Carmel Magazine 2019 Directory and Relocation Guide

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Named one of the best places in America to live and raise a family by Money Magazine, American City Business Journal and Forbes, Carmel is a vibrant city — a place people are excited to call home. Its safe and attractive neighborhoods, quality schools, unique retail areas and arts and cultural opportunities make Carmel one of the fastest growing communities in the nation.

7 Welcome To Carmel 8 Map of Carmel 12 Northside Alfresco Dining 19 Northside Brews & Spirits 24 Business Spotlight:

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Named one of the best places in America to live and raise a family

by Money Magazine, American City Business Journal and Forbes, Carmel is a vibrant city — a place people are excited to call home. Its safe and attractive neighborhoods, quality schools, unique retail areas and arts and cultural opportunities make Carmel one of the fastest growing communities in the nation.

Located just north of Indianapolis, Carmel has grown to a population of more than 80,000 — a city in its own right. Businesses and residents locate in Carmel to enjoy the benefits of a community that has strong, responsive government leadership, an excellent tax environment, controlled growth and development, superior infrastructure systems as well as a high quality of life for families and businesses.

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Carmel is a welcoming community with a broad range of housing opportunities. It also has outstanding parks with the 5.2-mile Monon Greenway and Monon Community Center and outdoor water park.

The new City Center includes the state-of-the-art Palladium concert hall at The Center for The Performing Arts. The Tarkington and Studio Theaters also provide more entertainment options there as well.

The Arts & Design District focuses on the visual and design arts and is home to the Indiana Design Center.

Carmel also has topranked education. The Carmel Clay school system has 11 elementary schools, three middle schools and one high school. Carmel and the surrounding community has several outstanding parochial and independent elementary and secondary schools.

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NORTHSIDE ALFRESCO DINING

Northside Alfresco Dining Long summer evenings seem the perfect time to slow down and treat yourself to a relaxed meal with good company, enjoyed in the open air. Whether you’re aiming for a casual meal or a fine dining experience, the Northside boasts some great alfresco ambiance.

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11501 Geist Pavillion Drive Fishers, IN 46037 317-288-7394 Ale Emporium is home of Honest Pizza and World Famous Hermanaki Wings since 1982. The family-run sports pub and restaurant focuses on fresh ingredients and local beers. The FishersGeist location is family-friendly with plenty of outdoor seating for spring and summer. Huge garage doors open up in warmer weather to bring a great open-air experience to all of those dining in the restaurant as well.

11671 Lantern Road Fishers, IN 46038 317-343-0200 Four Day Ray Brewing is a gastropub following a food & beverage philosophy influenced by cultures around the world. Both the brewery & restaurant are visual spaces with garage doors that open providing a unique open air experience. The restaurant is kid friendly and the three-season patio is dog friendly. The patio offers a great atmosphere to grab a beer or dinner with friends and family.

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TOPGOLF 9200 E 116th Street Fishers, IN 46037 765-212-3488 Not only does Topgolf in Fishers provide great entertainment for friends and family, the food is also top-notch. Tapping into the region’s top culinary talent, each Topgolf venue features an accomplished Executive Chef and chef-driven menu. You’ll find a fresh twist on American classics, local specialties and brews, plus unexpected new creations. Topgolf has a beautiful rooftop bar overlooking Fishers with plenty of games and a great open air atmosphere for dining. Brunch is also offered on Sundays.

11693 Fall Creek Road Indianapolis, IN 46256 317-849-0925 This hometown bar and grill has been labeled the “Cheers of Geist.”

It includes a large outdoor patio and friendly service. Great for a casual meal after a day on the lake.

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NORTHSIDE ALFRESCO DINING

WOLFIES GRILL AT GEIST

SALTY COWBOY

11699 Fall Creek Road Indianapolis, IN 46256 317-913-0293 The restaurant’s newest location is right on Geist Reservoir with tons of outdoor seating overlooking the lake. With live music, a raw bar, delicious food and daily specials, Wolfies is a great pick for outdoor dining in Geist.

55 E. Oak Street Zionsville, IN 46077 317-344-0926 The Salty Cowboy is one of the best Mexican food options in Zionsville. The restaurant boasts great patio dining for those looking to grab a beer or margarita and enjoy the warm weather months.

WOLFIES GRILL NOBLESVILLE 20999 Hague Road Noblesville, IN 46060 317-219-6521 Wolfies Grill serves great food and live entertainment right along Morse Reservoir.

The restaurant provides scenic views of the lake for a perfect open air experience.

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210 W. Main Street | Carmel, IN 46032 317-706-2827 As the name states, burgers are Bub’s specialty. Bub’s burgers are made from fresh, hand-pattied ground chuck. Bub’s serves a simple menu but makes sure that all ingredients and products are the best tasting and best quality. The restaurant has plenty of patio dining perfect for grabbing a burger and ice cream with your family in the summer months.

305 S. Main Street Zionsville, IN 46077 317-344-0944 This Zionsville cafe & ice cream parlor serves scoops, sundaes & hand-dipped shakes in a quaint Victorian house. This local favorite has cozy outdoor seating overlooking historic Main Street. It’s the perfect place to take the family for ice cream during the summer.

DIVVY 71 W. City Center Drive Carmel, IN 46032 317-706-0000 A sharing plates restaurant & bar offering a unique dining atmosphere with a diverse sharing plates menu featuring more than 100 small plates, taster tours and plenty of special dietary options. Divvy is a great choice for open air dining.

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BIG HOFFA’S BBQ

211 Park Street Westfield, IN 46074 317-804-8555 Located in historic downtown Westfield specializing in local and artisan lunch and dinner, coffee, pastries, wine, beer and cocktails.

