Think Fishers - October, 2017

Official Magazine of the City of Fishers • October 2017

PUNKIN' CHUNKIN' WITH HSE page 6

OPENINGS GALORE! page 7

GROWN FOR A GOOD CAUSE page 10

Think Fishers is the official magazine for the City of Fishers, Indiana. It is produced in-house by the City of Fishers Public Relations Department. Additional copies are available at City Hall. For more information, visit fishers.in.us.

ON THE COVER: TopGolf is just one of the many exciting venues opening this fall in Fishers.

LEFT: Fishers residents are eagerly awaiting IKEA's grand opening on October 11.

MAYOR Scott A. Fadness DEPUTY MAYOR Leah McGrath CITY COUNCIL

A MESSAGE FROM

MAYOR FADNESS This month, we’ll welcome new visitors to our city with the grand openings of TopGolf

David George, Council President and Southwest District Todd Zimmerman, Council Vice President and At Large Rich Block, At Large

and IKEA and we’ve been busy planning for their arrival. After seeing the exciting

Cecilia Coble, At Large

opening of Portillo’s, I’m positive these additions to our community will add to our

Brad DeReamer, Northeast District

vibrancy for years to come. Our DPW, Public Safety, and Engineering departments are

Eric Moeller, North Central District

fully prepared for traffic and crowd control as we welcome thousands of new visitors.

Pete Peterson, Southeast District

After the excitement of our eagerly anticipated grand openings, we turn our attention

John Weingardt, South Central District

Selina Stoller, Northwest District to this month’s City Council meeting for final vote on the 2018 Budget. We featured an overview of key expenditures in last month’s Think Fishers and I’m proud to say that

CITY JUDGE

next year’s budget continues to efficiently leverage revenues to provide top-notch

Daniel E. Henke

service to residents.

CITY CLERK It will be a busy month, so whether you’re enjoying Conner Prairie’s fall festivities,

Jennifer Kehl

creating your own traditions, or planning on competing in the costume contest at Boo Bash, I’m looking forward to seeing you #AroundFishers!

CITY CONTROLLER Lisa Bradford CITY ATTORNEY

Yours in Service,

Chris Greisl PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR Eric Pethtel

Scott Fadness

PLANNING & ZONING DIRECTOR Tony Bagato

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FISHERS CITY HALL 1 Municipal Drive Fishers, Indiana 46038 317.595.3111 | fishers.in.us

We answer questions every day about all things Fishers via private messages,

administration@fishers.in.us

posts and mentions on our Facebook and Twitter pages. We figured, if one resident has a question about the community, it’s likely that another may have the same

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question. That’s why we encourage you to share your questions by using the hashtag #AskFishers, and each month we’ll share a featured question here.

TWITTER @FishersIN Hi Fishers Parks + Rec friends! I have a question for you: I heard INSTAGRAM NickelPlateDistrict

the AMP is closing for construction. Will Fishers host Boo Bash again or is the event cancelled this year?

Jeanine Bobenmoyer, via Facebook

ENGINEERING DIRECTOR Jeff Hill PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR Tony Elliot Due to construction at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater, Boo POLICE CHIEF

Bash is returning for its 5th year with a new location - the Central

Mitch Thompson

Green in front of Fishers City Hall. You can find details about the event, including our new sensory-friendly hour, the costume

FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES CHIEF

contest, and more on page 12. Happy haunting!

Steve Orusa IT DIRECTOR Tracy Gaynor CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER Elliott Hultgren HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR Cici Conover ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Brandon Dickinson PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR Ashley Elrod ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PR Casey Cawthon MARKETING & PR MANAGER Kara Hall DESIGN & LAYOUT Elizabeth Creakbaum, Brand Coordinator PRINTED BY FINELINE PRINTING GROUP

City employees dressed up and excited to hand out treats at last year's Boo Bash.

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We want a glimpse into city life from your perspective, so each month we’ll feature your photos from around our community! To submit your photos, simply use the hashtag #AroundFishers on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram when you share photos of your favorite local spots and activities. facebook.com/FishersIN

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@fishersrunningclub via Instagram 2. Corey Williams, @coreyalanphoto via Instagram 3. Visit Hamilton County, Indiana, @visithamiltonco via Instagram 4. Susan Davis, @indysuz13 via Twitter 5. Lisa Wilkins, @ LisaWilkins_ via Twitter

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6. Brooke Killey, @brookekilley via Instagram

FISHERS BIZ SPOTLIGHT

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As part of the Business Spotlight series, Think Fishers sat down with DeVeau’s School of Gymnastics Chairman Taryn DeVeau for an insider’s look at the local company.

