2016 Welcome to Hamilton County Community Guide

Hamilton County COMPLIMENTARY

WELCOME TO

PROFILES OF 8 GREAT TOWNS, JUST NORTH OF INDIANAPOLIS

INSIDE:

COMMUNITY GUIDE

ATTRACTIONS • SHOPPING • SCHOOLS • DINING • LODGING GALLERIES • MUSIC • MAPS • TRIVIA • MORE!

• 317.804.3028 v o .g n .i ld e tfi s e W City of Westfield •

Westfield

Offers a Winning Experience

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Grand Park, the largest sports cam pus of its kind in the country

Unique local shops and restauran ts in addition to many of your favorite chains • A bright future with Grand Junction, its downtow n revitalization, an d Grand Park Village development • The Warmest of Welcomes — thanks to the city’s focus on hospitality •

City of Westfield

Westfield.in.gov 317.804.3028 For visitor information, go to westfieldwelcome.com

Welcome to Hamilton County Located just north of Indianapolis, Hamilton County is home to eight great towns. Among them you will find the flair of a big city, suburban amenities and a small town atmosphere.

This vibrant county is one of the fastest growing in the nation and the fastest in Indiana. Affordable living, quality schools and a healthy business environment attract new residents and companies. But it is the family-friendly, leisure time activities that truly make Hamilton County special.

In fact, Hamilton County was recently ranked “America’s Best Place to Raise a Family” by Forbes Magazine.

We are the third most popular tourist destination in Indiana, offering attractions, cultural and arts events, specialty shopping, family sports and Indianapolis just minutes away.

While you will certainly find national brands of all kinds here, what makes a community unique is its locally owned and operated establishments. They are well-represented in this Community Guide and we invite you to seek them out. They will provide the unique experience that makes Hamilton County a special place. They make this magazine possible and we appreciate their contributions. You will appreciate their hospitality.

Come on over and meet the neighbors. Welcome to Hamilton County!

COUNTY INFORMATION Hamilton County Offices One Hamilton County Square, Noblesville (317) 776-9600 www.co.hamilton.in.us Hamilton County Tourism www.visithamiltoncounty.com

HAMILTON COUNTY BY THE NUMBERS Population (2015 estimate)...................................................309,697 Estimated median household income .....................................$84,449 Bachelor’s Degree or higher..................................................54.8% Source: Invest Hamilton County stats Indiana

Hamilton County Economic Development Corp. www.investhamiltoncounty.com

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WELCOME TO HAMILTON COUNTY Profiles of 8 Great Towns Published by the Hamilton County Media Group P.O. Box 502 Noblesville, Indiana 46061 317-774-7747

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CONTENTS

Hamilton County Tourism

3.............................................................................. Welcome

37 East Main St. Carmel, IN 46032 317-848-3181

5................................................................................. Carmel

VisitHamiltonCounty.com

10...............................................................................Fishers 12.......................................................................... Trivia Quiz 13......................................................................... Noblesville 18............................................................................ Westfield 19......................................................................... Grand Park 20....................................................... Arcadia, Atlanta, Cicero 21............................................................................ Sheridan 22..............................................Farmers Market, Free Concerts 23............................................................................... Homes 24................................................................................... Golf 25...................................................................School Districts 26........................................................................ County Map 30..........................................................................Attractions 32................................................................................Dining 36..............................................................................Lodging 38............................................................................. Services 40.............................................................................Festivals 42............................................................................Shopping 43.............................................................................Galleries 4

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__________________________________________ Publisher/Editor Mike Corbett Designed By Bridget Gurtowsky Gurtowsky Graphics LLC Advertising Sales Mike Corbett Dave Bechtel Photo Credits Tony Sandlin Mike Corbett Bobbie Sutton Jon Houghtalen Mark Lee Town of Fishers Hamilton County Tourism Mike Berry City of Carmel Cover Rigging hangs from the clocktower on Hamilton County’s historic courthouse on Noblesville’s courthouse square as maintenance workers take a break.

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Carmel’s Unique Style Carmel’s devotion to the arts is apparent throughout the community but the Arts & Design District takes center stage. The District surrounds the intersection of Main Street and Range Line Road and features galleries, interior design showcases, boutiques and special events. The nearby Center for the Performing Arts is the home of The Palladium concert hall (see page 8). The venue also includes the Studio Theater, The Tarkington theater and The Michael Feinstein Great American Songbook initiative.

Carmel also provides many opportunities for outdoor recreation and active lifestyles. Monon Community Center and Waterpark at Central Park and Cool Creek Park and Nature Center are family favorites. Carmel Access Bikeway is a 100-mile bike safe network of six separate routes to encourage biking for recreation and commuting. Coxhall Gardens is a 125-acre park with a recreation lake, tulip garden, two 90 foot carillon bell towers and a children’s garden.

Whether listening to the symphony inside a plush concert hall or hiking through a crunchy park trail in the fall, Carmel provides the sounds of a vibrant community.

CARMEL BY THE NUMBERS Population (2013)........................................................... 85,927 Median Age ................................................................... 39.2 Median HH Income ........................................................ $106,121 Bachelor’s Degree or higher............................................ 68.1% Median Housing Value.................................................... $297,300 Source: Invest Hamilton County

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THE ARTS & DESIGN DISTRICT — GREAT SHOPS IN HAMILTON COUNTY — WhERE MAIN STREET MEETS ThE MONON

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Computer Troubleshooters Indiana Design Center The Museum of Miniature Houses Old Town on the Monon

2ND ST. NW

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111 East Main St., Carmel

Admission: $5 (10 & older) $3 (under 10)

COME IN, TASTE, BE INSPIRED! 1ST ST. SE 2ND ST. SE 3RD ST. SE

4TH AVE. SE

2ND ST. SW

1ST ST. NE

E. MAIN ST.

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1ST ST. SW

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W. MAIN ST.

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1ST AVE. NE

1ST AVE. SW

3RD AVE. SW

1ST ST. NW

N. RANGE LINE RD.

The Olive Mill

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At The Corner of Rangeline & Main in Carmel

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4TH ST. SE 5TH ST. SE

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An Artful Stroll Within Carmel’s unique Arts & Design District you will find remarkable artwork both outdoors on the sidewalks and inside the variety of galleries.

You may do a double-take when you walk past one of the many life-sized sculptures throughout the district. Created by artist J. Seward Johnson Jr., the “Man on the Street” series consists of moments of time captured in bronze. A girl pedals her bike for the first time as her father lets go where the Monon Trail crosses Main Street. A street musician plays violin in front of Carmel Music Center, an elderly woman carries her shopping bags in front of Joe’s Butcher Shop and Fish Market.

There are more than a dozen Man on the Street sculptures throughout the District.

Visitors strolling through the Carmel Arts & Design District on every second Saturday of the month are given a special welcome by the eight art galleries. The Second Saturday Gallery Walk, sponsored

by IU Health North Hospital, showcases

artwork and special features all evening long. The galleries are clustered within walking distance of each other but each gallery offers unique original art including paintings, photography, art glass, sculpture and much more. The Carmel Arts & Design District Gallery Association presents the work of local, regional, national, and international artists. For more information on the Second Saturday Gallery Walk each month, visit www.carmelartsanddesign.com

Come in, Taste, Be Inspired!

The Olive Mill in Carmel Artisan Olive Oils & Balsamic Vinegars

At the corner of Rangeline & Main in the Arts & Design District

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The Palladium at the Center for The Performing Arts

Located on the corner of City Center Drive and 3rd Avenue SW, this five year old concert hall is patterned after a sixteenth century Italian villa designed by the renaissance architect Andrea Palladio. Clad in Indiana limestone, the exterior has no backside…all four walls are facades. Inside, the space is a traditional shoebox concert hall, designed specifically for musical performance and finely tuned for acoustics. The Palladium has 1600 seats. Four levels of boxes built into the walls are reminiscent of traditional European venues. The hardwoods, plaster and heavy drapes are all part of the acoustic design and the glass canopy above the stage is adjustable to suit different types of performance. Treat yourself to a Palladium concert and take home a musical memory.

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Midtown You will notice many new buildings in downtown Carmel, the result of hundreds of millions of dollars of public and private investment over the past few years. And the building continues. Between the Arts & Design District and Carmel City Center on both sides of the Monon Trail is about a half mile of space called Midtown.

Over the next few years you will see new development in the Midtown District featuring mixed use buildings with retail, residential and office space. Come back often…there’s always something new to see in Carmel.

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111 E. Main St., Carmel, IN 46032 Free audio tours, scavenger hunts for the kids and group tours available. www.MuseumofMiniatures.org

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Fishers Provides Family Fun with Historic Flair Just a few years ago, Fishers was a sleepy railroad crossing with a few thousand people. Today it is one of Indiana’s most desirable family communities and is transforming that railroad crossing into a thriving downtown. New construction around the Municipal Center on 116th Street is drawing people to the Nickel Plate District with housing, offices and retail businesses.

A Farmers Market, concerts at the amphitheater, and the historic Nickel Plate Railroad all beckon people to the city center.

Another of Fishers’ special outdoor attractions is Conner Prairie Interactive History Park, Indiana’s only Smithsonian affiliate. The history of Fishers settlers comes alive here with costumed interpreters, kids’ activities, special events and the 1859 Balloon Voyage helium balloon ride! The schools of Fishers are recognized for being some of the strongest in the state. In addition, the enriching activities, kid-friendly events and unique attractions are the special amenities that draw families to Fishers.

