ad p. 50)
Hubbard & Cravens Coffee & Tea (See ad p. 55)
Roselli’s Pizza Some Guy’s Pizza Pasta & Grill
Jack’s Donuts
The Pint Room
Soho Cafe
Tony Sacco’s Coal Oven Pizza
Carmel Burgers
CONTINENTAL
PUB FARE
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BoomBozz Pizza & Taphouse
Big Mike’s Café Americana Blu Moon Cafe Bub’s Bugers Bub’s Cafe
Eggshell Bistro Flix Brewhouse Grille 39 Restaurant (See ad p. 35) Kona Grill Langton’s Irish Pub (See ad p. 50) MCL Cafeteria Matt The Miller’s Tavern Nipper’s Grill & Tap PJ O’Keefe’s Ale House Scotty’s Brewhouse Soho Café & Gallery
Pizzology Pizzeria & Pub
Claddagh Irish Pub
DELICATESSEN Honeybaked Ham
Dooley O’Tooles Flix Brewhouse
McAlister’s Deli
Granite City Food & Brewery
INDIAN
Matt the Miller’s Tavern
Amber Restaurant
IRISH Claddagh Irish Pub
Langton’s Irish Pub (See ad p. 50) Muldoon’s Scotty’s Brewhouse Stacked Pickle The District Tap
Langton’s Irish Pub
Woody’s Library Restaurant & Bar (See ad p. 47)
Ted’s Montana Grill
ITALIAN
STEAK & SEAFOOD
The District Tap
Donatello’s Italian Restaurant
Eddie Merlot’s
The Pint Room
J. Razzo’s Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar
Stacked Pickle Sunrise Cafe
Woody’s Library Restaurant (See ad p. 47) Zacky’s Hot Dogs & Smokehouse BBQ
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Mellow Mushroom Pizza Bakers (See ad p.41)
A2Z Café (See ad p. 46)
Ristorante Roma Some Guy’s Pizza Pasta & Grill
MEXICAN Abuelo’s Restaurant
China Garden
Agave Bar & Gril
Eastern China
Cancun Mexican Restaurant
Kings Garden
La Hacienda
Mandarin House
The Toros Mexican Restaurant
Ming’s Wok Pad Thai Sansui
CAJUN/CREOLE Mudbugs Cajun Café (See ad p. 46)
COFFEE, TEA & SWEETS Auntie Em’s Frozen Custard & Cupcakes
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PIZZA Arni’s (See ad p. 50) Bazbeaux Pizza (See ad p. 46) Bella Pizzeria BoomBozz Pizza & Taphouse Crust Greek Tony’s Pizza & Sub Shop Greek’s Pizzeria MacKenzie River Pizza Co. (See ad p. 46)
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CATERING Kahn’s Catering Woody’s Library Restaurant (See ad p. 47)
WINE & LIQUOR 21st Amendment Big Red Liquors Classic Spirits & Liquor Peace Water Winery Vine & Table Gourmet Market
GREAT CHEFS Tina’s Traditional Old English Kitchen
Authenticity & Tradition When you walk into Tina’s Traditional Old English Kitchen, you’ll immediately know you have stepped into another culture - and you will delight in every second of it. Authenticity and tradition are the first words that come to mind. It’s a captivating place that lets you experience everything old English charm has to offer. My 7-year old daughter accompanied me to interview Tina, and the moment we arrived
my little girl was enchanted. We first put on tea-room hats that Tina has available in a lovely box by the front door. Just as I was having a mom-moment, thinking my daughter should “not touch a thing,” she was drawn to a small section called “Peter Rabbit’s Garden.” Tina designed this spot specifically for children and filled it with books and dainty items. She literally has thought of everything! There are so many details to look at, to ponder on and to ask about. And what we discovered is that there is purpose and tradition behind every detail. No matter how small, each has a meaning. It is wonderful to learn about the tea tradition from an expert, and Tina is the perfect tutor.
Q: When did you decide to open a tea room? A: I have wanted to open a tea room since I was 28, when I visited one in England that made a big impression on me. It had such an immaculate culture. The service was everything it should have been, so you left feeling as if you had an experience, not just “tea.” Q: Tell me about your tea room. A: It is 100% traditional. I wanted to keep it vintage and authentic, so if you walked
Pot of Tea Ginger Peach Decaf Black Tea. Over 20 Tina’s loose leaf teas available including caffeinated and herbal blends.
into a tea room in England, it would look and feel like this. Everything you see was chosen with that in mind, from the vintage chairs, to the white lace, to the combination of tea cups, loose-leaf teas, jams and sandwiches. You’ll also find a British tie-in with the royal family. Q: Where in England are you from? A: I moved to Indiana from Devonshire, England in 2008. It was quite a culture difference! Most notably, I would use terms that were familiar in the states, but I would use them with a totally different meaning. It’s been an adventure to say the least. Q: What does tea mean to you? A: In England, tea is a way of life and represents so much. It is the most widelydrunk liquid in the UK…people typically have 2 - 6 cups a day. It provides an opportunity to slow down and enjoy life and the people around you. I like to think of it as “nature’s health drink”. It helps digestion, it’s a source of rich antioxidants and the caffeine from tea is released in a slower way that keeps you going instead of making you jittery. In that way, tea is kinder to the heart. There is a science as well as an art to tea. Our teas are loose leaf, which means they are fresher and a higher quality of tea.