Think Fishers: Tell us about DeVeau's School of Gymnastics.

Taryn DeVeau: My mom founded the business in 1982 with 185 gymnasts and 3 instructors. Today, we now have 53,000 square feet with over 300 competitive gymnasts and cheerleaders and around 1,200 recreation students.

While we have the largest

programs in the state, we are family-run and strive to keep the values that originally made us successful.

TF: What’s one unique connection your business has to Fishers?

TD: We moved here when Fishers was much less bustling than it is today. My mom originally purchased the land to build this facility because she knew it was a great location and she had a hunch Fishers was going to keep growing. We never knew it would become this vibrant of a community. Today, we have the largest gymnastics programs in the state of Indiana and one of the largest programs in the country. We compete on a national and international level, and Samantha Peszek, who was a gymnast with us since she was twoand-a-half, competed in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China.

TF: What’s new this year with DeVeau’s?

TD: First and foremost, our expansion was a major undertaking and such an exciting part of our history. That expansion is helping us offer more programs and better facilities for our students. The expansion allowed us to increase our Ninja program now with a dedicated Ninja Room with obstacle courses, warp walls, trampolines, and a rig that is specifically designed for Ninja. This gives us the potential to host Ninja competitions at our new facility. We are also very excited for the expansion of our cheerleading program.

Now we finally have two dedicated cheerleading floors, which allows our cheerleaders to practice on a floor similar to one they will compete on. We also have a new preschool room and competitive trampolines for our Trampoline and Tumbling competitive program.

TF: What’s one of your favorite Fishers tradition?

TD: We love the Fishers Freedom Festival and for years we participated in the parade.

For more information on DeVeau's School of Gymnastics, visit deveaus.com and follow them on Facebook, Instagram @deveausgym, and YouTube.

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LAUNCHING INQUIRY STUDENTS AT SAND CREEK INTERMEDIATE TESTS LIMITS OF GRAVITY

by Emily Pace Abbotts, Director of School and Community Relations, HSE October is a much-anticipated month for children. There’s apple-picking, corn mazes and of course, dressing up in costume to go trick-or-treating. But for some 200 fifthgraders at Sand Creek Intermediate, October brings Punkin' Chunkin'.

The event is what it sounds like – students launch pumpkins.

It began last year, brought to reality by Sand Creek Intermediate Media Specialist John Hochstetler. He worked with three fifth grade science teachers to have students design, build and operate a device that could throw a pumpkin across the school’s football field.

Once again, the students will be tasked with creating either a trebuchet, catapult or torsion for the 2017 Edition of Punkin' Chunkin'.

“The kids just love it,” said Hochstetler.

Students are given time to come up with a prototype of their machine and test it, before they bring it to life.

“This is a perfect example of HSE21 in action,” says Principal Brent Farrell. “Punkin' Chunkin' touches on science, math and engineering. They are going through the process of figuring out their own answers to a problem.”

Students will send pie pumpkins soaring across the football field with the goal of it landing the farthest.

They’ll even have a little help in doing so.

“One thing we’re incorporating this year is experts from actual Punkin' Chunkin' teams from the East Coast, explains Hochstetler. “We’re using a site called Flipgrid, so these teams will be able to introduce themselves to our kids and they’ll will be able to respond with a video saying, ‘I am having trouble with this or what do you think of this?’ The experts will then watch it and give feedback.”

prepare their trebuchets and catapults.

Having access to experts gives the students a unique opportunity to learn from others who live outside the community.

Farrell says, “I think it can really only grow from here.” if you’re anywhere near Sand Creek Intermediate this month, look up. You may just see a flying pumpkin or two.