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FISHERS BY THE NUMBERS Population (2013).............................................................. 83,891 Median Age........................................................................... 33.2 Median HH Income ......................................................... $90,437 Bachelor’s Degree or higher................................................ 59.7% Median Housing Value................................................... $209,700 Source: Invest Hamilton County

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Test your Knowledge of Hamilton County History

A TRIVIA QUIZ

By Fred Swift This is Indiana’s Bicentennial year, celebrating 200 years of statehood. Hamilton County has its share of significant Hoosier history. See if you can correctly answer the following 12 questions. The answers appear on page 43.

1.

What famous American pre-Civil War route operated through Hamilton County?

2.

What is the name of the oldest American vehicle dealership, and still operating in the county?

3.

What was the name of the tragic figure who married William Conner, the county’s first settler?

4.

Three railroads once operated in the county, greatly aiding the development of commerce in the late 19th and early 20th century. Name them.

5.

The Courthouse Square was donated to the public to be used only for the seat of county government.

Who was the donor?

6.

What U.S. president enjoyed bird hunting during presidential visits to the Adams Township area?

7.

Who was convicted of murder in a sensational 1925 nationally publicized trial in Noblesville?

8.

How many townships make up Hamilton County?

9.

What county community was once briefly considered in 1820 as the site for Indiana’s state capital?

10. Most folks think of the county as lying in the north half of the state, but a portion of the county

south of what street is actually in southern Indiana?

11. Indiana has more Carnegie libraries than any other state, and Hamilton County along with Lake

County, has more than any other Indiana county, five in all. In which local communities are they located?

12. One of Indiana’s earliest paths of migration for early settlers crossed Hamilton County.

What is its name?

Answers are on page 43.

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A Downtown Destination A stroll around the Noblesville downtown square is like taking a trip back in time to main street days of a past era. The centerpiece of the square is the historic county courthouse, built in 1879 in Second Empire style and renovated in the 90’s. Around the Courthouse Square are unique shops featuring antiques, a clock shop, a fine art gallery, children’s book store, a gift store, a jewelry store, a pottery studio and more. Downtown also features a variety of restaurants and a local micro-brewery.

Just a few steps away from downtown, a trail leads to some of Noblesville’s other historic attractions. To be enjoyed either on foot or on a bike, the 3.5 mile White River Greenway Trail is a winding pathway that follows the White River. It tours through Forest Park, a special park that offers an aquatic center, mini-golf, a carousel and the Indiana Transportation Museum. The trail then leads to the 1871 Potter’s Bridge, the only remaining covered bridge in Hamilton County, and surrounding park. In Noblesville, history comes alive with a modern twist and inviting places.

NOBLESVILLE BY THE NUMBERS Population (2013).............................................................. 56,540 Median Age........................................................................... 33.0 Median HH Income.......................................................... $66,644 Bachelor’s Degree or higher................................................ 47.2% Median Housing Value................................................... $168,500 Source: Invest Hamilton County

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2016 EvEnts*

*partial list, check social media for updates, dates subject to change and weather dependent May May May June June June July July July July Aug. Aug. Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec.

6 7 26 3 4 17 1 4 9 29 5 19 2 10 16 17 1 7 13 4 25 27 2 3

First Friday: Upstairs Downtown Farmers Market opens (now thru 10/15) Music and All That Jazz First Friday: Bed Race Old Mill Festival Music and All That Jazz First Friday: Music and All That Jazz July 4th Parade Street Dance Back-to-School Bash First Friday: Music and All That Jazz Music and All That Jazz First Friday: Music and All That Jazz White River Celebration / Duck Race Chocolate Trail Old Mill Festival Beards and Brews First Friday: Fall Fest, Soup Cook-off Bicentennial Celebration First Friday Tree Lighting and Ice Sculptures Holiday Parade First Friday: Hot Choco/Santa’s House Holiday Market

For more details, see NoblesvilleMainStreet.org @NoblesvilleMainStreet @Mainstrt

Clocks Candles Motion Clocks Sales & Service

Indiana’s Time Keeper For 49 Years

Exhibits, performances, special events and other great creative experiences abound for art lovers, artists and students through Nickel Plate Arts. Created by Hamilton County Tourism, Nickel Plate Arts supports, promotes and provides outstanding arts experiences in Hamilton County. Nickel Plate Arts follows the historic Nickel Plate railroad line through Hamilton County including the communities of Fishers, Noblesville, Cicero, Arcadia, Atlanta and Tipton.

Each community offers special arts programs and events.

The Nickel Plate Arts main campus is located at 107 S. 8th Street in downtown Noblesville. The campus includes two historic houses: the Judge Stone House, a brick house built in 1849, and the Stephenson House, built in the early 1900’s.

The houses are next door to each other and connected via an outdoor brick patio. The Judge Stone House has a gallery for invitational shows and exhibits. The Stephenson House has classroom space for local artists to teach classes.

Both have studio space for local artists to create and display their work. The public is welcome to tour the Noblesville campus and view and purchase art on Thursdays and Fridays from Noon–5pm and Saturdays from 10am–5pm.

Nickel Plate Arts is also open the first Friday of every month from 5–8pm.

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The Historic Courthouse The centerpiece of downtown Noblesville is the historic courthouse, built in 1879 in Second Empire style. This architecture style originated in France during the mid-1800s.

When the courthouse was built, Second Empire style was just becoming popular in the United States. The courthouse features a mansard roof, a clock tower, and arched windows and doorways. The Hamilton County Courthouse was included on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978 and underwent a restoration in the 1990s. For more information about the historic courthouse and a virtual tour of the building visit www.courts.in.gov.

Adjacent to the courthouse is the Hamilton County Sheriff ’s Residence and Jail, built in 1876. The old Noblesville Jail is the home of the Hamilton County Museum of History today. Visitors can see historic items, restored Victorian rooms, jail cells and a research library at the museum. The museum is usually open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 10am–4pm.

Original design

Condition when purchased

Inappropriate siding removed

Restored

Hidden Beauty The Noblesville Preservation Alliance is committed to uncovering and restoring the beautiful architecture in our historic homes and businesses often hidden behind modern “improvements.” One of our members purchased this house and over the course of several years restored the attractive detail of the original. We were proud to play a small part by offering a façade grant to help fund the project, one of 22 we’ve awarded over the past five years.

30th ANNUAL HISTORIC HOME TOUR

Other Programs:        

Twelve Houses of Christmas Most Endangered List Neighborhood Picnic Historic Home Tour Denzel Hufford Garden Award Preservation Awards Restoration Videos Century Plaques

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DOWNTOWN — GREAT SHOPS IN

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895 Conner Street Noblesville, IN 317-770-7577

• Vintage & Antiques • Furniture & Accessories • Costume Jewelry • Gourmet Foods • Fashion • All Home Décor Mon-Sat 10am-5pm Sun 1pm-5pm

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SAT AND SUN

654 Logan St., Noblesville 317.773.2234 Located across from the courthouse on the downtown square

A Destination Restaurant Featuring American & New Orlean’s Style Cuisine Listed in top 5 Indy Brunch spots by Indianapolis Monthly Magazine. www.indianapolismonthly.com/dining-blog/ top-five-indy-weekend-brunch-spots

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Old Picket Fence

Just across the Logan St. Bridge Steve and Lori Schwartz - 776-0129

Logan Village Mall A wonderful shopping experience with over 40 unique shops under one roof.

Something for everyone! Vintage, Upscale Furniture of All Styles, Home Decor, Boutique Wears & Accessories, Handcrafted Items, Old Fashioned Candy & Craft Sodas Annie Sloan Chalk Paint® 977 Logan Street • Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 776-9999 • Mon-Sat 10-6 • Sun 12-5 www.LoganVillageMall.com

Antiques, Home Decor and Gifts 894 Logan St.Noblesville, IN 46060 317.774.1800

www.NoblesvilleAntiques.com

Tue-Fri 10-5 • Sat 10-6 • Sun 1-4 • Mon Closed

where every item tells a story

• Great food made from scratch

• Serving lunch and

Paint-Your-Own Pottery & Mosaic Studio A fun and creative place for you to enjoy Time with Family and Friends

• Walk-ins • Parties • Classes

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On the Square • Noblesville, IN • BREAKFAST • LUNCH • BAKERY

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2016-2017 SEASON

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Summer Events NOBLESVILLE CULTUR AL ARTS COMMISSION

SUMMER BAND CONCERTS IN THE PARK Sunday, July 10: Sunday, July 17: Sunday, July 24: Sunday, July 31: Sunday, August 7: Sunday, August 14:

Lapel Community Band Indianapolis Municipal Band Trevor Mather Jazz Experience (NHS Student Combo) Swing Shift Indy Jazz Orchestra New Horizons Concert Band Ed Zlaty & GMH Jazz Orchestra

Concerts at 6:30 pm in Seminary Park 10th and Hannibal Streets, Noblesville FREE ADMISSION

SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK

“Shakespeare #400: A Celebratory Sampling” July 28, 29, 30 and August 4, 5, 6 Pre-show at 7:30 pm, Performance at 8:30 pm Seminary Park, 10th and Hannibal Streets, Noblesville FREE ADMISSION

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The Best of Both Worlds Old meets new in Westfield, where historic attractions and activities are unforgettable and the upcoming new developments will be spectacular. The WestfieldWashington Historical Society preserves Westfield’s rich history as a part of the Underground Railroad. It is believed that eight historic Westfield houses were active “stations” on the Underground Railroad in the 1820s and 1830s. Events such as the Railroad Ghost Walk feature ghost stories from this era with other characters from Westfield’s haunted past.

While Grand Park (in the northern part of the city) draws families for sporting events from all over the nation, downtown is starting to take shape as well. A new micro-brewery, new restaurants and shops, and a brand new apartment complex are all part of the vision called Grand Junction. Designed around the intersection of the new US 31 (currently under construction) and the Midland Trace Trail built on the railbed of the old Midland Railroad, Grand Junction will energize downtown Westfield with its walkable scale, connections to the rest of the city and its multi-use buildings. Completion is years away and Westfield is committed to building its future with an eye on its historical past.