With fresh loose-leaf tea, you can get 2-3 refills from the same leaves. But it also means the tea takes a bit longer to brew. Black tea needs to seep just a little longer than green, so we put tea timers at every table. Also, for the perfect cup of tea, temperature matters! Black tea needs to be made with boiling water, while herbal and green teas should be made with a slightly lower temperature of water. Boiling water would make those teas bitter. Q: Tell me about your food menu. A: All of the recipes are traditionally English, and many of them are my family recipes passed down through the years. We update our menu seasonally, but it always has soups, salads, some hot items like sausage rolls, as well as an array of tea sandwiches. We make our own jams/jellys - like fig and ginger jam, and vanilla chai tea jelly. And we bake our own scones, tarts and crumpets. People love clotted cream - it’s a slightly sweet fresh cream you spread on scones. Ours comes from a special cow in Devon. (My daughter giggled as she heard stories of this special cow).
Queens Royal High Tea Bottom Tier: Sandwich Selection Middle Tier: Freshly baked English scone with genuine imported Devonshire clotted cream, raspberry jam & vanilla chai tea jelly. Top Tier: A variety of pastries including a slice of Bakewell from the town of Bakewell in Derbyshire.
Q: There are so many new things to try on your menu! What do you suggest a person begin with? A: Doing a sandwich sampling is a wonderful way to give you an array of English tastes to enjoy with your tea; it is what would be experienced with a “high tea” in England. Something everyone loves for its taste and history is the “Victorian Sandwich Cake”. The story is that the queen had asked the kitchen for a jam sandwich, but the kitchen staff thought that was too plain for the queen. They wouldn’t dare serve her something so simple. Instead, they put the jam on layers of a tender cake which is called “Victorian Sandwich Cake” to this day. It is not as overtly sweet as traditional cake, and because the cake is made with butter - not oil - it is very moist and sticky. Just delightful. Q: Do you have tea parties for children? A: Absolutely! We have Little Prince/ Princess High Teas, and we serve a
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selection of sandwiches, shortbread, and pastries. There is so much for children to learn from teas and etiquette around a table…respect for themselves and for others, to begin with. Q: And you’ve started doing special events, correct? A: One of the things I’ve loved the most is offering themed nights. We did a Harry Potter “Hogwarts High Tea in the Dark” in October where we served butter beer and had a sorting hat! This year, we are starting with a “Dinner at Downton” - a chance for all of the Downton Abbey fans to get dressed up and experience an elegant evening. We will also have a Mr. Darcy Evening, complete with actors. We have so much fun! Often there are other items for people to taste and try - like sticky toffee pudding and Yorkshire puddings. You can register for any of the special events on our website. They are pre-ticketed because they are becoming so popular! Q: How has English tea been embraced in Carmel? A: Oh goodness! They have welcomed us with open arms and been excited about everything we do! It is such an honor to share a part of my country and culture with the people of Carmel.
Sausage Roll Sage & black pepper seasoned sausage meat in a puff pastry served warm on a bed of greens.
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Q: What do you want people to think when they leave? A: First, I want people to feel at home when they walk in. When they leave, I want them to feel like they have learned something, tried something new, and experienced a piece of the country I love so dearly.
We left having done just that and enjoyed ourselves from start to finish. I was so in love with the Earl Grey that I purchased a bag of loose leaf for myself, along with two delicious jams for our own tea time at home. I would encourage anyone who wants to experience a delightful moment with an intensely flavorful cup of hot tea to stop in and get to know - and learn from – Tina. She has so much to share! Tina is available for talks and presentations on everything about tea, from its health benefits to its history and culture. She also offers etiquette classes for groups. To inquire about her tea room and services, contact Tina at www.tinastraditional.com or call 317-565-9716.