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Kids from last year's Punkin' Chuckin' event

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GRAND OPENINGS GALORE Fishers embraces new ways to unwind with IKEA, TopGolf, and Portillo's all opening this fall

Turning east off Interstate 69 onto 116th Street, it’s easy to see Fishers is no longer a quiet bedroom community north of Indianapolis. This fall our growing city will celebrate the grand opening of Indiana’s first IKEA, TopGolf and central Indiana’s first Portillo’s. These new venues bring unprecedented opportunities to shop, dine and play, year-round, without having to travel far! Let our Think Fishers team help you navigate these new opportunities to shake up your weekend plans, and offer exciting ways to experience the community with friends and family.

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THE WEEKEND BREAKDOWN FRIDAYS New Ways to Unwind Let’s face it, sometimes Friday night is the only motivation needed to push through the hectic week!

With an anticipated opening in mid-October, TopGolf Fishers will offer the ideal incentive to get through it all.

Perfect for a gathering with friends, special date night, or family-fun night, TopGolf wasn’t just created for golf aficionados. TopGolf Fishers features over 100 climatecontrolled hitting bays, a rooftop terrace with fire pits, over 200 HDTVs, along with private event space and meeting rooms. While hitting in the bays, guests can catch up with one another, catch televised sporting games, and unwind. While you’re there, tap into the region’s top culinary talent; TopGolf features an accomplished Chef and chef-driven menu. With shareable portions and fresh, high-quality ingredients, all we can suggest is to arrive early! TopGolf Fishers will quickly be the place to be any day of the week.

SATURDAYS Made for Shopping Fishers starts buzzing bright and early on Saturday morning! With youth athletics and the year-round Fishers Farmers’ Market, there are things to do and people to see. The incentives to arise and seize the day will only intensify after the IKEA Fishers grand opening on October 11th. The arrival of IKEA in Fishers will offer endless opportunities to shop Saturday away, and Think Fishers has five things to know when shopping at IKEA: USE THE TOOLS Stands located throughout the showroom are filled with yellow shopping bags, a variety of shopping carts, pencils, tape measures, and shopping guides that will help shoppers record product information, navigate the store, and hold onto items until checkout.

LET THE KIDS PLAY IKEA knows shopping can be tough with little ones in tow. Children are welcome to play in Småaland, the free, IKEA's shelves are being stocked (above) and made ready to welcome

supervised playroom while parents shop. Families are

visitors come October 11. Meanwhile, Portillo's greets hungry visitors

also encouraged to be on the lookout for the monthly

(opposite, top) and TopGolf is ready for you to take a swing (bottom).

Kids Academy which features activities just for kids!

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COME HUNGRY

SUNDAYS

IKEA isn’t just for shopping; satisfy your grumbling belly

Step into the '20s for Lunch

at the IKEA restaurant located in the middle of the store.

Whether enjoying a full meal, quick snack or sweet treat, it’s a

After an entertaining Friday night at TopGolf and a Saturday

convenient, tasty option! We hear the Swedish meatballs and

filled with shopping at IKEA, an easy Sunday is in order!

cinnamon rolls are must haves!

There’s no better way to spend a casual Sunday than indulging in a delicious meal. After their September 26th grand opening,

CHECK THE TAG

Portillo’s will offer a Chicago-inspired dining experience that

Every IKEA product has a price tag with detailed information

takes guests back to the 1920’s.

about where to find that item in the store. Smaller products will indicate a specific department where that item can be

While there’s nothing bad on the menu, might we suggest our

found in the market hall. If a tag is labeled ‘self-serve’, record

must haves at Portillo’s Fishers:

the product details or snap a photo to locate the item in the self-serve area at the end of the store. Guests are encouraged to ask IKEA staff for assistance securing ‘full-serve’ items.

1. A hot dog, with everything on it. Just don’t mention ketchup, Chicagoans have a thing about ketchup on hot dogs.

2. An Italian beef sandwich, with added hot or sweet peppers.

3. French fries with cheese. Pro tip - a small frie won’t be

CONSIDER ADDITIONAL SERVICES IKEA offers a multitude of services to make the shopping experience easier. Services include home delivery, installation,

enough; avoid regret!

4. Chocolate Cake Shake. You won’t want to skip dessert!

measuring, and even planning. Explore options at IKEA.com before your next trip.

STAY CONNECTED! Be sure to connect with the City of Fishers and these new businesses on social media for ongoing reminders and details about the grand openings you can’t miss!