WESTFIELD BY THE NUMBERS Population (2013).............................................................. 33,382 Median Age........................................................................... 33.7 Median HH Income ......................................................... $87,435 Bachelor’s Degree or higher................................................ 56.6% Median Housing Value................................................... $217,400 Source: Invest Hamilton County

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How Big is Grand Park?

The Family Sports Capital Grand Park just keeps

The US 31 upgrade is making

growing! The City of

access to the park easier than

Westfield recently added

ever and retail businesses are

an indoor soccer facility

popping up all around the new

to the 400 acre park to

intersection of US 31 and State

accommodate year round

Route 32. A new Hampton Inn is

athletic events. The Grand

planned for the area.

Park Events Center is a state-of-the-art indoor facility featuring three full-size professional soccer fields for recreational and competitive play. The 370,000 square foot building also has office space, locker rooms, meeting rooms and a restaurant focused on family dining.

With 26 baseball diamonds and 31 multi-use fields outdoors, Grand Park Sports Campus continues to stake its claim as the Family Sports Capital of America. Thousands of soccer matches and baseball games are played annually, attracting more than a million people each year.

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Downtown Westfield | 149 N. Walnut St.

[One-half block N. of SR 32 behind State Farm Insurance]

317-867-1490 | Mon – Sat: 11am – 6pm

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Atlanta Celebrates!

For two days each September, as it has for the past 40 years, the town of Atlanta, Indiana, celebrates with 80,000 visitors! One of the state’s most popular festivals, The Atlanta New Earth Festival is held on the fourth weekend each September. Over 600 juried fine artists, crafters, antique vendors and food vendors gather in downtown Atlanta all weekend long. The gas boom and the Nickel Plate railroad played significant roles in Atlanta’s history. Today, this very small town recalls its history as the largest community in the county back in the late 1800s-early 1900s. Historic structures and architecture live on in Atlanta.

Hamilton County’s Art Town A small town art community makes its home in Arcadia. The Arcadia Arts and Heritage Center is housed in the old 1869 railroad depot and displays the town’s history in artifacts and authentic “Arcadia Glass.” The Arcadia Arts Initiative provides classes and learning opportunities in a variety of art forms including spinning, weaving, painting, wood crafting and even musical performance. Musicians perform regularly at the rustic Hedgehog Music Showcase. Visitors enjoy live music performances including country, jazz, big band, swing, bluegrass, and pop on weekend evenings in a nonalcohol and non-smoking environment. Artists and musicians have found a home in Arcadia, where creativity abounds.

Hamilton County’s Lake Community

A small town in Hamilton County offers big amenities, near the water or back in time.

Cicero is a lake community located on the north end of Morse Reservoir. Over 600 homes in Cicero are on the water and have water views HAMILTON NORTH BY THE NUMBERS or access. Paddlers also head CICERO to Strawtown Koteewi Park, Population (2013)................................................ 4,922 just east of Cicero. This 750Median Age........................................................... 39.8 acre park offers a canoe launch into the White River, fishing, nature trails, horse trails and a brand new archery range.

ARCADIA Population (2013)................................................ 1,697 Median Age........................................................... 36.0 ATLANTA Population (2013)................................................... 744 Median Age........................................................... 36.1 Source: Invest Hamilton County

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Strawtown was the original Native American settlement in Hamilton County and the park is a historical adventure. Archaeologists have discovered artifacts on the site such as arrowheads and pottery. Researchers believe that early people lived on the site from 1200-1400 AD. And the Lafayette Trace, one of the first trails through the American wilderness, went right through here. The small town of Cicero features mighty experiences for outdoor adventures of all kinds.

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Small Town-Big Sound Sheridan’s small town environment celebrates a historical site and the best of the fall season. The Boxley Cabin was home to one of Indiana’s first abolitionists in 1828. Today, the Sheridan Historical Society offers tours to share this part of Indiana history. The cabin is located on Pioneer Hill in Veteran’s Park.

SHERIDAN BY THE NUMBERS Population (2013)................................................ 2,864

Median Age........................................................... 33.8 Source: Invest Hamilton County

Folklore tells us that George Boxley played mandolin in that cabin, and in July, Sheridan celebrates its musical heritage with Sheridan Bluegrass Fever. The weekend celebration July 8-9 features a different bluegrass band every hour.

Details at sheridanbluegrassfever.net.

Sheridan has long been a farming community and recently an enterprising couple opened a “farm winery.” John and Deb Miller turned their passion into a business at Blackhawk Winery, open daily during the summer.

Sheridan is also home to Stuckey Farm Orchard and Cider Mill. Visitors can pick 27 different varieties of apples from 4,000 trees, visit the pumpkin patch and enjoy a wagon ride. Autumn in Sheridan is a favorite time with seasonal activities for everyone.

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Free Concerts

The air is alive with free music throughout the county all summer long. Grab a blanket or camp chair and check out these venues.

CARMEL

Kids Koncerts Mondays, June 6 to Aug 1, 10 to 11am West Park Carmel www.carmelclayparks.com Clay Terrace Concert Series Thursdays, June 2 to July 28, 7 to 9pm Clay Terrace, Carmel www.clayterrace.com Summer Concerts at the Gazebo Wednesdays, June 3 to August 5, 7:30pm Gazebo in Civic Square, Carmel www.carmelgazeboconcerts.org Jazz on the Monon June 4, 18, 25, July 23 to 30, August 6, 6 to 9pm Main St. and The Monon Greenway, Carmel www.carmelartsanddesign.com

CARMEL

Saturdays, 8am to 11:30am Mid-May through September

5 Center Green, at the corner of City Center Drive and S.W. 3rd Street, in the shadow of the Center for the Performing Arts About 65 vendors each week participate in this market devoted to Indiana-grown or produced agricultural products. Find fresh fruits and vegetables, cheeses, meat, eggs and plants. Prepared foods are also available, such as jam, salsa, pastries and sandwiches. The only non-food items available are plants, including both annuals and perennials.

The market also features cooking demonstrations, children’s activities, and live music. www.carmelfarmersmarket.com

NOBLESVILLE

Saturdays, 8am to Noon Mid-May through October 15

Cicero Free Concert August 7, 5:30pm Red Bridge Park www.ciceroin.org

Hamilton County’s oldest and largest market, about 80 vendors offer a wide array of locally grown produce, bedding plants, fresh-cut flowers, locally produced honey, handmade soaps, and fresh-baked goods.

FISHERS

Riverview Overflow Parking Lot at the intersection of SR 32 and SR 19

www.noblesvillemainstreet.org

FISHERS

Saturdays, 8am to Noon end of May through the end of September

Between City Hall and the Amphitheater in the Nickel Plate District

Saturdays, 8am to Noon

131st St. and Olio Road

The Saxony Market’s focus is on local vendors, farm-fresh produce and artisanal foods. Families enjoy a bounce house, corn hole and live music each Saturday, too! Pets are welcome. www.saxony-indiana.com/market.html

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Tuesday Night Concert Series June 2 to July 14, 7 to 9pm Nickel Plate Amphitheater, Fishers www.fishers.in.us/parks AMP After Dark Fridays, June 5 to Aug 28, 9 to 11pm Nickel Plate Amphitheater, Fishers www.fishers.in.us/parks Saxony Summer Concert Series June 10, July 15, Aug 12, 6:30pm www.saxony-indiana.com

NOBLESVILLE

Noblesville Summer Concert Series Thursdays, June 2 to 30, 7 to 9pm Dillon Park, Noblesville

Albout 50 high quality vendors offer fresh produce, live goods, bakery items, specialty products, meat and cheese and handcrafted gifts. The market is juried and showcases some of the best market vendors in Indiana. www.fishers.in.us/farmersmarket

CICERO

WESTFIELD

Saturdays, 10am to 2pm June through September, except July 2nd and Sept. 3rd

City Hall Lawn, 120 Penn Street

Over 40 vendors throughout the season offering food, produce, prepared specialty items, beverages, and live music. Pet friendly.

Thursdays, July 7 to 28, 7 to 9pm Forest Park, Noblesville www.noblesvilleparks.org Seminary Park Band Concerts Sundays, July and August, 6pm Seminary Park, Noblesville www.noblesvillearts.org Music and All That Jazz June 17, July 1, August 5, August 19, September 2 Courthouse Square, Noblesville www.noblesvillemainstreet.org

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A Great Place to Live!

For more than a decade, Hamilton County has been the fastest growing county in Indiana and one of the fastest growing in the nation. Why? It’s a great place to live!

Terrific schools, well-maintained roads and trails, and a variety of housing options make Hamilton County appealing to a wide range of people. No matter your life stage, you can find a home here at a price you can afford.

Thousands of apartments have been built throughout the county in the past few years to serve a growing rental population. And for those seeking the American dream of home ownership, this is the place to be. Whether starting out or moving up, an empty nester or a retiree, all will find a home in a style and price range of their choosing.

The subdivision remains the housing lifestyle of choice for most families and new developments are springing up all over the county. For those who prefer a more urban environment within the security and convenience of a suburb, each community is developing its urban amenities to appeal to you. There’s a reason people are moving to Hamilton County. Come find out for yourself.

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A Driving Force On the Course

Carmel Resident Pete Dye is one of golf’s great course designers Adapted from a story originally published in the Hamilton County Business Magazine, August/September 2015

By Shari Held ven non-golfers recognize the name of legendary golf course architect Pete Dye, one of the top golf course architects in the world. His name is on many local courses, including Crooked Stick Golf Club, Sahm Golf Course, Plum Creek Golf Club, Bridgewater Golf Club and Chatham Hills. But what even the players on these courses may not realize is that Dye has lived in Carmel for years and remains active. While most of his contemporaries have been leading a life of leisure for decades, Dye, 90, has 13 jobs booked and others in the works.