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CARMEL CAFFEINE TRAIL
Seems as if everyone is a coffee snob these days. If you want to be hip and cool about your beans, you better know the difference between a Folgers drip and an Ethiopian Yirgacheffe pour-over. As more people turn away from national chains and embrace locally roasted and brewed coffee, the City of Carmel has decided to launch a Caffeine Trail in Carmel to satisfy the desires of a new generation of both coffee and tea lovers. The City unveiled the new and tasty attraction in January shining the spotlight on local shops and cafés offering gourmet coffees and teas. Tourists, visitors and local residents can now look to the Caffeine Trail to see where they can get a pour-over coffee, an espresso, a loose-leaf cup of tea and other treats found in the growing number of small shops around Carmel. “Carmel has long celebrated many genres of art in a variety of ways, from the performing arts at The Palladium to the art of design at the Indiana Design Center. We also embrace the visual, culinary and graphic arts in the Arts & Design District,” said Nancy Heck, Director of Community Relations and Economic Development. “It’s time to celebrate the pleasures of caffeine in our city. There is an increasing interest in culinary expertise across the nation. Here in Carmel we have a number of restaurants and cafés dedicated to serving up cups of coffee, espresso, latte or freshly brewed tea that can be considered works of art.” We could not agree more. Carmel has become home to more than two dozen shops that sell excellent coffees and teas, many of them within in walking distance of the city’s popular Monon Greenway.
excellent espressos and lattes for customers, who also come in for great food. A half block up the Trail, many folks have enjoyed visiting Soho Café & Gallery, which sources its fresh beans from a variety of local and regional roasters and prepares them perfectly with professionally trained baristas. And as you move further north, the choices include Bub’s Café with its big stack of pancakes, the Blu Moon Café at the Indiana Design Center and a little Square Donuts shop that happens to get its beans from the nearby Julian Coffee roasters. The City plans to publicize the Caffeine Trail in a variety of ways, hoping that it becomes one more reason for visitors to come and spend time experiencing all that Carmel has to offer. Specific vendors were selected for the Caffeine Trail because they offer a barista on staff or the ability to operate like a barista (using professional equipment) to make espressos, lattes and other drinks. Many feature locally roasted beans like those produced by Hubbard & Cravens or small batch independent coffees from roasters across the U.S. Carmel also provides tea lovers a special treat at Tina’s Traditional Old English Tea Room in the Arts & Design District. The majority of coffee shops, such as Soho Café & Gallery on the Monon Trail, feature a variety of loose leaf teas. Like the wine trails in California and the bourbon trails in Kentucky, the Caffeine Trail is just one more reason to visit, stay and play in Carmel. More info at http://www.carmel.in.gov/index. aspx?page=774
Among the regular stops for many coffee and tea lovers are Eggshell Bistro and Hubbard & Cravens, both located at Carmel City Center and both offering the best of fresh roasted beans,
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A2Z CAFÉ 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. 4705 E. 96th Street | (317)569-9349 www.a2zcafe.com Facebook: facebook.com/A2Zcafe Twitter: a2zcafe YouTube: a2zcafe Google Places: a2zcafe
MACKENZIE RIVER PIZZA CO.
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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
MUDBUGS CAJUN CAFÉ Mudbugs Cajun Café 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
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ARNI’S (See ad p. 50) 4705 E. 96th Street, Indianapolis | (317)571-0077 www.MeetYouAtArnis.com BAZBEAUX PIZZA (See ad above) 111 W. Main Street | (317)848-4488 www.bazbeaux.com
DIVVY (See ad p. 47) 71 W. City Center Drive | (317)706-0000 www.divvycarmel.com GRILLE 39 RESTAURANT (See ad p. 35) 11925 N. Meridian Street | (317)814-2550
HUBBARD & CRAVENS (See ad p. 55) Carmel City Center | 703 Veteran’s Way LANGTON’S IRISH PUB (See ad p. 50) Carmel City Center | 710 S. Rangeline Road www.clbrestaurants.com www.facebook.com/LangtonsIrishPub
MATT THE MILLER’S TAVERN Carmel City Center | 11 W. City Center Drive (317)805-1860 | www.mtmtavern.com www.facebook.com/MTMTavernCarmel Twitter: @MTMTavern
MELLOW MUSHROOM (See ad p. 41) 2340 E. 116th Street | (317)846-2400 www.mellowmushroom.com/carmel
WOODY’S LIBRARY RESTAURANT & BAR (See ad p. 47) 40 E. Main Street | (317)573-4444 www.woodyscarmel.com 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
Carmel
Thank you for 17 years & counting as your local dining destination.
Established in 1998, Woodys is an independently owned & unique eatery located in the historic Andrew Carnegie Library. Enjoy daily features & familiar favorites in a casual, family-friendly dining area, neighborhood pub downstairs or outdoor deck. Located in the Arts & Design District, the heart of Old Town Carmel. 40 E. Main Street
317-573-4444
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NOW THIS IS BRUNCH!