FISHERS

TOPGOLF

@Fishers.IN

@topgolffishers

@FishersIN

@topgolfindy

IKEA

PORTILLO'S

@IKEAUSA

@portillosfishers

@IKEAFishers

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While some countdown to the excitement of the holiday season, for others, they mark the most difficult time of year. In Fishers,

RECRUITING UNDERWAY AS CITY ASKS MEN TO PLEDGE

NO SHAVE, NO STIGMA

DURING MOVEMBER

we recognize that residents of all ages suffer in quiet despair. As the holidays approach, our city is once again calling upon Fishers residents to help reject the stigma surrounding mental health and pledge instead, to be stigma-free.

Throughout the month of October, Fishers’ mental health task force is recruiting Fishers residents, businesses and community partners to join us as we participate in Movember. Participants will be invited for a group photo on November 1st, and will be asked to return on November 30th for final photograph. No Shave,

Movember Kicks off November 1st with Month-Long Fundraiser to Support Mental Health and Awareness

No Stigma Movember kicks off on November 1st, and individuals interested in participating are encouraged to visit fishers.in.us/ Movember, for more information today!

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Closure Detour Heritage Park & Ambassador House Temporary Entrance

INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS SLATED ALONG 106TH STREET THIS OCTOBER Fishers Department of Public Works (DPW), Water Quality

Access to The Historic Ambassador House & Heritage Gardens will

Division is constantly working to ensure that the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

remain open during the closure, and neighborhood traffic will be

infrastructure is comfortably able to handle current and future

rerouted through access points off Eller Road, Crosspoint Blvd./

flows. As Fishersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; population continues to grow, so does the

Lantern Road, Hague Road and Allisonville Road. Updates about

demand on the wastewater infrastructure. In an effort to provide

the project will be shared on the weekly construction update, and

a high level of service to residents now, and into the future, a

shared on the @DriveFishers Twitter account.

new wastewater force main will be installed along 106th Street from the I-69 interstate exchange, west to Eller Road, then south along Eller Road to the Wastewater Treatment Plant. During this

QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CLOSURE?

time, 106th Street will be closed.

We encourage residents to stay informed about ongoing projects throughout the community. Inquiries about the 106th

Slated to begin late-October, the closure will last approximately

Street closure may be directed to Fishers Department of Public

one year and will allow for the new sewer line to be installed

Works. Contact Rick Farnham, Director of Water Quality, by

underground. During this time, various road improvements will

phone at (317) 595.3281 or by email at farnhamr@fishers.in.us,

also be made along the 106th Street corridor. Improvements will

or to Jonathan Valenta, Assistant Director of Water Quality, at

include widening and repaving of 106th Street from just west of

(317) 595.3139 or at valentaj@fishers.in.us.

the Hoosier Heritage Port Authority Railroad tracks to Eller Road.

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HALLOWEEN FUN IN FISHERS The City of Fishers is ready for spooky Halloween fun! From haunted hayrides to a free Halloween Village in the Nickel Plate District, Fishers is full of frights and ghouls this October.

DON'T FORGET

For family-friendly frights:

CONNER PRAIRIE'S HEADLESS HORSEMAN Thursdays - Sundays, October 12 - 15, 19 - 22, and 26 - 29 | Times Vary Conner Prairie continues its frightful fall tradition of the Headless Horseman this October! Enjoy the iconic haunted hayride, fun-loving ghouls, marionette shows, and more. Brand new this year, try your luck at the 7-acre corn maze (included with your Headless Horseman ticket). Don’t forget to stop by the Apple Store to stock up on your favorite fall treats! Visit connerprairie.org/HeadlessHorseman for more information.

For ultimate trick-or-treaters:

BOO BASH Friday, October 27 | 6:30 - 8:30 PM, Sensory Friendly Hour: 5:30 – 6:30 PM | The Central Green

THE OFFICIAL TIME FOR TRICK-OR-TREAT IN FISHERS IS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 6 - 8 PM

Trick or Treat! The 5th annual Boo Bash invites families of all ages to the Nickel Plate District for a free Halloween Village featuring fun games, a live DJ, and lots of CANDY! Kids can trick or treat at over 50 vendor booths and participate in the famous costume contest. Get there early – free hot chocolate and Pat’s Philly Pretzels will be available for the first 1,000 people. A Sensory Friendly Hour will lead directly into the event from 5:30 - 6:30 PM to provide a sensory friendly environment for children with special needs. No registration is required, but parent supervision is. Learn more at fishers.in.us/BooBash.