Dye met avid golfer Alice Holliday O’Neal in college. They married after graduation and moved to Indianapolis, Alice’s home town, in 1950. Pete became a star insurance salesman and they both enjoyed competing in, and winning, amateur golf championships.

Golf course architect Pete Dye with his wife Alice at their home near Crooked Stick Golf Course.

Pictured above: TPC (Tournament Players Club) at Sawgrass Course, Hole 11, Ponte Verde Beach, Fl.

was more his bailiwick and asked Alice to be his business partner in the venture.

The nine-hole El Dorado (now Royal Oak Country Club) was the couple’s debut project, followed by the 18-hole Heather Hills course (now Maple Creek Golf & Country Club). A trip in 1963 to view the famed Scottish golf courses heavily influenced Pete’s designs from that point on.

Crooked Stick in Carmel put Dye on the map and they are forever intertwined.

So it’s only fitting that in 1993, even though they’d moved to Florida in 1970, he and Alice built a home at Crooked Stick on the 18th hole. “We love it here,” Alice says. “Indianapolis is where I was born and where we raised our children.”

For five months out of every year, that’s where you’ll find them—when they aren’t off designing a new course!

BEAR SLIDE GOLF COURSE

FOX PRAIRIE GOLF COURSE

PRAIRIE VIEW GOLF CLUB

THE BRIDGEWATER CLUB

BRICKYARD CROSSING GOLF COURSE

GOLF SCHOOL OF INDIANA

PURGATORY GOLF CLUB

THE FORT GOLF RESORT

HARBOUR TREES GOLF & BEACH CLUB

RIVER GLEN COUNTRY CLUB

WOOD WIND GOLF CLUB

BRIDGEWATER CLUB

SUNRISE GOLF CLUB

WOODLAND COUNTRY CLUB

FORT GOLF RESORT

PLUM CREEK GOLF CLUB

6770 East 231st Street Cicero (317) 984-3837 www.bearslide.com

4400 West 16th Street Indianapolis (317) 492-6572 www.brickyardcrossing.com 3535 East 161st Street Carmel (317) 399-2444 www.thebridgewaterclub.com 6002 North Post Road Indianapolis (317) 543-9597 www.thefortgolfcourse.com

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It wasn’t until the early ‘60s that Pete got back to his roots and took classes at Purdue University in golf maintenance.

Ultimately he found golf course design

8465 East 196th Street Noblesville (317) 776-6357 www.foxprairie.com

6002 North Post Road Indianapolis (317) 750-4715 www.golfschoolofindiana.com

333 Regents Park Lane Noblesville (317) 877-3612 www.HarbourTrees.com 12401 Lynnwood Boulevard Carmel (317) 573-9900 www.plumcreekcc.com

7000 Longest Drive Carmel (317) 816-3100 www.prairieviewgc.com

12160 East 216th Street Noblesville (317) 776-4653 www.purgatorygolf.com 12010 Clubhouse Drive Fishers (317) 849-8274 www.riverglencc.com

9876 Westfield Boulevard Indianapolis (317) 574-0427

3535 East 161st Street Carmel (317) 399-2444 www.thebridgewaterclub.com 6002 North Post Road Indianapolis (317) 543-9597 www.thefortgolfcourse.com 2302 West 161st Street Westfield (317) 896-2474 www.woodwindgolf.com 100 Woodland Lane Carmel (317) 846-2588 www.woodlandcc.com

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School Districts HAMILTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT WEBSITES Carmel Clay Schools www.ccs.k12.in.us Hamilton Heights Schools Arcadia www.hhsc.k12.in.us Hamilton Southeastern Schools Fishers www.hse.k12.in.us Noblesville Schools www.noblesvilleschools.org Sheridan Community Schools www.scs.k12.in.us Westfield-Washington Schools www.wws.k12.in.us

To attract families, a community has to have top notch schools. We believe in education. Hamilton County has six public school districts and all are above average measured on virtually any academic metric. Each has its unique traits, and you can learn more from their websites.

A number of high quality private schools serve families who prefer a parochial education.

Ivy Tech Community College www.ivytech.edu

START HERE. Thinking about private high school?

Start at gocathedral.com for information on our unique admissions process, schedule shadow days, attend an information night, and pre-register for this year’s Fall Open House.

Open House Thursday, October 27 5:30 to 8pm.

Reservations not required, but pre-registration is recommended. Visit cathedralopenhouse.com for details.

Find out how a Cathedral education can transform students. Read Portrait of a Graduate at gocathedral. com/portrait.

Gocathedral.com | 317.968.7370

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DEMING RD...............................................................Pg 26: D5 DESHANE AVE................................................... Pg 29: C4, D4 DEVANEY RD...............................................Pg 26: B6, C6, D6 DITCH RD.........................................Pg 26: B2, Pg 28: E2, H2 DUNBAR RD........................................... Pg 26: B4, Pg 28: A4 DURBIN RD........................................... Pg 29: A5, B5, C5, D5 EAGLE CREEK .........................................................Pg 28: E1 EAGLETOWN RD................................... Pg 26: C2, Pg 28: D2 EDITH AVE.................................................................Pg 29: B2 EDMONDSON RD......................................................Pg 27: A1 ELLER RD..................................................................Pg 28: G6 ERNEST RD...............................................................Pg 27: B1 ESSIG AVE................................................................Pg 27: D4 FALL RD.................................... Pg 27: A3, C3, Pg 29: G3, H3 FISHERBURG AVE............................................. Pg 29: C6, D3 FLIPPINS RD...................................................... Pg 28: A4, C4 FLORIDA RD.......................................... Pg 27: C6, Pg 29: G6 FREEMONT RD.........................................................Pg 28: B2 GEIST RD...................................................................Pg 29: H4 GEORGIA RD............................................................Pg 29: H5 GIFFORD AVE...........................................................Pg 28: A5 GRASSY BRANCH RD..............................................Pg 28: C5 GRAY RD......................................................Pg 28: D5, F5, H5 GREENFIELD AVE....................................................Pg 29: D2 GREYHOUND PASS..................................................Pg 28: E4 GUILFORD RD...........................................................Pg 28: G4 GWINN RD.................................................................Pg 27: C1 HAGUE RD.................................................. Pg 29: C1, G1, H1 HARTLEY RD............................................................Pg 27: A5 HAZEL DELL RD................................................ Pg 28: E6, G6 HENRY GUNN RD.............................................. Pg 27: B6, C6 HILL RD.............................................................. Pg 27: A3, B3 HINKLE RD................................................................Pg 28: B5 HINSLEY RD..............................................................Pg 26: C1 HOOSIER RD......................................................Pg 29: G3, H3 HOOVER RD..............................................................Pg 28: G2 HORTON RD.....................................Pg 26: A3, B3, Pg 28: B3 HOWE RD.................................................................. Pg 29: F3

HUNTINGTON AVE.......................................Pg 29: A3, A4, C3 JAMES RD.................................................................Pg 29: B2 JERKWATER RD.......................................................Pg 26: B1 JOLIET RD.......................................................... Pg 28: B1, D1 JOYCE AVE...............................................................Pg 27: D4 KEYSTONE PARKWAY.............................................Pg 28: G5 KINSEY AVE..............................................................Pg 28: C3 LACY RD.......................................................Pg 27: A4, C4, D4 LAKEVIEW DR..........................................................Pg 29: C2 LAMONG RD.......................Pg 26: B2, C2, D2, Pg 28: A2, B2 LANTERN RD............................................................Pg 29: H2 LITTLE CHICAGO RD...............................................Pg 28: C6 LOWER RD................................................................Pg 27: B5 MAIN ST...................................... Pg 27: D2, Pg 28: F1, F2, F6 MALLERY RD............................................................Pg 29: C3 MARILYN RD............................................................. Pg 29: F4 MERIDIAN RD............................................................Pg 26: C3 MERIDIAN ST............................................................Pg 28: G3 MIDDLETOWN AVE............................................ Pg 29: D4, D5 MILL CREEK RD..............................Pg 26: D6, Pg 28: A6, C6 MOLLENKOPF RD....................................................Pg 29: H3 MONTANA AVE..........................................................Pg 29: B6 MOONTOWN RD.......................................................Pg 28: C5 MOSSBAUGH RD......................................................Pg 27: B2 MT PLEASANT RD....................................................Pg 27: C2 MULE BARN RD...............................Pg 26: D1, Pg 28: A1, C1 MYSTIC RD............................................. Pg 29: B5, Pg 29: D5 NEWTON AVE..................................................... Pg 27: D4, D5 OAK RD.....................................................................Pg 28: D4 OAK RIDGE RD................................ Pg 26: D4, Pg 28: A4, F4 OLD MERIDIAN AVE...........................................Pg 28: F3, F4 OLIO RD.................................... Pg 29: A5, B5, D5, E5, F5, H5 OTT RD......................................................................Pg 27: B2 OVERDORF RD......................... Pg 27: C3, D3, Pg 29: A3, B3 PENNINGTON RD............................ Pg 27: C4, D4, Pg 29: F4 PENNSYLVANIA ST..................................................Pg 28: G3 PILGRIM RD..............................................................Pg 29: C5 PRAIRIE BAPTIST RD....................................... Pg 29: B5, E5