TABLE by Market District 11505 Illinois Street, Carmel www.carmel.marketdistrict.com 317-689-6330 Sunday through Thursday: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday Brunch: 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
If you’re a foodie of any sort, you’ve probably already ventured into Carmel’s sumptuous new grocery store, the Market District. For those of us who love to cook, the produce department alone is absolutely swoon-worthy. Japanese eggplant? Check. Lemon grass? Of course. Ugli fruit? It’s in the end cap next to the dragon fruit and banana leaves. But if you don’t love to cook, or just don’t feel like it, there’s a world class restaurant just off the produce department and behind the Starbucks. The décor is lavish, the bar is beautiful and the food is absolutely terrific. Table by Market District opened shortly after the grocery store itself, toward the end of last year. The menus are extensive, creative and amazingly affordable, with lunch items averaging $11 and main plates at dinner $20. The lunch menu includes a nice selection of appetizers, salads, sandwiches and individual wood-fired pizzas, but the “Knife and Fork Fries” section is
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particularly interesting. In essence, they are entrée poutines, topped with such ingredients as slow-roasted Angus short rib with Boursin fondue, house-smoked barbeque pork, pulled rotisserie chicken or Parmigiano Reggiano and truffles. The dinner menu includes many of the lunch menu items, but also offers some lovely “Main Plates.” The Lobster, Shrimp and Crab Pot Pie sounds divine, and I plan to try it on my next visit! There are also some terrific shareable side dishes—bacon-braised Brussel sprouts and Mascarpone-laden cheese grits are a good place to start. But the shining gem of this restaurant (and the most needed addition to the Hamilton County dining scene) is the Sunday Brunch. A steal at only $22.00 for adults (with special pricing for kids and seniors,) the spread is fantastic and delicious. There’s a small raw bar, a great cheese selection, lots of fresh fruit, several interesting hot sides and unique cold salads from the restaurant’s deli. A hot carving station completes the buf-
fet, with both smoked pork leg and beef tenderloin on our visit. As if all of this weren’t enough to satisfy even the most ravenous of brunchers, it also includes your choice of omelette and breakfast meat, which is served to you at your table. Then there’s the pastry table. And the macaroons are worth pushing yourself over the edge for. Add to all of this a killer Bloody Mary bar and you’ve got a recipe for a truly exceptional Brunch experience. If you’re not a fan of Bloody Mary’s, there’s a nice selection of other cocktails, wine and beer, and a “Zero Proof” section of interesting non-alcoholic drinks. Another really neat feature on the Table menu is the “Future Foodies” section for kids twelve and under. In addition to the obligatory chicken fingers and cheese pizza, they offer smaller portions of any regular menu item at a discounted price. Written by Karen Kennedy 49
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happy hour - mon-Fri 4-7 $
$ 5 Reuben Rolls | $5 Potato Bites 3 Basket of Chips with Garlic Sauce
Fish Fry - monday
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daiLy pub speciaLs! Whether it’s happy hour, Live music or pint night, Langton’s offers great daily specials. Langtonsirishpub.com
317.810.1352 710 S. Rangeline Rd. Carmel, IN 46032
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9 Fish & Chips | $3 Bud Light $ 4 Langton's Irish Red Drafts
taste oF ireLand - tuesday 7 Cottage Pie | $7 Corned Beef & Cabbage $ 4 Guinness Imperial Pints $ $ 4 Tullamore Dew Cocktails | 4 Irish Coffee $
Live music Wed 8-10 & Fri 9-12 imperiaL pint night - thursday Langton's drafts served in an Imperial Pint at regular pint price 20oz for the price of 16oz!
SHOPPING
SHOPPING
shopping: quick guide ANTIQUES
DRY CLEANERS
MUSIC
Antique Emporium of Carmel (See ad p. 27)
Carmel Cleaners
Carmel Music Center
Beauchamp Antiques, Inc.
Classic Cleaners - 5 Carmel locations
Piano Solutions
Morellis Cleaners
Carmel Old Town Antique Mall (See ad p. 27) Midland Arts & Antiques Market ReStyled (See ad p. 53)
ART Artisan Masterpiece, Inc. ArtSplash Gallery CCA Gallery 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
SHOPPING CENTERS Carmel Art & Design District
Amanda’s Exchange (See ad p. 56)
Carmel City Center (See ad p. 54)
beauty + grace
Carmel Old Town Shops
Harrison Co.