Their goal is to bring the best the midwest has to offer. With the restaurant located inside a renovated red barn, Rail also has a beautiful outdoor patio for a relaxing open air dining experience.

800 E Main Street Westfield, IN 46074 317-867-0077 This high standard of excellence is reflected in the entire team at Big Hoffa’s. They are passionate about creating amazing food and fun dining experiences for their customers. The BBQ has been recognized as some of the best in the state. Outdoor patio dining and an ice cream shack attached to this restaurant make it a great choice for the summer months.

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NORTHSIDE BREWS & SPIRITS

Northside Brews & Spirits There are plenty of great breweries and wineries on the Northside. Check out these 12 that you don’t want to miss.

FOUR DAY RAY BREWING

LOUVINO FISHERS

11671 Lantern Road Fishers, IN 317-343-0200 fourdayray.com Four Day Ray Brewing is a gastropub following a food & beverage philosophy influenced by cultures around the world. They strive to use locally-sourced ingredients from local producers. Both the brewery & restaurant are very visual spaces with garage doors that open providing a unique open air experience. The restaurant is kid friendly and the three-season patio is dog friendly. Four day Ray is Fishers’ own and Fishers proud producing a wide selection of brews that are constantly rotating in their 24-tap tasting room. They strive for consistency and have an exceptionally high standard of quality in every batch they brew. Join them for lunch, dinner, pints, crowlers & growler fills.

6 26 E. 116th Street Fishers, IN 317-598-5160 louvino.com LouVino is a restaurant specializing in southern-inspired small plates and boasts an abundant wine list of more than 60 wines by the glass, bourbon and beer. sf LouVino’s menu is comprised of many shareable plates that are heavily influenced from the South. Half of the menu changes about every two months to ensure they are using seasonal and fresh ingredients. LouVino’s bar program is known for it’s award-winning wine list with more than 60 wines by the glass and wine flights. A wide selection of bourbons, craft beer and cocktails are also available.

MURPHYS CRAFT HOUSE 1 1705 Fox Road Indianapolis, IN 317-723-3085 MurphysCraftHouse.com Murphys Craft House is a concept designed by Craig & Ryan Stonebraker. The family has been entrenched in the food and beverage business in Indianapolis since the 1950s. A tradition of quality, value and service has always been the family’s focus.

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NORTHSIDE BREWS & SPIRITS

UPLAND BREWING CO. CARMEL TAP HOUSE

TAXMAN FORTVILLE 29 S. Main Street Fortville, IN 317-482-1272 taxmanbrewing.com Taxman Fortville is an Indiana brasserie and tap room, committed to artfully pairing the highest quality local ingredients with housemade craft beers, wine and cocktails. Located in the downtown Fortville on Main Street, Taxman Fortville occupies two historic buildings that were constructed in the early 1900s. The restaurant features a 21+ bar area, a family-friendly dining area that can accommodate large groups, a lofted 2nd floor dining area with a full service bar and a private event room suitable for groups of up to 30 people. The tap room features two full-service bars with sixteen craft beers on draft, a local and international wine selection and handcrafted cocktails. The draft beer selection showcases the wide variety of Belgian-inspired craft beers brewed by Taxman Brewing Company, as well as select craft beers from around the region.

Customers can purchase carry-out beer in 64oz growlers and 32oz bullets, as well as in cans and bottles.

8 20 E. 116th Street Carmel, IN 317-564-3400 uplandbeer.com The Carmel Tap House combines its own unique personality with a distinctly Upland atmosphere. We offer 10 rotating draft selections.

We’ve produced quality beers over the years by challenging and refining our craft, not by appeasing trends. Discerning taste, rolled up sleeves and upholding our uniquely progressive ideals ensures our drinkers will appreciate Upland beers as much as we do.

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URBAN VINES WINERY & BREWERY

DEER CREEK BREWERY

303 E. 161st Street Westfield, IN 317-763-0678 urban-vines.com A winery and brewery in Westfield, Indiana. They have several wines and beers that are made on premise. The tasting room is open daily.

Urban Vines also has charcuterie boards of meats, cheeses, bread, jams and more. Pets are welcome on the outside patio.

1 7661 Cumberland Road Noblesville, IN 317-674-8266 deercreekbrewery.com Craft production brewery featuring a tap room with year round, rotating seasonal and guest beers. Located in an industrial space at the corner of Cumberland & Cherry Street. Deer Creek Brewery is focused on production with kegging, bottling and canning craft beer for Indiana & Illinois.

The tasting room is open to the public for samples, pints, carryout and tours.

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DEVIATE BREWING 4004 W. 96th Street Indianapolis, IN 317-374-8249 deviatebrewing.com Whether it’s taking classic food flavor pairings and incorporating them into a beer (like our Watermelon Mint Ale or Blueberry Tarragon Ale) or taking classic beer styles and putting fun flavor spins on them (like our Peanut Butter IPA or Hawaiian Imperial Stout with coconut and coffee). All of Deviate’s offerings will be designed to deviate from the norm, and we hope the growing number of craft beer deviants will enjoy them.

8 587 Zionsville Road Indianapolis, IN 317-280-7505 tradersbrewingcompany.com Traders Brewing Company is family owned and operated brewery and taproom on the Northwest side of Indianapolis. Their mission is to serve simply, quality-driven beer and contribute to the community in a positive way.