For beer lovers looking to burn off Halloween candy:

FOUR DAY RAY'S BREW HAHA 5K Saturday, October 28 | 9 AM | Four Day Ray Brewing Dress in your best Halloween costume and join Four Day Ray Brewing for the spookiest 5k run/walk around! You’ll enjoy the scenic course through the Nickel Plate District, and adults (21+) will be treated to complimentary beer at the finish line. Family and friends are welcome! Visit 131events.com/brew-haha-craft-series for more information.

SPECIAL EVENTS

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

BOO BASH Friday, October 27 | 5:30 - 8:30 PM | The Central Green Boo Bash returns for the 5th year, welcoming families of all ages to the Central Green in front of City Hall. A sensory friendly hour

PUBLIC MEETINGS To view a list of upcoming meetings and submit community events for publication, visit fishers.in.us/Calendars.

will take place from 5:30 - 6:30 PM. Find more details on page 12 and learn more about this year’s participating businesses and the costume contest at fishers.in.us/BooBash.

IU HEALTH SENIOR HEALTH EDUCATION SERIES: BREAST HEALTH FOR MEN & WOMEN

FALL N 2 FLAT FORK

Wednesday, October 4 | 6 - 7 PM | Holland Park

Saturday, November 4 | 11 AM - 2 PM | Flat Fork Creek Park

Join IU Health physicians and health specialists to learn more

Gather around the campfire, enjoy a group hike, try your hand at

about aging gracefully and taking care of yourself in the best

mountain biking with a skills session for the whole family, or relax

possible way. Sessions will offer brief presentations followed

with a yoga session in the park. Roasting sticks, marshmallows,

by time for questions and answers. Light refreshments will be

apple cider and hot chocolate will be available, and families are

provided at each session. Bring your friends and family members

welcome to bring additional items to enjoy over the campfire.

for an evening of education and fellowship!

Families can sign up for a group hike when they arrive at the event (each hike can accommodate up to 30 people).

HUMANE SOCIETY OF HAMILTON COUNTY presents: WOOFSTOCK - PETS, LOVE AND ROCK & ROLL

HIKE TIMES:

Saturday, October 7 | 12:30 - 7 PM | NPD AMP

• 11:15 AM

• 12:15 PM

Woofstock, Hamilton County’s LARGEST pet & music festival

• 1:15 PM

features dozens of vendors, activities, live bands, food trucks, a beer garden and more! Don’t miss the Woof It & Hoof It Charity Walk benefiting the Survivor Program, which provides emergency medical care for animals that arrive at HSHC needing lifesaving treatment. For more information, visit hamiltonhumane.com. *Children 10 and under and military are free (with valid ID).

CONNER PRAIRIE'S HEADLESS HORSEMAN October 12 - 15, 19 - 22, & 26 - 29 | 6 - 10 PM | Conner Prairie Take an adventure on the haunted hayride, get chased down by the Headless Horseman, and check out the new 7-acre corn maze!

Find details on page 12.

CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER CRAFT FAIR FISHERS WINTER FARMERS' MARKET

Saturday, October 14 | 9 AM - 3 PM | Fishers High School

Saturday, November 4, 2017 - March 10, 2018

It's never too early to shop for Christmas! Browse over 150 juried

9 AM - Noon | Holland Park

arts and crafts booths for quality items at great prices. Admission

The Winter Farmers' Market returns this season with a new

is $5 for adults and $3 for seniors and students over 13.

location, but the same great local products! Find more than the usual collard greens at our Winter Market, which provides a great

FOUR DAY RAY'S BREW HAHA 5K

variety of local products including Indiana grown veggies, baked

Saturday, October 28 | 9 AM | Four Day Ray Brewing

goods, and prepared foods. The Fishers Winter Farmers' Market

Grab your best Halloween costume and get ready to run or walk

is sponsored by IU Health Saxony.

this 5K around the Nickel Plate District! Find details on page 12.