Clay Terrace
In Vogue Consignment Boutique
Indiana Design Center (See ad p. 12)
PillowTalk Purse Strings Southern Gypsee (See ad p. 53) ReStyled (See ad p. 53)
FASHION - MEN Day Furs DC Designers Tux Shop Designer Men’s Room (See ad p. 56) J.Benzal
FLORAL Carmel Florist
Old Town On The Monon Shops Village Park Plaza
SPECIALTY SHOPS 4 Kids Books & Toys Bath Junkie Blue House Bridal Brides of Carmel (See ad p. 55) Carmel Cyclery Carmel Tattoo Ink Edible Arrangements House of Z Izzy’s Place - A Dog Bakery
Butler Toyota
HOME DECOR
Dreyer & Reinbold BMW
Amanda’s Exchange (See ad p. 56)
Moody’s Butcher Shop
Dreyer & Reinbold Infiniti
California Closets
Play It Again Sports
Ed Martin Acura
Chateau Design Centre
Rise Skateboard Shop
Penske Chevrolet
Conceptual Kitchens & Millwork
The Bike Line
Penske Honda
Drapery Street
The Gingko Tree
Tom O’Brian Chrysler Dodge Jeep
Ferguson
The Great Frame Up
Tom Wood Audi (See ad p. 9)
Godby Hearth & Home (See ad p. 24)
The Wedding Studio
Tom Wood Ford (See ad p. 9) Tom Wood Jaguar (See ad p. 9) www.CarmelCityMagazine.com
FASHION - WOMEN
Tom Wood Land Rover (See ad p. 9) 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
Godby Home Furnishings Jack Laurie Home Floor Designs Luxe Home Interiors ReStyled (See ad p. 53) Rich’s Home Furnishings Sherwin William Paints
JEWELRY Fishman Fine Jewelers (See ad p. 55) J.C. Sipe Jewelers M. Grosser Jewelry Design, LLC Moyer’s Fine Jewelry Pierce Jewelers
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Kits & Kaboodle
Wild Birds Unlimited
WINE & LIQUOR 21st Amendment Classic Spirits Peace Water Winery Vine & Table Gourmet Market
SHOPPING
Painted Furnishings u On Trend Fashions Private Events Chalk Paint速 Decorative Paint u Workshops
21 S Rangeline Rd | Carmel Arts & Design District | 317.564.8001 | Mon-Sat 9:30-4:30
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CONSIGNMENT & BUY OUT RIGHT OPTIONS NEW ARRIVALS DAILY
Trendy, boutique & designer women’s clothing sizes xs-3x Handbags, jewelry & accessories Home furnishings & decor Artwork, lamps & linens Visit us at our new location… 715 E. Carmel Drive
(Carmel Drive & Keystone Avenue – Formerly Family Christian Store)
Mon - Sat 10-8 • Sunday 12-5 www.AmandasExchange.com 317.573.0061
AMANDA’S EXCHANGE (See ad above)
FISHMAN FINE JEWELERS (See ad p. 55)
715 E. Carmel Drive | (317)573-0061 www.amandasexchange.com
Carmel City Center | 736 Hanover Place, Suite 100H (317)251-4064 | www.goldminedesignsbyhand.com
BRIDES OF CARMEL (See ad p. 55)
GODBY HEARTH & HOME
Carmel City Center | 731 Hanover Place (317)844-1780 | www.bridesofcarmel.org
CARMEL ARTS & DESIGN DISTRICT
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Rangeline Road & Main Street www.carmelartsanddesign.com
CARMEL CITY CENTER (See ad p. 54) 100 City Center Drive | (866)892-8990 www.carmelcitycenter.com facebook.com/CarmelCityCenter twitter.com/CarmelCityCtr www.youtube.com/CarmelCityCenter
DESIGNER MEN’S ROOM 720 E. 65th Street, Indianapolis | (317)253-2533 info@designermensroom.com www.designermensroom.com
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Indiana Design Center 200 S. Rangeline Road, Suite 113 (317)271-8400 | www.godbyhearth.com
INDIANA DESIGN CENTER (See ad p. 12) 200 S. Rangeline Road | (317)569-5975 www.indianadesigncenter.com facebook.com/indianadesign twitter.com/indianadesign youtube.com/indianadesigncenter indianadesigncenter.com/blog
RESTYLED (See ad p. 53) 21 S. Rangeline Road | (317)564-8001 www.restyledfurniture.com
SOUTHERN GYPSEE (See ad p. 53) 2446 E. 146th Street (next to Boombozz Tap House) www.facebook.com/Southernjippsee
CLOSET CLASSICS FIVE MODERN UPDATES ON STAPLE PIECES YOU ALREADY LOVE Classic fashions are worthwhile investments that continue to look current season after season. They are the elements in your wardrobe that allow you to try new and different styles without looking too trendy. Put together this season’s chic looks by using these key pieces that will never go out of style.
THE WEAR WITH EVERYTHING TEE A soft tee is a style must! Layer it under a blazer or dress it down with denim. Striped, solids or inspirational words flash on the front. Grab them when you can and make them the easiest and most affordable way to update your closet.