PROMISE RD.......................................................Pg 29: C3, F3 RANGELINE RD........................................................ Pg 28: F4 RAY PARKER RD............................................... Pg 27: B5, C5 RIVER AVE ...............................................................Pg 29: E1 RIVER RD.........................................Pg 28: G6, Pg 29: F1, G1 RIVERWOOD AVE.....................................................Pg 29: B3 ROHRER RD.............................................................. Pg 28: F4 RUTGERS RD............................................................Pg 29: B5 SALEM RD.......................................................... Pg 26: B5, C5 SCHERER AVE..........................................................Pg 27: C1 SCHULLEY RD....................................... Pg 27: C1, Pg 29: A1 SEMINOLE RD...........................................................Pg 28: D6 SETTERS RD.............................................................Pg 28: E5 SHADY NOOK RD.....................................................Pg 28: C5 SHELBOURNE RD............................................. Pg 28: E1, H1 SHERIDAN AVE....................Pg 26: D2, Pg 28: C6, Pg 29: C1 SIX POINTS RD................... Pg 26: B3, D3, Pg 28: A3, B3, F3 SMOKEY ROW RD.................................................... Pg 28: F3 SPRING MILL RD................................... Pg 26: D3, Pg 28: A3 SPRINGMILL RD...................................Pg 28: C3, D3, E3, G3 STARTSMAN RD.......................................................Pg 27: B3 STRAWTOWN AVE................................. Pg 27: D6, Pg 29: A6 SUMMER RD.............................................................Pg 29: C4 TOLLGATE RD..........................................................Pg 27: D1 TOMLINSON RD................................................. Pg 28: B4, C4 TOWNE RD.............................................Pg 28: D2, E2, F2, H2 UNION CHAPEL RD........................................... Pg 29: D3, E3 VICTORY CHAPEL RD.................................Pg 29: A4, B4, C4 WALNUT GROVE RD................................................Pg 27: B4 WEST RD.................................................Pg 26: D1, Pg 28: F1 WESTFIELD BLVD....................................................Pg 28: H4 WESTFIELD BLVD (UNION ST)................................Pg 28: D4 WHEELER RD...........................................................Pg 28: D4 WHETSON RD...........................................................Pg 27: A1 WHISTLER RD...........................................................Pg 27: A2 WINDERMERE BLVD............................. Pg 29: H3, Pg 29: H3

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Attractions ARCADIA MAY FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION

P.O. Box 67 Arcadia

ATLANTA NEW EARTH FESTIVAL

105 East Main Street Atlanta (765) 292-2626 www.atlantaindiana.com

BEEF & BOARDS DINNER THEATRE

CARMEL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

760 3rd Avenue S.W., Suite 102 Carmel (317) 844-9717 www.carmelsymphony.org CARMELFEST

One Civic Square Carmel (317) 571-2464 www.carmelfest.net

9301 Michigan Road Indianapolis (317) 872-9664 www.beefandboards.com

1 Civic Square Carmel (317) 571-2495

10690 Greenfield Avenue Noblesville (317) 773-1085 www.thebelfrytheatre.com

INDIANA TRANSPORTATION MUSEUM

825 Park Drive Noblesville (317) 773-6000 www.itm.org

BEN & ARI’S

BLACKHAWK WINERY AND VINEYARD

28153 Ditch Road Sheridan (317) 771-2814 www.blackhawkwinery.com

BOOTH TARKINGTON CIVIC THEATRE

3 Center Green, Suite 300 Carmel (317) 924-6770 www.civictheatre.org

CCA GALLERY & GIFTS

111 West Main St., Suite 135 Carmel (317) 844-2388 ccaartgallery.com An artist owned gallery since 1978, we are home to over 30 award winning and emerging Indiana artists. Enjoy a wide selection of art including: paintings, wood, jewelry, ceramics, photography, glass, gourds, fiber art, and more. We offer everything from traditional to contemporary art for every taste and budget. Like us on Facebook @ CCA Gallery.

BREWSLINE

(317) 661-1334 www.brewsline.com BUNDY DECOY CO.

16506 Strawtown Avenue Noblesville (765) 734-1148 www.bundyducks.com CARMEL CITY CENTER

770 3rd Avenue S.W. Carmel (317) 705-7982 www.carmelcitycenter.com CARMEL INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL

1207 Donnybrook Drive Carmel (317) 573-9602 www.carmelartsfestival.org

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101 West Main Street Arcadia (317) 984-3560 www.hedgehogmusicshowcase.com HOLIDAY ON THE SQUARE

BELFRY THEATRE

13875 Trade Center Drive Fishers (317) 770-5294 www.benandari.com

HEDGEHOG MUSIC SHOWCASE

INDIANAPOLIS GREEK FESTIVAL

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church 3500 W. 106th Street Carmel (317) 733-0303 www.indygreekfest.org K1 SPEED

9998 East 121st Street Fishers (317) 348-1176 www.k1speed.com/indianapolis-location.html KILN CREATIONS

60 North 9th Street Noblesville (317) 774-8982 www.kilncreations.net

CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

One Center Green Carmel (317) 844-9717 www.thecenterpresents.org CONNER PRAIRIE

13400 Allisonville Road Fishers (317) 776-6006 www.connerprairie.org FISHERS FREEDOM FESTIVAL, INC.

8591 East 116th Street Fishers (317) 595-3195 www.fishersfreedomfestival.org

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KLIPSCH MUSIC CENTER

NICKEL PLATE ARTS CAMPUS

KOTEEWI RANGE: SPORT & TARGET ARCHERY CENTER

OKTOBERFEST AT SAXONY

12880 East 146th Street Noblesville (317) 776-8181 www.livenation.com

22735 Essig Avenue Noblesville (317) 770-4400 www.koteewiarchery.com LASER FLASH

617 Third Avenue S.W. Carmel (317) 571-1677 www.laser-flash.com LIGHTS OVER MORSE LAKE

980 Shoreline Drive Cicero (317) 919-4628 www.lightsovermorselake.com MAIN STREET PRODUCTIONSWESTFIELD PLAYHOUSE

1836 State Road 32 West Westfield (317) 776-2558 www.westfieldplayhouse.org

107 South 8th Street Noblesville (317) 452-3690 www.nickelplatearts.org

P.O. Box 930 Fishers (317) 595-3195 www.fishersfreedomfestival.org PEACE WATER WINERY

37 West Main Street Carmel (317) 810-1330 www.peacewaterwinery.com PINHEADS

13825 Britton Park Road Fishers (317) 773-9988 www.bowlatpinheads.com FISHERS RENAISSANCE FAIRE

www.fishersrenfaire.com

SHERIDAN BLUEGRASS FEVER

1st & Main Street Sheridan www.SheridanBlueGrassFever.net SPENCER FARM

MONON COMMUNITY CENTER

1235 Central Park Dr. East Carmel (317) 848-7275 CarmelClayParks.com Escape into recreation at the Monon Community Center! Offering fitness and nature activities, this 146,000 sq. ft. facility has something for everyone. Amenities include a Fitness Center, Indoor Aquatics, Gymnasium, Track, KidZone (childcare), program rooms and The Waterpark. The facility also offers breathtaking views and accessibility to nature trails and hosts hundreds of recreation, fitness, and nature programs for all ages, abilities, skill levels, and interests.

MUSEUM OF MINIATURE HOUSES & OTHER COLLECTIONS

111 East Main Street Carmel (317) 575-9466 www.museumofminiatures.org

7177 East 161st Street Noblesville (317) 776-1560 www.spencerberryfarm.com ST. GEORGE FESTIVAL

10748 East 116th Street Fishers (317) 845-7755 www.stgindy.org STONYCREEK FARM NURSERY & LANDSCAPING

11366 SR 38 East Noblesville (317) 773-3344 www.stonycreekfarm.net THE PINT CYCLE

Corner of 9002 Technology Lane and Visionary Way Fishers www.thebrewbike.com

THE STUDIO THEATER AT THE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

4 Center Green Carmel (317) 844-9717 www.thecenterpresents.org

THE TARKINGTON AT THE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

3 Center Green Carmel (317) 844-9717 www.thecenterpresents.org

TIM’S SHOOTING ACADEMY

17777 Commerce Drive Westfield (317) 399-7918 www.timsshootingacademy.com UNSEENPRESS.COM

P.O. Box 687 Westfield (317) 840-6456 www.unseenpress.com

THE WATERPARK AT THE MONON COMMUNITY CENTER 1195 Central Park Dr. West Carmel (317) 848-7275 CarmelClayParks.com

The Waterpark is your place to escape this summer! Come surf the waves on the FlowRider®, scale the wall of the AquaClimb®, and enjoy your own private cabana in style. Other amenities include two adventure slides, a plunge slide, lazy river, kiddie pool and tot slide, lap pool, and activity pool.

WHITE RIVER CANOE COMPANY

17180 River Avenue Noblesville (317) 867-4233 www.whiterivercanoe.com

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Dining ABUELO’S

14480 Lowes Way Carmel (317) 815-8175 ALEXANDER’S ON THE SQUARE

864 Logan Street Noblesville (317) 773-9177 www.alexandersicecream.com ALEXANDER’S ON THE WATER

369 West Jackson Street Cicero (317) 984-8173 www.alexandersicecream.com ASPEN CREEK GRILL

13489 Tegler Drive Noblesville (317) 559-3300 www.aspencreekgrill.com BARLEY ISLAND BREWING COMPANY

639 Conner Street Noblesville (317) 770-5280 www.barleyisland.com

BAZBEAUX PIZZA

COURTNEY’S KITCHEN

BUB’S BURGERS & ICE CREAM

DIVVY

BUB’S CAFE

DOOLEY O’TOOLES

111 West Main Street Carmel (317) 848-4488 www.bazbeaux.com 210 West Main Street Carmel (317) 706-2827 www.bubsburgersandicecream.com 220 2nd Street S.W. Carmel (317) 844-2822 www.bubscafe.com BUCA DI BEPPO ITALIAN RESTAURANT CASTLETON

6045 East 86th Street Indianapolis (317) 842-8666 www.bucadibeppo.com

654 Logan Street Noblesville (317) 773-2234 www.courtneykitchen.com 71 West City Center Drive Carmel (317) 706-0000 www.divvycarmel.com 160 East Carmel Drive Carmel (317) 843-9900 EDDIE MERLOT’S

3645 East 96th Street Indianapolis (317) 846-8303 www.eddiemerlots.com

www.matteosindy.com • PARTY ROOM • FULL CATERING MENU • GIFT CERTIFICATES

40 N. 9TH STREET

ART

RESERVATIONS

MUSIC

(on the Square in Noblesville)

317-774-9771

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FUN

LUNCH MON-FRI 11-2

DINNER MON-FRI 5-10:30 SAT 3-10:30 SUN 3-9

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GIGI’S CUPCAKES

GRAND JUNCTION BREWING CO.