MOONTOWN BREWING COMPANY 3 45 S. Bowers Street Whitestown, IN 317-769-3880 moontownbeer.com Moontown Brewing Company is a craft brewery, restaurant, and event venue located in a historic school and gymnasium on the NW side of the Circle City. Moontown offers unique brews, a fun atmosphere and great food.

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SUN KING SPIRITS 351 Monon Blvd.

Carmel, IN 317-843-6250 sunkingbrewing.com/carmel Sun King Spirits offers our handmade spirts, beer, and food from our partners: Oca, La Margarita, Pi, and The Den by FoxGardin. Sun King Spirits is an all-ages space, but you must be 21+ years of age to enjoy our beer or spirits.

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As a company, Grand Junction Brewing Co. represents the antithesis of the big corporate brewery, a true mom and pop success story. Built from extremely humble beginnings and without deep-pocketed investors, this microbrewery has churned out a number of award-winning beers in just two short years of existence.

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THE BROKEN BARREL 1162 Keystone Way South Carmel, IN 46032 317-663-8168

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The northside now has a unique, throwback bourbon bar to call its own.

Conceptualized and launched by Scott Wolf, owner of five Wolfies Grill restaurant locations and The Italian House on Park in Westfield, the Broken Barrel offers more than 100 bourbon and whiskey varieties, classic and specialty cocktails and a small plates menu amidst a refined, 1940s-style interior.

“We’re very happy to be able to offer this to Carmel and the northside,” Wolf says. “It’s something fresh and new that I think people will take to.”

Not long after opening up his Wolfies Carmel location on Keystone Way seven years ago, Wolf began to ponder the possibility of utilizing the retail space that sits next to his establishment if it ever became available.

“That spot was a nail salon, and we mentioned to the landlord that we’d be very interested in it if it went vacant,” Wolf says. “We felt the salon didn’t quite fit into the theme of the strip center where we’re located, and I knew we could do something good with it.”

Last year Wolf finally got his wish and began discussing possibilities for the space with his wife. An eight-month research and planning phase ensued throughout the 24 / 2019 DIRECTORY AND RELOCATION GUIDE

remainder of 2018, during which all ideas were considered for the space including an expansion of the Wolfies private dining area.

Eventually, Wolf hit on what he feels is the perfect concept at the perfect time.

“We were asking ourselves what does Carmel need and what’s something that could be really cool that would attract people and give them something that they don’t have anywhere else,” Wolf says. “As we started doing research and traveling around, we started realizing there is a need for a bourbon and mixologist concept on the northside. You might find something like that down on Mass Ave but not up here.”

Wolf wasted no time implementing his idea — construction and renovation on

the space ran from early January to early March of this year, and Wolf describes the finished interior as quaint and classy with 1940s-inspired visuals, including black-andwhite movies playing on a mounted TV and a modest 50-seat capacity.

“We are excited because it has the feel of an independent establishment, but it’s also neat because you can walk next door to Wolfies and listen to a band and watch the Colts or any other great sporting event,” Wolf says. “And we’ve got a great staff of mixologists and bartenders. These guys are knowledgeable and spent a few weeks getting educated before the opening. I would put them up against anybody as far as knowledge on bourbon.”

In addition to a large bourbon, whiskey and wine selection, as well as a signature cocktail menu with some spins on classics like the Manhattan and the Old Fashioned, the bar offers a rotating small plates menu featuring steak fondue, shrimp cocktail, buffalo bourbon meatballs, bourbon rib tips and more.

“The small plates are planned to complement whatever you’re having to drink at the bar or lounge area, and the cool thing is you can go right next door and get a steak dinner at Wolfies if you want,” Wolf adds.

With seven establishments around Central Indiana to call his own, Wolf says his success comes from priding himself on great service, great atmosphere and a staff he says is like one big family.

“I think our success comes from the fact that we don’t turn people over and we’re not always re-training people,” he says. “We’re blessed with being able to keep a good staff.

We’re also always trying to stay ahead of the curve and are constantly re-evaluating our menu as times change. Bourbons are starting to get hot right now and people are getting more knowledgeable about food and watching food TV shows, so you have a lot more food connoisseurs out there. You have to stay in touch with all of those things, and our bourbon bar reflects that.”

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NORTHSIDE PRIVATE SCHOOLS

Northside Private Schools If it is a private education you seek, there are plenty of opportunities available on the Northside. Take a look at our list of local private schools in the area — from early childhood, Pre-K to K-12 grade levels — that will prepare your children for college and beyond.

LEGACY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 470 Lakeview Drive Noblesville, IN 46060 317-776-4186 PK-10 legacychristianonline.org

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL 8540 E 16th Street Indianapolis, IN 46219 317-897-0243 PK-8 trinityindy.org/school

COMMUNITY MONTESSORI SCHOOL 9069 E 141st Street Fishers, IN 46038 317-774-8551 PK-8 cmsindiana.org

EMAN SCHOOL 11965 Allisonville Road Fishers, IN 46038 317-845-9466 PK-12 emanschool.org

FISHERS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 9587 E 131st Street Fishers, IN 46038 317-577-1777 PK-12 fisherschristianacademy.org

FISHERS LANDING KINDERCARE 1 1562 Fishers Landing Drive Fishers, IN 46038 317-577-3655 Daycare / Preschool kindercare.com

FISHERS MONTESSORI SCHOOLS 1 3097 Allisonville Road POB 615 Fishers, IN 46038 317-849-9519 PK-K fishersmontessori.com

FISHERS ROBERTS DRIVE KINDERCARE 8750 East Roberts Drive Fishers, IN 46038 317-576-9344 PK-10 kindercare.com