Written by Jenni Meyers, Owner beauty + grace @ Carmel City Center www.shopbeautyandgrace.com
ALL DAY SHOULDER BAG Running from meetings to your child’s sports practice after school? One of today’s much needed foundation pieces is the ultra-long strap, cross body bag that works 24/7. Petite proportions + strap make it the bag that works just as hard as you.
THE TRENCH COAT This ultimate transitional cover-up is the perfect way to showcase spring’s rainbow bright colors by choosing a neutral color top coat to keep you warm on those chilly days. Double breasted, belted or hooded this silhouette adds instant polish to any outfit.
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THE FASHION FORWARD WHITE BUTTON UP The new variation on your classic white button up shirt consists of light and airy to an ultra-dreamy dress. From silk to cotton, this classic piece is the foundation of a sophisticated look guaranteed.
GET YOUR KICKS ON Sneakers have come a long way. From your fitness center staple to a fashion statement, no wardrobe is complete without a game changing pair. Designers have added lace, neon, metallic to your basic tennis shoe making them your new iconic and comfortable must have.
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. 63) Happy Dog Hotel & Spa (See ad p. 62) The Range Pet Lodge (See ad p. 61)
PET GROOMERS Best Friends Pet Care Camp Bow Wow Companion Animal Medical Center (See ad p. 63) Happy Dog Hotel & Spa (See ad p. 62) The Range Pet Lodge (See ad p. 61)
PET SITTERS & WALKERS There’s No Place Like Home (See ad p. 62)
VETERINARIANS Companion Animal Medical Center (See ad p. 63) Cottage Animal Clinic of Carmel Hazel Dell Animal Hospital
BOARDING DAYCARE TRAINING GROOMING WELLNESS CLINIC
FOUND HIS
SWAGGER.
1045 N. Rangeline Rd., Carmel
317.571.7777
rangepetlodge.com
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 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
GET MORE. GO DIGITAL. EVERYTHING CARMEL INDIANA
DESKTOP + TABLET + E-READER + SMARTPHONE
COMPANION ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTER www.CarmelCityMagazine.com
(See ad p. 63)
1455 S. Rangeline Road | (317)844-0049 www.myindyvet.com
HAPPY DOG HOTEL AND SPA (See ad above)
233 2nd Avenue | (317)580-5050 www.happydoghotelandspa.com
THE RANGE PET LODGE (See ad p. 61) 1045 N. Rangeline Road | (317)571-7777 www.rangepetlodge.com
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Their love is unconditional.
Return the favor.
With three locations in Carmel,
Companion Animal Medical Centers makes it easy to give your dog or cat the best health care for every precious year of your lives together. 24-Hour Emergency and Urgent Care 1455 S. Rangeline Road, Carmel
COMPANION ANIMAL WELLNESS CENTER
in the Village of West Clay 12750 Horseferry Road, Carmel
COMPANION at The RANGE WELLNESS CLINIC
at The Range Pet Lodge 1045 N. Rangeline Road, Carmel
W Main Street
W 116th Street
Rangeline Road
COMPANION ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTER
myindyvet.com 317.844.0049
Heidi Pops Gourmet Popcorn
“Fresh, friendly and fancy” popcorn is now being served in Clay Terrace. Heidi and husband Russ opened their first shop in Plainfield in 2014 and now own five across Indiana. Flavors include “Classics’ like caramel and white cheddar, ‘Savories’ like jalapeno and bacon buffalo, and ‘Sweeties’ like toffee and chocolate. Pop in for a special treat Mon-Sat 10-9, Sun 12-6. www.heidipops.com
on the scene
College Nannies + Tutors
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Locally owned and operated College Nannies + Tutors/Carmel has been Building Stronger FamiliesTM since 2012. Their tutors and nannies go through a rigorous process including: in-depth personal interviews, background and reference investigation, detailed application, year-round recruitment and nanny orientation and training. Call or drop in to schedule a personal family consultation. www.collegenanniesandtutors.com/carmel
NEW The Southern Gypsee Boutique
The Quirky Feather Confectionery
Two sisters and a host of colorful characters wed ‘quirky and delicious’ into a magical rainbow of flavorful fun on 116th Street. Along with macaroons, petit fours, fudge and cookies baked on the spot, you can order lattes, cappuccinos and a locally roasted cup of joe. Open noon to midnight Monday – Sunday. www.thequirkyfeather.com
No matter your age, taste or budget you are sure to find something at The Southern Gypsee to capture your attention. We worked endless hours to find the newest items that can be offered to our fabulous clients at reasonable prices. The Southern Gypsee is your home for trendy apparel, beautiful jewelry and plenty of gift ideas! We have a great selection of boots for this season’s outdoor concert series. See y’all soon!317.922.7377