GIGI’S CUPCAKES

HANDEL’S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM & YOGURT CARMEL

8981 East 116th Street Fishers (317) 577-2253 www.gigiscupcakesusa.com/fishersindiana 2454 East 146th Street Carmel (317) 663-8553

www.gigiscupcakesusa.com/westfieldindiana GINGER’S CAFE

1804 Conner Street Noblesville (317) 773-0303 www.gingerscafe.net

110 South Union Street Westfield (317) 804-5168 www.grandjunctionbrewing.com

2466 East 146th Street Carmel (317) 705-1855 www.handelsicecream.com/indy

HANDEL’S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM & YOGURT FISHERS

8760 East 116th Street Fishers (317) 585-8065 www.handelsicecream.com/indy

A Hamilton County Brewery and Restaurant Since 1999

award winning wines & gourmet cuisine

• Great food made from scratch • Serving lunch and dinner daily • Carry-out growlers • 6-packs of craft beer available EVERY day Hours: 11am - 1am Mon-Sat 12pm - 12am Sun 639 Conner Street (SR 32) (1 block west of the Square) Noblesville, IN 46060 317.770.5280 www.barleyisland.com

Authentic Mexican cuisine in a creatively designed dining room • Steak • Seafood • Salads • House Specials • Lunch Specials • Vegetarian Menu • Family Friendly Sun-Thurs 11am-10pm Fri and Sat 11am-10:30pm Full bar and carryout available

317.598.8863 petersonsrestaurant.com 7690 E 96th Fishers IN Profiles of 8 Great Towns | 2016

8657 E. 116th St., Fishers 317-845-9920 www.RivieraMayaFishers.com

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HARRY & IZZY’S

MATTEO’S RISTORANTE ITALIANO

HUBBARD & CRAVENS

MUDBUGS CAJUN CAFE

KOTO JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE & SUSHI BAR

NICKEL PLATE BAR & GRILL

LANGTON’S IRISH PUB

PETERSON’S RESTAURANT

4050 East 82nd Street Indianapolis (317) 915-8045 www.harryandizzys.com

40 North 9th Street Noblesville (317) 774-9771 www.matteosindy.com

703 Veteran’s Way Carmel (317) 805-1888 www.hubbardandcravens.com 14490 Lowes Way Carmel (317) 575-5686 www.kotobistrousa.net

710 South Rangeline Road Carmel (317) 810-1352 www.langtonsirishpub.com MACKENZIE RIVER PIZZA

11596 Westfield Boulevard Carmel (317) 564-4211 www.mackenzieriverpizza.com MATT THE MILLER’S TAVERN

11 West City Center Drive Carmel (317) 805-1860 www.mtmtavern.com

20 West Main Street Carmel (317) 843-8380 www.mudbugscajuncafe.com 8654 East 116th Street Fishers (317) 841-2888 www.nickelplatebarandgrill.com 7690 East 96th Street Fishers (317) 598-8863 RIVIERA MAYA

8657 E 116th Street Fishers (317) 845-9920 www.rivieramayafishers.com ROCKSTONE PIZZA PUB

11501 Allisonville Road Fishers (317) 288-9761 www.rockstonepizzapub.com

An Authentic pub experience!

Your tavern favorites with a twist!

317.810.1352 | lANgTONsiRishpub.COM | 710 s. RANgEliNE RD. CARMEl, iN 46032

317.805.1860 | MTMTAVERN.COM | 11 W. CiTy CENTER DR. CARMEl, iN 46032

The perfecT desTinaTion, no matter what you are looking for!

Located side-by-side in Carmel’s City Center, Matt the Miller’s and Langton’s offer a variety of dining and entertainment options.

For more information on Carmel’s City Center, visit www.carmelcitycenter.com.

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ROSIE’S PLACE

SULLIVAN’S STEAKHOUSE

SAHM’S RESTAURANT AND BAR

SUN KING FISHERS TAP ROOM & SMALL-BATCH BREWERY

68 North 9th Street Noblesville (317) 770-3322 www.rosiesplace.net 11505 Allisonville Road Fishers (317) 842-1577 www.sahms.com STACKED PICKLE

17473 Wheeler Road Westfield www.stackedpickle.com STACKED PICKLE

3316 East 86th Street Indianapolis (317) 580-1280 www.sullivanssteakhouse.com

7848 East 96th Street Fishers (317) 436-1926 www.sunkingbrewing.com SUNRISE CAFE @UPTOWN

809 East Connor Street Noblesville (317) 214-7553

ENJOY $5 OFF $25 FOOD & BEVERAGE PURCHASE

12545 Old Meridian Carmel (317) 844-4448 www.stackedpickle.com

SUNRISE CAFÉ FISHERS

STACKED PICKLE

THE ITALIAN HOUSE ON PARK

13204 Market Square Fishers (317) 284-1950 www.stackedpickle.com STACKED PICKLE

4335 W. 106th Street Carmel (317) 876-0981 www.stackedpickle.com

9676 E. 116th Street Fishers (317) 214-7553

when coupon presented

219 Park Street Westfield (317) 804-5619 www.theitalianhouseonpark.com

OPEN DAILY LUNCH, DINNER & IN BETWEEN

THE LOCAL EATERY & PUB

14655 N. Gray Road Noblesville (317) 218-3786

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11596 Westfield Blvd.

CARMEL, IN 317-564-4211

KOTO

Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar

NEW!

Hibachi Grill with Party Room Available Bar Sushi Bar Tatami Rooms Patio Call for Reservations!

(317) 575-5686 Hours and Menu at

kotobistrousa.net

14490 Lowes Way, Carmel Across US 31 from Clay Terrace.

Take US 31 to 146th St. Turn east over the bridge.

Turn right on Lowes Way. Find us on the right.

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THE ORIGINAL PANCAKE HOUSE

THE VILLE RESTAURANT

THE PINT ROOM

TINA’S TRADITIONAL OLD ENGLISH KITCHEN

THE RAM

WOODYS LIBRARY RESTAURANT

14631 North Gray Road Westfield (317) 804-9162 www.ophindy.com

110 West Main Street, Suite 100 Carmel (317) 571-8400 www.pintroomcarmel.com 127500 Parkside Drive Fishers (317) 596-0079 www.theram.com

101 North 10th Street Noblesville (317) 774-5301 www.dineattheville.com

30 North Rangeline Road Carmel (317) 565-9716 www.tinastraditional.com 40 East Main Street Carmel (317) 573-4444 www.woodyscarmel.com

9780 North by Northeast Blvd.

Fishers, IN 46037 317.578.9000

indyne.in@americinn.com www.americinn.com Stacked Pickle. Your Friendly Neighborhood Restaurant and Bar

VISIT US

AT STACKED

PICKLE SPORTS4WINGS4BURGERS4BEER

The Stacked Pickle family is proud to be a part of the Hamilton County community.

BAYMONT INN & SUITES 9790 North by N.E. Boulevard Fishers, IN 46037 (317) 578-2000 www.baymontinns.com

• Pet Friendly • Complimentary HOT Breakfast • Outdoor Heated Pool

IN CELEBRATION, WE’RE OFFERING 10% OFF YOUR FIRST VISIT when you present this ad at any location.

FAMILY FRIENDLY CALL AHEAD SEATING FOR LARGE PARTIES 8 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS CATERING & DELIVERY AVAILABLE

WWW.STACKEDPICKLE.COM NORTHSIDE LOCATIONS: CARMEL FISHERS 12545 OLD MERIDIAN ST. 13204 MARKET SQUARE DR., SUITE 102 WEST CARMEL WESTFIELD 4335 W. 106TH ST. 17473 WHEELER RD.

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COMFORT SUITES - FISHERS INDIANAPOLIS NORTHEAST 9760 Crosspoint Boulevard Indianapolis (317) 578-1200 www.choicehotels.com

65 Room all-suite property with microwave and refrigerator in every room, complimentary hot breakfast.

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Lodging CAMBRIA SUITES NOBLESVILLE

PRAIRIE GUEST HOUSE

13500 Tegler Drive Noblesville (317) 773-4970 www.choicehotels.com/indiana/noblesville/ cambria-hotels/in278

13805 Allisonville Road Fishers (317) 663-8728 www.prairieguesthouse.com RENAISSANCE INDIANAPOLIS NORTH HOTEL

HILTON GARDEN INN INDIANAPOLIS NORTHEAST/FISHERS

9785 North by Northeast Blvd.

Fishers (317) 577-5900 www.indianapolisnortheastfishersgardeninn.com

COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT NOBLESVILLE 17863 Foundation Drive Noblesville (317) 770-7800 www.marriott.com/indin

Noblesville’s newest hotel! Onsite Bistro open for breakfast and dinner, 24 hour fitness center and indoor pool and whirlpool.