KIDS KASTLE 11552 Fishers Landing Dr Fishers, IN 46038 317-558-1130 Daycare / Preschool (Christian) encountertrinity.com/childcare

PRIMROSE SCHOOL AT GRAY EAGLE 1 2290 Olio Rd Fishers, IN 46037 317- 577-9480 Daycare / Preschool primroseschools.com 26 / 2019 DIRECTORY AND RELOCATION GUIDE

PRIMROSE SCHOOL OF WEST FISHERS 1 2609 Parkside Dr Fishers, IN 46038 317-579-9510 Daycare / Preschool primroseschools.com

ST LOUIS DE MONTFORT CATHOLIC SCHOOL 1 1421 Hague Rd Fishers, IN 46038 317-842-6778 PK-8 sldmfishers.org

THE GODDARD SCHOOL L ocations across Geist, Fishers, Carmel, Zionsville & more Daycare / Preschool goddardschool.com/locations

THE PLAY SCHOOL Locations in Fishers & Carmel Daycare/Preschool theplayschools.com/contact

131ST & HAZEL DELL KINDERCARE 1 3320 Hazel Dell Pkwy Carmel, IN 46033 317-843-2956 Daycare / Preschool kindercare.com

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ABUNDANT LIFE PRESCHOOL 7606 E 82nd Street Indianapolis, IN 46256 317-845-4914 Daycare / Preschool (Assembly of God) alcindyschool.com

82ND STREET KINDERCARE 7402 East 82nd Street Indianapolis, IN 46256 317-849-3712 Daycare / Preschool kindercare.com

ALGEBRAIC INSTITUTE FOR HUMAN EXCELLENCE 8383 Craig Street Ste. 310 Indianapolis, IN 46250 317-683-7055 K-10

STONY CREEK EARLY LEARNING CENTER 15575 Stony Creek Way Noblesville, IN 46060 317-773-7695 Daycare / Preschool stonycreekelc.com

CORNERSTONE LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL 4850 E Main Street Carmel, IN 46033 317-814-4262 Daycare / Preschool cornerstonelutheran.church/preschool

PRIMROSE SCHOOL OF NOBLESVILLE 15707 N Pointe Blvd Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 773-4900 Daycare / Preschool primroseschools.com

HORIZON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 7 702 Indian Lake Road Indianapolis, IN 46236 317-823-4538 PK-12 horizonindy.org/school

HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN SCHOOL 8 115 Oaklandon Road Indianapolis, IN 46236 317-826-1234 PK-8 hclc.info/school

ST SIMON THE APOSTLE SCHOOL 8 155 Oaklandon Road Indianapolis, IN 46236 317-826-6000 PK-8 school.saintsimon.org

HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 6 401 E 75th Street Indianapolis, IN 46250 317-849-3441 PK-12 heritagechristian.net

PRIMROSE SCHOOL AT BRIDGEWATER 1 4711 N Gray Road Noblesville, IN 46062 317-848-0123 Daycare / Preschool primroseschools.com/schools/bridgewater

GEIST MONTESSORI SCHOOL 1 3942 E 96th Street McCordsville, IN 46055 317-335-1158 PK-8 gmacademy.org 2019 DIRECTORY AND RELOCATION GUIDE / 27

GUERIN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 1 5300 N Gray Rd Noblesville, IN 46062 317-582-0120 9-12 guerincatholic.org

LIGHTHOUSE TABERNACLE 2 599 E 98th Street Indianapolis, IN 46280 317-846-7321 Daycare / Preschool (Pentecostal) tabernacle.com

MONTESSORI LEARNING CENTER .O. Box 3847 P Carmel, IN 46082 317-846-3182

CLAY MONTESSORI SCHOOL 4 63 E Main Street Carmel, IN 46032 317-580-1850 PK-K claymontessori.com

RANGELINE KINDERCARE 1 001 South Range Line Road Carmel, IN 46032 317-844-3464 Daycare / Preschool

GRAHAM ROAD KINDERCARE 7 030 Graham Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-849-1493 Daycare / Preschool

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ST PIUS X CATHOLIC SCHOOL 7200 Sarto Drive Indianapolis, IN 46240 317-466-3361 K-8 spxparish.org/school

1 4596 Oakridge Road Carmel, IN 46032 317-846-1118 K-8 school.olmc1.org

CORNERSTONE BAPTIST ACADEMY

CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL

10701 E 56th Street Indianapolis, IN 46235 317-826-1160 PK-12 cbacademy.net

5 225 E 56th Street Indianapolis, IN 46226 317-542-1481 9-12 gocathedral.com

INDIANAPOLIS JUNIOR ACADEMY 2910 E 62nd Street Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-251-0560 PK-8 ijacademy.org

CARMEL MONTESSORI SCHOOLS 1 402 W Main Street Carmel, IN 46032 317-580-0699 PK-K carmelmontessori.com

EAST 62ND KINDERCARE 4 402 East 62nd Street Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-251-5577 Daycare / Preschool kindercare.com

NOBLESVILLE KINDERCARE 2 50 S. Harbour Drive Noblesville, IN 46062 317-770-6712 Daycare / Preschool kindercare.com

WORTHMORE ACADEMY 4 601 North Emerson Ave Indianapolis, IN 46226 877-700-6516 Special Education School worthmoreacademy.org

GUERIN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL As the only Catholic high school in Hamilton County and with more students participating in the International Baccalaureate curriculum than any other high school in Indiana, Guerin Catholic is consistently recognized as one of the Nation’s Top Catholic high schools.