Omoni Fresh Fast Korean Grill
Owner Diane Dexter’s new restaurant prepares food that honors her mother, who came to America years ago. “Omoni” means mother in Korean and its bright orange letters can be seen off U.S. 31. Her menu focuses on favorites like Korean short ribs or sweet beef with vegetables, with emphasis on traditional flavors and styles. Mild options are also available for customers. 317.810.1668
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HEALTH BEAUTY FRANCISCAN ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL (See ad p. 100)
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
(317)
912-8717
Village Park Plaza, 14641-1 Thatcher Lane, Carmel (317)564-7025 Castle Key Plaza, 4527 E. 82nd Street, Indianapolis (317)436-3142 www.thedoctorisin.biz
GEORGIA BROWN MDG SALON STUDIO (See ad left) 820 E. 116th Street, Suite 100 | (317)912-8717 www.meridiandesigngroup.com
KEYSTONE DENTISTRY (See ad p. 11) 2828 E. 96th Street | (317)575-1120 info@keystonedentistry.com www.keystonedentistry.com
FIVE SEASONS FAMILY SPORTS CLUB (See ad p. 71) 1300 E. 96th Street, Indianapolis | (317)582-1550 www.fiveseasonssportsclub.com
MONON COMMUNITY CENTER
(See ad p. 99) 1235 Central Park Drive East | (317)848-7275 www.carmelclayparks.com
BARBER
HAIR STYLISTS
Big League Barbers
Doug Bridges - MDG Salon Studio
SPAS/SKIN CARE
Butler Barber Shop
Georgia Brown - MDG Salon Studio (See ad p. 66)
7e Fit Spa
Classic Barber Shop Main Street Barber Shop
CHIROPRACTORS Chiropractic Wellness Center
DENTAL CARE 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
HOSPITALS Franciscan St. Francis Health (See ad p. 100)
Kurr Aesthetic & Med Spa
EYE CARE Lauck & McLean Optometry Ossip Optometry Revolution Eyes
NAIL SALONS Flair Hair Design & Nails
The Next Step Fitness
Indy Dental Group
PLASTIC SURGEONS
Keystone Dentistry (See ad p. 11) North College Dental
Carmel Cosmetic and Plastic Surgeons
Timothy C. Adams, DDS
Chegar Facial Plastic Surgery Chernoff Cosmetic Surgeons
Flair Hair Design & Nails Hoosier Salon
Michele A. Finley, MD - Cosmetic Medicine Ology Medical Spa Phases Skin Care and Laser Center Rejuve Salon & Spa Silver Door Spa Spa 170 West The Naked Monkey Spa The Woodhouse Day Spa
VEIN SPECIALISTS Indiana Vein Specialists
WEIGHT LOSS MOMI – Medical Obesity Management of Indiana
Clarity MD Hamilton Facial Plastic Surgery Kurr Aesthetic & Med Spa Meridian Plastic Surgeons Michele A. Findley, M.D.
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Dolce Salon & Spa
Dolce Salon & Spa
Jamia Hoffman Advanced Esthetics
Hazel Dell Dentistry
CK Designs
Daphne Allen Skincare
St. Vincent Heart Hospital
Fleming Family Dentistry
Bellisimo Salon/Spa
Bellisimo Spa & Salon
Indiana Permanent Cosmetics and Skin Care LLC
PERSONAL TRAINING
541 Salon
Advanced Esthetics
Methodist Sports Center
Dr. Mark Lund, DDS
HAIR SALONS
HEALTH & BEAUTY
health & beauty: quick guide
Sando Jones Aker The Plastic Surgery Group
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Turkle & Associates (See ad in Westfield City Magazine p. 3)
Meridian Design Group
Winslow Facial Plastic Surgery
New Leaf Salon
Zeph Facial Plastic Surgery
Rejuve Salon & Spa Salon01 Sola Salon Studios The Beauty Lounge
PHYSICIANS Meridian Visiting Physicians
The Hair-Quarters Villagio Day Spa Salon
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FITNESS RECREATION fitness & recreation: quick guide FITNESS
GOLF
9 Round Kickbox Fitness Better Bodies, Inc. Carmel Total Fitness Fit Body Bootcamp Fit Body Studio Five Seasons Family Sports Club (See ad p. 71) Monon Community Center (See ad p. 99) Orangetheory Fitness Carmel Pure Barre Reforming Indy Pilates Studio The Next Step Fitness
Brookshire Golf Club (See ad p. 69) 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 below) Carmel Racquet Club Five Seasons Family Sports Club (See ad p. 71) Monon Community Center (See ad p. 99) Skate Park at Central Park (See ad below)
CARMEL ICE SKADIUM
FIVE SEASONS FAMILY SPORTS CLUB
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
(See ad p. 71) 1300 E. 96th Street, Indianapolis | (317)582-1550 www.fiveseasonssportsclub.com
BROOKSHIRE GOLF CLUB (See ad p. 69)
SKATE PARK AT CENTRAL PARK
12120 Brookshire Golf Club | (317)846-7431 www.brookshiregolf.com
MONON COMMUNITY CENTER
(See ad p. 99) 1235 Central Park Drive East | (317)848-7275 www.carmelclayparks.com
North of 111th Street between College Avenue and Westfield Boulevard www.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.