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PARKS PROGRAMS FALL FLORAL WREATH Friday, October 6 | 6:30 - 8 PM | Billericay Park Ages 21+ | Resident $ 30, Nonresident $45 | Register by October 1 Make a beautiful grapevine wreath decorated with lush fallcolored hydrangeas and greenery! All materials are provided, and feel free to bring your own wine or beer to sip on while you craft.

PUMPKIN POTTERY Saturday, October 7 | 1 - 2 PM | Holland Park Ages 2 - 10 | Resident $15, Nonresident $23 | Register by October 5 Kids will love reading the popular book The Runaway Pumpkin and painting a pumpkin votive.

PLAYFULL HOURS: LOOSE PARTS Monday, October 23 | 10 - 11 AM | Ritchey Woods Ages 1 -5 | Resident $2, Nonresident $3 | Register by October 20 Kids can have fun with blocks, balls, scarves and more during this outdoor PlayFULL Hour.

THANKSGIVING LUNCHEON Friday, November 3 | 11 AM - 1 PM | Holland Park Ages 55+ | Resident $8, Nonresident $12 | Register by October 27 Residents and their friends are invited to enjoy a delicious Thanksgiving lunch provided by Sahm's Catering and sponsored

by Hamilton Trace.

BEFORE YOU PARTICIPATE...

YOU MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE Registration can be completed on the Fishers Parks & Recreation website, by mailing in a completed form with payment, or at the Fishers Parks Office (phone registration not accepted).

CHECK IT OUT! For additional information regarding these programs, as well as other events and partner classes, be sure to check out the latest issue of the Fun Guide by visiting issuu.com/FishersIndiana.

FISHERS PARKS & RECREATION 11565 Brooks School Road, Fishers, Indiana 46037 (317)595.3150 | fishers.in.us/Parks Open Monday - Friday | 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (excluding holidays)

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HAPPENING THIS

OCTOBER IN FISHERS

CONNER PRAIRIE'S HEADLESS HORSEMAN

WOOFSTOCK: PETS, LOVE AND ROCK & ROLL

October 12 - 15, 19 - 22, & 26 - 29 | 6 - 10 PM

12:30 - 7 PM | NPD AMP

PUMPKIN POTTERY 1 - 2 PM | Holland Park Register by October 5

KEEP THIS CALENDAR TO STAY UP TO DATE ON LOCAL EVENTS!

IKEA GRAND OPENING IKEA Fishers, 11400 Ikea Way, Fishers 46038 Follow @IKEAFishers for details

CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER CRAFT FAIR 9 AM - 3 PM | Fishers High School Find details at fishersfreedomfestival.org

PLAYFULL HOURS: LOOSE PARTS 1 - 2 PM | Holland Park Register by October 20

Visit connerprairie.org/HeadlessHorseman for more details

BOO BASH 6:30 - 8:30 PM | The Central Green More info at fishers.in.us/BooBash

CONCERTS ON THE CENTRAL GREEN Noon - 1 PM | Liberty Plaza Don't miss the last concert of the season!

IU HEALTH SENIOR HEALTH EDUCATION SERIES: BREAST HEALTH FOR MEN & WOMEN 6 - 7 PM | Holland Park

FALL FLORAL WREATH

FOUR DAY RAY'S BREW HAHA 5K

6:30 - 8 PM | Billericay Park

9 AM | Four Day Ray Brewing

Register by October 1

Info at 131events.com/brew-haha-craft-series

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DRIVE FISHERS: YOUR ONE STOP FOR TRAFFIC UPDATES With an increase in visitors and road construction in full force, make sure you keep up to date on road closures and restrictions this fall. Sign up for the weekly Drive Fishers email alert at fishers.in.us/DriveFishers or follow @DriveFishers on Twitter for the latest updates.

BOO BASH MOVED TO THE CENTRAL GREEN FOR 2017 Headed to this year’s Boo Bash? Due to construction near the amphitheater, Boo Bash attendees will enjoy the festivities in the front of City Hall at the Central Green! More info on the event on page 12.

BUDGET ADOPTION The 2018 City of Fishers Budget will undergo City Council vote during the October 16 City Council meeting at 7 PM at City Hall located at 1 Municipal Drive. More information on this year’s budget proposal can be found here

STAY IN TOUCH The City of Fishers is revamping our email communication to ensure you have helpful information at your fingertips, as soon as it’s available. Learn more and subscribe to our new emails at fishers.in.us/subscribe.