Apply at GuerinCatholic.org/admissions

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MONTESSORI SCHOOL OF WESTFIELD

VILLAGE MONTESSORI SCHOOL

800 E Sycamore Street Westfield, IN 46074 317-867-0158 PK-8 montessorischoolofwestfield.com

ST. MATTHEW CATHOLIC SCHOOL

6 535 Ferguson Street Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-257-7447 PK-K indyvillagemontessori.com

5 858 N. Crittenden Ave Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-257-9366 K-8 cks-indy.org

UNION BIBLE COLLEGE ACADEMY P.O. Box 900 Westfield, IN 46074 317-896-9324 K-12 MORE THAN ubca.org

3 17 E 57th Street Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-255-5468 K-8 ihmindyschool.org

CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC SCHOOL

4100 East 56th Street Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-251-3997 PK-8 saintmatt.org/school

IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY SCHOOL

NORTHSIDE MONTESSORI SCHOOL 1 224 E. 52nd Street Indianapolis, IN 46205 317-251-2979 PK-6 nmsindy.com

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1 5401 Clearbrook Street Westfield, IN 46074 317-569-5150 Daycare / Preschool kindercare.com

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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL OF INDIANA 2825 W 116th Street Carmel, IN 46032 317-733-4475 9-12 universityhighschool.org

BREBEUF JESUIT PREPARATORY SCHOOL 2801 W 86th Street Indianapolis, IN 46268 317-524-7050 9-12 brebeuf.org

CHRIST CHURCH CHILD CARE & CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 6601 Grandview Drive Indianapolis, IN 46260 317-254-1946 Daycare / Preschool christchurchchristianacademy.org

CICERO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 1715 Stringtown Pike Cicero, IN 46034 317-984-9506 Daycare / Preschool cicerochristianchurch.org

SYCAMORE SCHOOL 1750 W 64th Street Indianapolis, IN 46260 317-202-2500 Special Education Grades: PK-8 sycamoreschool.org/page

ST JOAN OF ARC SCHOOL 500 E 42nd Street Indianapolis, IN 46205 317-283-1518 Grades: PK-8 sjoa.org/school-home

ST THOMAS AQUINAS SCHOOL 4 600 N Illinois Street Indianapolis, IN 46208 317-253-1461 K-8 staindy.org/church

CICERO ADVENTIST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2 4089 State Road 19 Cicero, IN 46034 317-984-3252 1-8 cicerosdaschool.com

WEST 86TH STREET KINDERCARE 3 722 West 86th Street Indianapolis, IN 46268 317-826-1160 Daycare / Preschool kindercare.com

ST MONICA CATHOLIC SCHOOL 6 131 Michigan Road Indianapolis, IN 46228 317-255-7153 PK-8 stmonicaindy.org/school

THE CHILDREN’S HOUSE 2 404 W 62nd Street Indianapolis, IN 46268 317-253-3033 NS-8 thechildrenshouseindianapolis.com

ADVENT LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL 1 1250 N Michigan Road Zionsville, IN 46077 317-873-6318 Daycare / Preschool preschool.adventlutheran.org 30 / 2019 DIRECTORY AND RELOCATION GUIDE

CHILDREN’S LEARNING PROGRAM 9 644 Whitestown Road Zionsville, IN 46077 317-873-5706 Daycare / Preschool (Methodist) childrenslearningprogram.com

INDIANA ACADEMY 2 4815 State Road 19 Cicero, IN 46034 317-984-3575 9-12 iasda.org

INTERACTIVE ACADEMY 3 795 S US Highway 421 Zionsville, IN 46077 317-733-3000 Daycare / Preschool interactivegym.org

WOODLAND DRIVE KINDERCARE 7 221 Woodland Drive Indianapolis, IN 46278 317-291-4314 Daycare / Preschool kindercare.com

RHEMA CHILD CARE MINISTRY & PRE-SCHOOL 7 880 Lafayette Road Indianapolis, IN 46278 317-297-4900 Daycare / Preschool (Christian)

TRADERS POINT CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS 5 608 Whitestown Parkway Whitestown, IN 46075 317-769-2450 PK-12 tpcs.org

NORTHSIDE PRIVATE SCHOOLS

PARK TUDOR SCHOOL 7200 N College Ave Indianapolis, IN 46240 317-415-2700 PK-12 parktudor.org

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1 3096 Moultrie Street Carmel, IN 46032 317-873-0123 Daycare / Preschool primroseschools.com

BISHOP CHATARD HIGH SCHOOL 5885 Crittenden Ave Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-251-1451 9-12 bishopchatard.org

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JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER 6701 Hoover Road Indianapolis, IN 46260 317-251-9467 Daycare / Preschool jccindy.org/youth/early-childhood

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RANGELINE KINDERCARE 1001 South Range Line Road Carmel, IN 46032 317-844-3464 Daycare / Preschool kindercare.com

COMPASSIONATE ANGELS CHILD CARE MINISTRY 2 626 Ruth Drive Indianapolis, IN 46240 317-205-9264 Daycare / Preschool (Christian)

OUR LADY OF GRACE SCHOOL 9 900 E 191st Street Noblesville, IN 46060 317-770-5660 PK-8 ologs.org

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8 140 Union Chapel Road Indianapolis, IN 46240 317-253-0649 PK-12 ccsindy.org

WOODFIELD CROSSING KINDERCARE 8 485 Woodfield Crossing Blvd.