EARLY SPRING RATES WEEKDAY
WEEKEND
Before Noon ~ $35
Before Noon ~ $39
Noon to 4pm ~ $31
Noon to 4pm ~ $35
4pm to Close ~ $30
4pm to Close ~ $33
ALL RATES INCLUDE GOLF CART
Visit www.BrookshireGolf.com for details.
Book Tee Times online at www.brookshiregolf.com or call 317-846-7431. Follow us on Twitter @brookshiregc
Play It Safe written by Flora Hammond, M.D.
Spring is here and children of all ages will be spending lots of time out of doors. Bike riding, skateboarding, playing baseball and climbing on playground equipment are enjoyable warm weather activities. All of these activities, however, include a risk of brain injury that parents must anticipate and prevent. Traumatic brain injury, commonly referred to as a concussion, affects one person every 23 seconds in the U.S. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say some 1.5 million people sustain mild to severe brain injuries each year. A blow or jolt to the head that disrupts brain function is considered a traumatic brain injury. Mild symptoms might include a brief feeling of being dazed or confused, while a severe case could result in an extended period of unconsciousness or amnesia after the injury.
HELMETS ARE A MUST The key to preventing these injuries is to wear a helmet, and it is important to choose the right one that fits properly. And, critical to its effectiveness, it has to be worn during the activity!
Bicycle helmets should display stickers that show they meet safety standards set by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) or the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). The helmet should cover the upper part of the forehead and sit level on the head, two finger widths above the eyebrows. The foam pads inside should enable the helmet to fit snugly – it should not slip around. The chin strap should fit tightly so the helmet pulls down when the child opens his/her mouth. The two side straps should meet in a “V” right under each ear. Most of these helmets, which can also be worn by in-line skaters and skateboarders, need to be replaced if they are involved in a single accident. The foam compresses to absorb the impact and cannot protect from a second impact. Baseball helmets should be certified by the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE). Again, make sure the helmet fits snugly, with ear flaps on both sides and a chin strap. For climbing on playground equipment, it’s actually recommended that your child not wear a helmet, since the strap could be become entangled on the equipment and pose a choking hazard. Instead, look for soft surfaces below the equipment that absorb impact like sand or wood chips that are 1012 inches deep. Rubber mats may also be acceptable. Avoid asphalt, concrete, grass or soil surfaces.
WHEN IS IT SAFE TO PLAY AGAIN?
IF YOUR CHILD IS INJURED The symptoms of brain injury range from obvious loss of consciousness to more subtle and brief problems. If your child’s head is injured, look for these signs: brief feeling of being dazed, confusion, problems thinking clearly, trouble following directions, inability to remember the injury and perhaps minutes afterwards, worsened memory, headache, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, sleepiness or loss of consciousness.
It is very important not to rush back into an activity after a concussion, since there’s a risk of sustaining more significant damage if a second concussion occurs before the first one has healed. The player should not return to play until all signs and symptoms of the brain injury have disappeared. Recommended resting times range from days for lesser grade concussions to months or more for concussions of higher grades or for multiple concussions of any grade. Consult your doctor to be sure you are not risking further injury to your child by clearing him/ her to play too soon. If symptoms of brain injury persist, seek assistance from a brain injury rehabilitation physician.
Written By: Flora Hammond, M.D. Chief of Medical Affairs at the Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend that if your child suffers a concussion, you should: • Stay with your child for 24 hours after the injury. • Look for headache, changes in vision, dizziness, unusual feelings, nausea, vomiting, drowsiness or memory loss. • Wake your child every few hours while they’re sleeping to make sure they are able to be awoken and ask questions like “Where are we?” “What is the date?” • Only give medication after consulting a doctor. Avoid aspirin since it can cause internal bleeding. • Seek immediate medical treatment if your child has severe or persistent headaches, does not wake up, has convulsions or seizures, repeated vomiting, severe neck ache, obvious personality changes, stumbles or demonstrates lack of coordination, has weakness in arms or legs, ringing in ears, blurred vision, is bothered by loud noises or bright lights or has short-term memory problems.
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