• Meeting Space 1250 sq ft • Full service restaurant/bar • In room Microwave/Fridge Keurig Coffee makers • Indoor pool/hot tub/fitness center

HAMPTON INN CARMEL

12197 North Meridian Street Carmel (317) 843-1100 www.hamptoncarmel.com HILTON GARDEN INN INDIANAPOLIS CARMEL

13090 Pennsylvania Street Carmel (317) 581-9400 www.hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/indiana/hilton-garden-inn-indianapolis-carmel-INDCAGI/index.html

11925 North Meridian Street Carmel (317) 816-0777 www.renaissanceindianapolis.com

RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT FISHERS

9765 Crosspoint Boulevard Indianapolis (317) 842-1111 www.residenceinn.com/INDFS

SPRINGHILL SUITES BY MARRIOTT CARMEL

11855 North Meridian Street Carmel (317) 846-1800 www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/indsh-springhill-suites-indianapolis-carmel SPRINGHILL SUITES BY MARRIOTT FISHERS

9698 Hague Road Indianapolis (317) 841-0416 www.springhillsuites.com

STAYBRIDGE SUITES INDIANAPOLIS-CARMEL

10675 North Pennsylvania Street Indianapolis (317) 582-1500 www.ihg.com/staybridge/hotels/us/en/indianapolis/indca/hoteldetail

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES CARMEL-WESTFIELD

FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES NOBLESVILLE

15131 Thatcher Lane Carmel (317) 575-0000 www.ihg.com/holidayinnexpress/hotels/us/en/ carmel/indcw/hoteldetail

59 newly renovated rooms and suites, indoor pool and whirlpool, 24 hour fitness center and complimentary hot breakfast.

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES INDIANAPOLIS NORTH CARMEL

17960 Foundation Drive Noblesville (317) 776-9900 www.marriott.com

HAMPTON INN & SUITES FISHERS

11575 Commercial Drive Fishers (317) 913-0300 www.hamptoninn.com

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9797 North Michigan Road Carmel (317) 661-3540 www.hiexpress.com/indycarmel

OLD TOWNE CARMEL BED & BREAKFAST

521 First Avenue N.W. Carmel (317) 566-9696 www.carmelbandb.com

SUPER 8 - NOBLESVILLE 17070 Dragonfly LN. Noblesville (317) 776-7088 www.super8.com

The best value in Noblesville, pool, complimentary breakfast, free high speed internet access.

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Services A CUT ABOVE CATERING

CITY OF CARMEL

ACCENT BICYCLES

CITY OF WESTFIELD

12955 Old Meridian Street, #104 Carmel (317) 575-9514 www.acutabovecatering.com 11700 Oak Tree Way Carmel (317) 506-6902 www.accentbicycles.com

One Civic Square Carmel (317) 571-2400 www.carmel.in.gov 2706 E. 171st Street Westfield (317) 896-5570 www.westfield.in.gov COMPUTER TROUBLESHOOTERS

316 S. Range Line Road Carmel (317) 867-0900 www.ctcarmel.com

CROUSER PROPERTIES, LLC SHERIDAN AIRPORT

THE BRIDGEWATER CLUB 3535 E. 161st St., Carmel, IN 46033 (317) 399-2475 www.thebridgewaterclub.com Private meeting and banquet rooms available for rental to the public.

Let us plan your next Corporate Outing, Special Event, Wedding Reception or Fundraiser!

BROWNING DAY MULLINS DIERDORF

625 North Illinois Street Indianapolis (317) 635-5030 www.bdmd.com

CARMEL TOTAL FITNESS

820 City Center Drive Carmel (317) 580-8111 www.carmeltotalfitness.com CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL

5225 E. 56th Street Indianapolis (317) 542-1484 www.gocathedral.com

CENTURY 21-RASMUSSEN

732 S. Range Line Road Carmel (317) 844-6306 www.century21ras.com

CHATEAU BIJOU SALON & SPA

802 Mulberry Street, D1 Noblesville (317) 770-0007 www.chateaubijou.net

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM

21 W. Main Street Carmel (317) 848-6076

27045 Jerkwater Road Sheridan (317) 758-4161

ERIN HESSION PHOTOGRAPHY

13295 Illinois Street, #208 Carmel (317) 409-1801 www.erinhessionphotography.com FORMAN INVESTMENT SERVICES

11650 Lantern Road #116 Fishers (877) 378-0767 www.formanis.com

HAMILTON COUNTY 4-H FAIRGROUNDS

2003 East Pleasant Noblesville (317) 776-0854 www.hamiltoncofairgrounds.com HAMILTON COUNTY TOURISM

37 E. Main Street Carmel (317) 848-3181 www.visithamiltoncounty.com

HEAVENLY HANDS BODY MASSAGE & WELLNESS CENTER

2935 E. 96th Street, Suite 209 Indianapolis (317) 716-5958 www.heavenlyhandsone.abmp.com INDIANA DESIGN CENTER

200 South Rangeline Road Carmel (317) 569-5975 www.indianadesigncenter.com KIRK REALTY GROUP

8977 Technology Drive, #D Fishers (317) 842-4191 www.kirkrealtygroup.com

MARINA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

11691 Fall Creek Road Indianapolis (317) 845-0270 www.marinalimited.com

NOBLESVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1 Library Plaza Noblesville (317) 773-0086 Welcome to Noblesville—The heart of Hamilton County. We offer our visitors and residents an authentic small town ambiance with all the amenities of a vibrant midwestern city. Whether you are here for a short visit or as a new resident, let us help you connect with our community. www.noblesvillechamber.com NOBLESVILLE CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION

P.O. Box 291 Noblesville (317) 506-1872 www.noblesvillearts.org

NOBLESVILLE FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC

953 Maple Avenue Noblesville (317) 214-7218 www.noblesvilefamilychiropractic.com NOBLESVILLE MAIN STREET

839 Conner Street Noblesville (317) 776-0205 www.noblesvillemainstreet.org NOBLESVILLE PRESERVATION ALLIANCE

P.O. Box 632 Noblesville (317) 426-1NPA www.noblesvillepreservation.com

OLD TOWN ON THE MONON LOFT APARTMENTS

111 W. Main Street Carmel (317) 574-7368 www.oldtownonthemonon.com PETERSON ARCHITECTURE

298 South 10th Street, Suite 500 Noblesville (317) 770-9714 www.petersonarchitecture.com RIVEREDGE PROFESSIONAL CENTER

River Drive Noblesville (317) 289-7662 www.riveredgeprofessionalcenter.com SAXONY MANAGEMENT

13578 East 131 Street, Suite 200 Fishers (317) 770-1818 www.saxony-indiana.com

SCHWARTZ BAIT & TACKLE

118 Cicero Road Noblesville (317) 776-0129 www.schwartzbaitandtackle.com ST. THEODORE GUERIN HIGH SCHOOL

15300 Gray Road Noblesville (317) 582-0120 www.guerincatholic.org

THE DEPOT AT NICKEL PLATE

8594 E. 116th Street Fishers (317) 567-2377 www.dnpinfo.com

THE PALOMINO BALLROOM

481 South Co. Road, 1200 East Zionsville (317) 769-4180 www.palominoballroom.com TLW ENTERTAINMENT, INC.

1980 East 116th Street Carmel (317) 818-1859 www.tlwentertainment.com

ZECK’S BARBEQUE AND MORE

519 North 17th Street Noblesville (317) 774-1955 www.zecksbbq.com

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Hamilton County

Festivals

As the weather warms up, the calendar fills with festivals and special events in every corner of Hamilton County. To find more events, check out “Things To Do” on the website www.visithamiltoncounty.com.

JUNE 1-30 Nickel Plate Arts Festival County-wide 6 towns, 1 month, a whole lotta art!

June marks Nickel Plate Arts’ annual, organized push to encourage people to explore the arts in their own backyards.

The organization’s month-long Nickel Plate Arts Festival celebrates artists and arts experiences in the six towns along the Nickel Plate Railroad: Fishers, Noblesville, Cicero, Arcadia, Atlanta and Tipton. For more information visit www.nickelplatearts.org

JULY 3 & 4 CarmelFest Civic Square, Carmel One of the Midwest’s largest festivals with a huge parade, 4 stages of entertainment, kidzone, fabulous food, market place and exhibits. www.carmelfest.net

JUNE 19 Father’s Day Car Show Forest Park, Noblesville On Father’s Day every June Central Indiana Vintage Vehicles presents a huge vintage vehicle show.

JULY 4 Noblesville Annual Parade and Fireworks Festival Downtown & Noblesville High School The parade will begin at 5pm on the corner of 16th and Harrison Streets. www.noblesvillefireworksfestival.com

JUNE 25 & 26 Fishers Freedom Festival Holland Park, Fishers Two days of family activities beginning with 5K Event on Saturday. Arts and Craft Vendors, Live Entertainment, Food Vendors, Business Tent, Children’s and Teen Area, Disc Dogs, Food and School Supply Drive, Parades and Fireworks. www.fishersfreedomfestival.org JULY 2-4 Lights over Morse Lake Festival Cicero, Community Park and Morse Lake Kids’ carnival, parade, live music, 3-on-3 basketball and cornhole tournaments, talent show, balloon glow, craft and food vendors, golf cart poker run and firework on Morse Lake. www.lightsovermorselake.com JULY 3 Saxony Independence Celebration Witten Park 13258 Saxony Blvd, Fishers Live music, food trucks, fireworks. Outside food and beverages permitted.

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JULY 4 Glorious Fourth at Conner Prairie, Fishers Take a trip to the past and participate in authentic Fourth of July fun straight from the 1800s. www.connerprairie.org

JULY 4 Sheridan Fourth of July Celebration Biddle Park and Downtown Parade starts at 10:30am on Main Street.