Indianapolis, IN 46240 317-257-3911 Daycare / Preschool kindercare.com

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FORTUNE ACADEMY 5 626 Lawton Loop Drive Indianapolis, IN 46216 317-377-0544 Special Education School thefortuneacademy.org

PRIMROSE SCHOOL OF CARMEL 7 80 W Carmel Drive Carmel, IN 46032 317-848-8771 Daycare / Preschool primroseschools.com

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LEGACY BIBLE CHURCH 2140 Greenfield Ave. Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 764-2156 legacybiblechurchindiana.org

Legacy Bible Church Begins 5th Year, Looks Forward to New Facility Legacy Bible Church in Noblesville started their fifth year as a traditional worship church in March of this year. The rapid growth of the church in just four years has been fueled by people coming from five counties. They are people looking for timehonored worship and in-depth biblical preaching with evangelical theology.

now zoned for a house of worship. Exciting construction plans are to have a new facility completed and ready to move into by the spring of 2021.

The church began meeting in March of 2015 at Fishers Junior High School, and they moved into their current location on Greenfield Ave. in Noblesville later that year. During 2018, LBC had the opportunity to purchase 17 acres of land on Howe Road in Fishers, and that land is

“We offer a combination of preaching style, content and worship that uses the great legacy of hymns and choral music that have been handed down through centuries of church history,” Dr. Kunda says. “We have been told by many people in our congregation that they have difficulty

Dr. Keith Kunda, pastor of Legacy Bible Church, notes the broad appeal of the church.

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finding a church like ours. That’s probably why people come from such a large region to worship at LBC.” Music at the church includes a choir, orchestra, brass choir, handbell choir, piano and soloists, all of which are used on a rotating basis. This year a beautiful 3-manual Johanus organ was given to LBC by another church, adding organ to the mix of music. Worshipers looking for a guitar and drum band will not find that at Legacy, but they will always be led to God’s throne in worship through music that dates back three centuries and also incorporates quality new songs of today. Visitors are welcomed

warmly by a loving, friendly congregation, and God’s love is always present.

Music Director Steve Meurer explained the church’s philosophy of music and worship.

Alaska, Alabama, North Dakota, Delaware and Romania. LBC also supports the work of Wheeler Mission in Indianapolis with monthly donations of items that are needed there. The church designates 10 percent of all income for God’s work beyond the walls of LBC, and the establishment of a GO (Global Outreach) Committee in 2018 has laid the foundation for more missions work in the future.

“We provide an opportunity to worship through a variety of musical styles that can best be described as traditional,” he says. “We want our congregation to join in the singing of hymns that praise our Lord with quality The leadership at LBC recognizes that a and theological depth. We also provide a place where musicians can use their skills and church is always its people, not a building or talents to worship in a variety of ensembles.” a program.

Looking beyond the walls of the church, Legacy Bible Church has people involved locally, nationally and internationally in mission work. Missionaries have worked in Wisconsin, Mississippi, Maryland, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Texas, Montana,

“We couldn’t ask for a more committed, loving, generous group of people,” Pastor Kunda says. “They love the Lord, they love each other, and they love Legacy Bible Church. Most of our people are involved in some kind of volunteer service within

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the church, freely giving of their time, talents and treasure. That last area has seen our giving be 10 to 20 percent above budget since our first worship service four years ago.”

Worship services at Legacy Bible Church (2140 Greenfield Ave., Noblesville) are at 9:30 on Sunday mornings. They include a separate children’s message for elementary students during the sermon time. Sermons usually are systematic preaching through one entire book of the Bible at a time.

The Lord’s Supper is celebrated weekly.

Sunday School classes for all ages, including nursery care, are offered at 11:00, following the worship services. The “power plant” of the church, weekly prayer meetings, comes together each Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. More information is available at LegacyBibleChurchIndiana.org.

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FAMILY-FRIENDLY ATTRACTIONS IN HAMILTON COUNTY

Family-Friendly Attractions in Hamilton County Find your next family adventure in Hamilton County, Indiana. Zipline in the treetops, hit a bulls-eye and explore trails on horseback at Strawtown Koteewi Park. Explore more than 500 miles of beautiful trails. History comes alive at Conner Prairie in Fishers where you can explore and discover what it is like to live and play in Indiana’s past. Sing along to outdoor concerts under the stars and much more! Here are a few great options around Hamilton County for family fun.

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105 E Main Street Atlanta, IN 46030 317-285-0682 The Nickel Plate Express is a nonprofit founded in northern Hamilton County in 2017.

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The organization also manages a 150-year-old depot in Arcadia, IN. The Nickel Plate Express provides themed excursions from April through September aboard a 1956 Santa Fe train. Excursions include wine, beer and dinner excursions as well as family-friendly holiday programs. The Nickel Plate Express operates on 12 miles of track between Atlanta and Noblesville. All excursions board out of Atlanta near 105 E Main Street.

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YEARLY EVENTS IN CARMEL

Yearly Events in Carmel Numerous events and festivals are held in Carmel each year. Some of the highlights include the following.

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CARMEL PORCHFEST

Saturdays in July from 5:00 - 10:00 p.m.

A treat for your senses. Enjoy a summer evening experiencing vintages al fresco at Art of Wine. Guests 21 years of age and older can enjoy a variety of wines while also taking in the Arts & Design District’s galleries, shops and restaurants. Live entertainment enhances this event, which is a favorite of many.

ARTOMOBILIA

September orchFest is a family-friendly event that is free and open to the P public. Featured will be a variety of musical acts ranging from acoustic to electric, solo to ensemble from a wide variety of musical genres that will perform live on neighborhood porches.

All participants, including bands, homeowners and organizers are comprised of volunteers from the Carmel and surrounding areas. For more information visit CarmelPorchfest.org.

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August The art of the automobile is on display in Carmel’s Arts & Design District during Artomobilia. Cars from all eras line the streets and galleries exhibit art with an auto theme. For more information, visit CarmelArtomobilia.com.

aturday mornings from 8:00 - 11:30 a.m. | May - September S 5 Center Green | Carmel, IN 46032 The Carmel Farmers Market (CFM) is one of the largest farmers markets in Indiana. Featuring 64 vendors of Indiana grown and/ or produced edible products and plants, this market is attended by nearly 80,000 visitors each summer. When you shop at the Summer Market you can pick from an array of fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, poultry, and meats. Come visit the Market for breakfast or lunch, while listening to live music from the Carmel Rotary Amphitheater.

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CARMEL FARMER’S WINTER MARKET

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Saturday mornings | October 21 - February 24 The Market will not be open the last two Saturdays of December.

This event is free and open to the public. The Winter Carmel Farmers Market, like the Summer Market, is an exciting and bountiful place to buy your fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, eggs, plants, and prepared foods.

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resented by the Carmel-Xiangyang Sister City Committee, the City of P Carmel Chinese Mooncake Festival typically takes place the second Saturday in September. There will be a dragon parade, traditional Chinese dancing and music and of course Chinese Mooncakes. Bring the whole family out to experience the culture and traditions of China in your own neighborhood.

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Third weekend in September (typically) The Carmel on Canvas Painting Event provides artists with 3 days of plein air painting, within the Carmel Arts & Design District.

Mid-November to late December T he Carmel Christkindlmarkt is bringing the charm of a long standing European tradition to the heart of Carmel, Indiana. One of the earliest of these markets was the 16th century Christkindlmarkt in Nuremberg, Germany and the wonderful tradition has now spread worldwide. Guests will experience one of a kind, high quality, handmade gifts, Germanic inspired food, drink and ice skating.

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CARMEL INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL Held annually in September Main Street, Carmel Arts & Design District The International Arts Festival held in September features a juried art exhibit of artists from around the world. Visitors of all ages also can enjoy concerts, dance performances and hands-on activities for children. The festival takes place in the Carmel Arts and Design District, an area dedicated to the arts in Old Town Carmel. For more information, including date and time, visit CarmelArtsFestival.org.

Saturday before Thanksgiving through early March 10 Center Green | Carmel, IN 46032 Carmel’s newest attraction, the ice rink, is nestled between The Palladium and The Tarkington Theater. For more information, including skate sessions and fees, visit TheIceatCenterGreen.com.

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T raditionally, the Carmel Veterans Day ceremony is held at noon the business day before Veterans Day (which allows our local veterans to participate in other regional ceremonies held on Veterans Day).

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MEMORIAL DAY The City of Carmel honors its fallen heroes at the Memorial Day Ceremony each year. The event is held the Friday before Memorial Day at 9 a.m. The event is held outside at the Veterans Memorial Plaza on Third Avenue SW, south of City Center Drive. Carmel’s American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts perform a flag raising ceremony and join the mayor, other dignitaries and a keynote speaker from one of the various branches of the military at this event.

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eld annually the Saturday before H Thanksgiving Carmel Civic Square Co-sponsored by the City of Carmel and the Carmel Arts Council, this event kicks off the holiday season in Carmel. Holiday entertainment, Santa, his elves and live reindeer provide a festive atmosphere for the City’s Holiday lighting ceremony on Civic Square. The Mayor officiates this event and children can get their picture with Santa for a small fee.

OKTOBERFEST T his event is free to the public and open to all ages. Enjoy food, entertainment and fall fun with the Palladium and the Center Green serving as a scenic background.

For more information, visit CarmelOktoberfest.com.

HOLIDAY IN THE ARTS DISTRICT F irst Saturday in December in the Carmel Arts & Design District Elves, reindeer, carolers, carriage rides and the most unique Santa house in Indiana warm Carmel’s Arts & Design District this holiday season. For more information, visit CarmelArtsAndDesign.com.

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products directly to consumers offers a new way to revive the family farm. That’s just what I’ve set out to do.”

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Co-founded by Carter and COO/CFO Dan Brunner, Market Wagon affords customers the convenience of online shopping as well as the opportunity to directly support family farms and businesses. The company’s concept is relatively simple, and that very simplicity,

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along with growing consumer interest in supporting small, local farmers and artisans, is likely why Market Wagon has been able to steadily expand its customer base since launching in January of 2016 in Central Indiana.

Not unlike a traditional farmers market, Market Wagon customers choose the products they want, as well as the farms they want to buy from. Each farm lists everything they have available, describes its growing practices and can even respond on the site directly to shoppers’ questions about its products. No minimum orders or subscriptions are required. Once the customer checks out, Market Wagon gathers the items from the farms and artisans and delivers it either to that customer’s home or the nearest pickup location. Carter says currently 40 percent of Market Wagon customers opt for delivery.

“We’re not just another online food startup, shipping cardboard and styrofoam with a catchy name and an attractive first-time customer discount,” Carter stresses. “We make it a point to be invested in the communities we serve, designing systems that force us to rely on local food suppliers instead of trucking one farm’s product all over the Midwest.”

Market Wagon customers can shop for everything from meats, dairy products and baked goods to produce, sweets, pet treats,

soaps and cosmetics, sauces and condiments and much more. Orders placed on or before Tuesdays are available for delivery or pickup

by Thursday of that week.

“I think people are responding to this because we’re a tech-based business, but we’re connecting the consumer directly to the farmer that sells the product,” says Ryan Thomas, director of operations and a Westfield resident who joined the company a few months before it launched.