JULY 4 Westfield Rocks The 4th Asa Bales Park, Westfield Live music, merchant and food vendors, kids’ area, bicycle and motorcycle charity rides, car show and fireworks. www.westfieldrocksthe4th.com JULY 8 & 9 Sheridan Bluegrass Fever Veterans Park Enjoy outdoor bluegrass talents with wall-to-wall banjos tickled by the fiddles and the sounds of pioneer America on the hillside lawns of Boxley Cabin. Bring your lawn chairs/blankets; food available for sale...relax and enjoy the summer skies with family and friends. www.sheridanbluegrassfever.net

JULY 9 Mud Day Cyntheanne Park 12383 Cyntheanne Road, Fishers 20 tons of topsoil and 20,000 gallons of water ensure a great mudbath for everyone. The Mud King and Queen will be crowned and if it rains, things get even muddier and funnier.

JULY 9 Noblesville Main Street Annual Street Dance Courthouse Square, Noblesville Live entertainment, dancing, food, and a Kid’s Zone. www.noblesvillemainstreet.org JULY 21-26 Hamilton County 4H Fair County Fairgrounds, Noblesville Animals, food, exhibits by 4-H members, fun for the entire family. Admission and parking are free.

JULY 16 The Art of Wine Carmel Arts & Design District Enjoy a summer evening experiencing vintages al fresco at Art of Wine, a can’tmiss event in the Carmel Arts & Design District. Features local and international wines, wine-related art, entertainment and special activities. The event is free to attend. Adults 21 years of age and older are invited to unlimited wine tastings from participating wineries for a $20 tasting fee. www.carmelartsanddesign.com JULY 23 33rd Annual Cicero Triathlon Red Bridge Park, Cicero This USAT-sanctioned mini-sprint triathlon features a 500 meter swim across Morse Reservoir, a 10 miles bike ride through the country west of Cicero and a 5k run through the friendly neighborhoods of Cicero. www.cicerotri.com JULY 28-AUGUST 6 Shakespeare in the Park Seminary Park, Noblesville This is the longest running Shakespearian outdoor event in Central Indiana.

With full costumes, direction, and sets, it is an NCAC experience everyone can enjoy. “Shakespeare #400: A Celebratory Sampling" will be presented over two weekends, July 28, 29, 30 and August 4, 5, 6 2015, and, as always, is FREE to attend. www.noblesvillearts.org

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AUGUST 5-21 Indiana Transportation Museum Fair Train Avoid the frustration of traffic congestion and distant parking lots-the Fair Train operates 9 round-trips daily to the State Fair with the first departure from Fishers at 8:45am each day. www.itm.org AUGUST 26-28 GreekFest Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, Carmel Greek food, pastries, culture, music, dancing, bazaar and family-oriented children’s area. Free parking options available.

AUGUST 27 Amigos De Westfield Asa Bales Park Enjoy Westfield’s diverse culture and Hamilton County’s first Latino Festival.

Authentic Latin music, dance, food and kid’s games! Bring your whole family and experience a taste of Latin Culture.

AUGUST 27 Artomobilia Arts & Design District, Carmel Car collectors from across the Midwest and beyond will show-off their prized automobiles. At the same time, guests who love to admire the collections enjoy the Carmel Arts & Design District’s galleries, restaurants and shops. www.carmelartsanddesign.com SEPTEMBER 5 Red Bridge Rod Run Red Bridget Park, Cicero View over 175 vintage cars from around Indiana at this spectacular car show at Red Bridge Park in Cicero.

SEPTEMBER 9-10 Voices From The Past Living History Walk; Asa Bales Park, Westfield See history come alive at this unique interactive and educational event. www.westfield.in.gov SEPTEMBER 16 Carmel on Canvas Arts & Design District More than 50 painters create masterpieces before your eyes! Plein Air painting is the art of painting while outdoors and studying the subject.

SEPTEMBER 16-17 St. George Festival St. George Church, Fishers The Middle Eastern Festival is sponsored every year by St. George Orthodox Church in Fishers. Middle Eastern food, culture, music, dancing, church tours, family atmosphere.

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SEPTEMBER 17 Noblesville Preservation Alliance Annual Historic Home Tour Tour historic homes in Noblesville. Old Mill Festival with arts, crafts and antiques on the Historic Courthouse Square. www.noblesvillepreservation.com SEPTEMBER 17-18 Festival of Machines Conner Prairie Hundreds of vintage machines, including steam engines, aircraft, military vehicles, rescue vehicles, tractors and more.

SEPTEMBER 18 Carmel Porch Fest Musical acts ranging from acoustic to electric, solo to ensemble from a wide variety of musical genres perform live on neighborhood porches. All participants are volunteers from the Carmel and surrounding areas.

SEPTEMBER 23-24 Oktoberfest @ Saxony Witten Park, Fishers Enjoy German food, arts and crafts vendors, food vendors and a beer garden.

The festival will also host live entertainment all day.

SEPTEMBER 24 & 25 Carmel International Arts Festival Carmel Arts & Design District Featuring 135 diverse juried artists with two stages of live entertainment featuring international dance and music. Fun atmosphere for the whole family. www.carmelartsfestival.org SEPTEMBER 24 & 25 Atlanta New Earth Festival With over 600 vendors displaying fine art, crafts, antiques, food and more, you can see why this charming small town draws crowds of more than 80,000 people! 42nd annual. www.atlantaindiana.com OCTOBER 1 Beards & Brews Downtown Noblesville A crisp, sunny, fall afternoon of local breweries on site paired with a spirited contest of beards. Awards for Longest Beard, Thickest Beard, Fullest Beard and Most Creatively Groomed.

OCTOBER 1 Grand Junction Derby Downtown Westfield Westfield’s most unique event! Watch as families, organizations, and business race soap box cars in Downtown Westfield.

OCTOBER 1 Potters Bridge Fall Festival Potters Bridge Park, Noblesville Arts and craft vendors at the historical Potter’s Covered Bridge along the White River. www.myhamiltoncountyparks.com OCTOBER 1 & 2 Fishers Renaissance Faire Klipsch Music Center, Noblesville 12th annual jousting combat demonstrations, acrobats, fire breathings, sword swallowing, period music, rowdy music, unique shopping, dancing, pirates, comedy, history reenactment, swordplay, grand parade, beer and mead, end of day pub sing and tons of shows. www.fishersrenfaire.com OCTOBER 1-30 Pumpkin Harvest Festival Stonycreek Farm, Noblesville 44th Annual Pumpkin Harvest Festival.

Hayrides, pumpkin patch, bonfire parties, school field trips, zip line, jumping pillow, family fun! www.stonycreekfarm.net OCTOBER 13-30, THURS-SUN EACH WEEK Headless Horseman Conner Prairie Interactive History Park This popular fall festival transforms our beloved grounds into “Conner Scairie,” a haunted land inhabited by fun-loving ghouls all vying for your vote to be elected “Monster In Charge” after their former leader, Lord Moldy Wart accidentally and irreversible turned himself into a cute, fuzzy, bunny with an errant spell.

OCTOBER 8 Christmas in October Craft Fair Fishers High School Over 150 juried arts and crafters. Quality items for great prices. It’s not too early to shop for Christmas! www.fishersfreedomfestival.org NOVEMBER 19 Holiday on the Square Civic Square, Carmel Holiday entertainment, Holiday farmers market, Santa, his elves, and live reindeer provide a festive atmosphere for the City’s Holiday lighting ceremony on Civic Square. www.carmel.in.gov

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Galleries

Hamilton County History Quiz Answers (quiz is on page 12) 1. The Underground Railroad which

ran through Clay, Washington and

Adams Townships.

2. Hare Chevrolet, founded in 1847 in Noblesville

ART SPLASH GALLERY

3. Mckinges, a Delaware Indian, first wife

of William Conner, was relocated with

her tribal people to the Kansas Territory.

111 West Main Street, Suite 140 Carmel (317) 965-8788 www.carmelartsplash.com CARMEL GALLERY ASSOCIATION

One South Rangeline Road Carmel www.carmelartsanddesign.com/FEATURES/ galleryassociation/g_thegalleries.html

4. Nickel Plate, Monon and Midland INSPIRE STUDIO & GALLERY

111 West Main Street, Suite 120 Carmel (317) 517-1213 MAGDALENA GALLERY OF ART

CCA GALLERY & GIFTS

111 West Main Street, Suite 135 Carmel (317) 844-2388 www.ccaartgallery.com

27 East Main Street Carmel (317) 844-0005 www.magdalenagallery.com

MARY JOHNSTON PAINTINGS

EVAN LURIE GALLERY

30 West Main Street Carmel (317) 844-8400 www.evanluriegallery.com FRENCH BLEU FINE ART GALLERY

11 West Main Street West, #145 Carmel (317) 331-3734 www.susanmauck.blogspot.com

27 East Main Street, #300 Carmel (317) 730-7221 www.maryjohnstonpaintings.com SOORI GALLERY

33 East Main Street, #100 & 200 Carmel 317-843-ARTS (2787) www.soorigallery.com

5. William Conner with consent of

Noblesville co-founder Josiah Polk 6. Benjamin Harrison, whose home was

in Indianapolis 7. D.C. Stephenson, grand dragon of the

powerful Indiana Ku Klux Klan 8. Nine: Adams, Jackson, White River,

Washington, Noblesville, Wayne,

Clay, Delaware and Fall Creek.

9. Strawtown 10. 116th Street is the approximate

north-south dividing line of the state.

11. Atlanta, Carmel, Noblesville, Sheridan

and Westfield. All the original buildings

are still standing although only Atlanta’s

still serves as a library.

12. The Lafayette Trace, which runs generally

east to west through northern Hamilton County

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