“Customers can even go on our website and ask questions directly to the farm if they’re wondering about the product, how to cook it best and things like that.”

The company now has five locations

around Indiana and Ohio, currently includes 30 pickup locations around Central Indiana and offers home delivery in 14 counties. A small staff of 10 full-and parttimers, along with about 50 drivers, keeps the company humming along, and Carter feels his biggest challenge so far in expanding Market Wagon’s reach is finding enough suppliers to meet consumer demand.

“We are constantly trying to find more farmers, and often it’s brand new farmers just getting into the business who can supply more and more of those products that the customers are clamoring for. It’s not uncommon to have staples like eggs, lettuce and bread sold out by the order deadline Tuesday night,” says Carter, who in 2013 co-founded Husk, a line of locallygrown frozen sweet corn, green beans, peas and other veggies available in groceries year-round. Carter and his partners sold Husk in 2016.

“Local food is just a new term given to the age-old practice of eating what your environment produces, knowing your farmer and your butcher and your baker and investing not only in the environment but also the community,” Carter adds. “We want the farmer you’re buying from to be someone that you could actually meet and have a conversation within the course of everyday life. Nobody else could say that.”

For additional details including info on becoming a vendor, visit marketwagon.com.

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Celebrating Community & Camaraderie In Running Shoes Writer / Lisa Hancock Photos provided by RUN(317)

Entering its fifth year, the 2019 RUN(317) Series is more than just an excuse to log a few miles on Thursday evenings. Jeff Graves, president and founder of Vision Event Management who produces the event, says the series affords participants the opportunity to get re-acquainted with Indy’s unique neighborhoods on a more intimate basis.

Since Graves launched the RUN(317) Series in the market five years ago, the event has experienced significant growth. In its inaugural year, more than 900 athletes participated in a single race in Fountain Square to benefit Keep Indianapolis Beautiful. The sophomore year, races in the vibrant districts of Broad Ripple and Mass Ave were added to the calendar. Carmel Arts & Design District and Monument Circle races joined in 2016. Various road work projects precluded a Carmel Arts & Design District course from returning to the 2019 lineup, but Graves announced that The Village of WestClay in Carmel is enthusiastic about being a new host location this year.

Comprising five monthly Thursday evening races in different Indianapolis neighborhoods, the series spans three seasons. Kicking off in May and skipping September, the fifth and final finish line tape falls in October. Participants are encouraged to register early as every race has sold out in advance of race day the past three years.

Complementing the 3.17-mile run/walk at each event is an invigorating festival-like atmosphere unique to each respective race community. Neighborhood restaurants, bars and shops are showcased, many of which offer participant specials. A live DJ spins throughout the evening to keep the vibe right and energy high. Yard games like cornhole, jumbo Jenga and giant Connect 4 keep participants engaged during the post party as do various vendors with giveaways and register-to-wins.

“RUN(317) is a community of its own,” says Graves, former executive director of the Indy Mini-Marathon and 500 Festival VP of Events. “You’ll see all athletic abilities out on the course, from competitive athletes and recreational runners to first-timers and walkers.

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RUN(317) participants celebrate being active, our communities and each other, unlike any group I have ever witnessed.

And they do it all to benefit others.”

Since 2014, RUN(317) has raised more than $62,000 for various charities across Indianapolis. Each race has a designated local non-profit. This year’s organizations include Partners in Housing, Energy Krazed, School on Wheels, Kids’ Voice of Indiana, and Keep Indianapolis Beautiful.

“We’ve offered a substantial selection of free branded premium items and merchandise to purchase over the years so there are a lot of RUN(317) logos on the street,” Graves says.

“You’ve heard about Jeep owners having their own wave? It’s like those of us in the RUN(317) inner circle have our own nod.

We can’t help but smile, and it’s just the coolest thing to experience.”

Registration is open now. Participants can sign up for a single race, the three-race mini-series or the five-race full series.

Those registering for the 3 or 5-race series receive a limited-edition, pocketed super soft hoodie, in addition to the individual race perks of a commemorative medal

which triples as a refrigerator magnet and a bottle opener, a coupon valid for a free 6-inch Penn Station sub, a RUN(317) collector sticker and two complimentary craft beers from Thr3e Wise Men Brewing Co. for those age 21 or older. Free water and Gatorade are also offered as nonalcoholic alternatives. Scotty’s Brewhouse returns as the event’s title sponsor, with Athletic Annex and Brooks Running offering participants the option to upgrade to the VIP Experience.

Graves, a Ball State alum who launched Vision Event Management in 2006 as a firm specializing in the planning and logistics for active lifestyle events of all sizes says it’s critical for promoters to offer events that differentiate themselves from others. Graves adds that establishments along the courses enjoy the patronage of the athletes who often eat, drink and shop post-race.

“RUN(317) Thursday night runs support an early physical kick-off to the emotional

‘hurry up weekend and get here’ thoughts we often have,” Graves adds. “Get out, get active and pay it forward in the community. Feeling good about yourself makes it that much easier to contribute at work on Friday. And if you cannot compete for whatever reason, you can always make an impact by volunteering.”

This year’s race schedule includes The Circle on May 16, Broad Ripple on June 13, Mass Ave. on July 18, The Village of WestClay in Carmel on Aug. 29 and

Fountain Square race on Oct. 10.

There are also side competitions such as “Beat the Clock” and “Fastest Runner,” where participants can challenge themselves to win additional prizes.

To register or get complete details on RUN(317), including past year photos, volunteer information, competition rules, VIP upgrade and an archive of race results courtesy of Old National Bank, please visit RUN317.com.

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