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]]>It seems the second the weather drops below 70 degrees, fall is in full effect with pumpkin spice everything and caramel apples. The quintessential autumn activity is spending a crisp fall afternoon at a pumpkin patch, picking the perfect one to adorn your porch.
Here are three pumpkin patches in Hamilton County, Indiana where you can get your fall fix with friends and family.
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Russell Farms
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Spencer Farm
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Stuckey Farm Orchard and Cider Mill
Russell Farms
Sept. 25 – Oct. 31, 2021
Weekdays: 1 – 4 p.m.
Weekends: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
The Russell Family has owned and operated Russell Farms in Noblesville for more than 50 years, and as part of the annual fall festival, they make it their mission to educate guests about agriculture and farm life. At Russell Farms, you can enjoy hayrides to the pumpkin patch, two scavenger hunt corn mazes, miniature golf, a petting zoo, play area for the kids and more.
Admission is $10 on weekdays and $12 on weekends. Children two years and younger are free, and admission for veterans, active military members and those over age 65 is $8. Admission includes unlimited activities. Pumpkins are an additional charge.
There is no admission charge for anyone who wants to purchase pre-picked pumpkins, straw, fall decorations or shop in the Country Store.
Spencer Farm
If you want to pick the perfect pumpkin without all the hubbub of activities like other attractions, head to Spencer Farm in Noblesville. There are hayrides out to the pumpkin patch on the weekends, but other than that, the experience is up to you. Dig your own mum or visit the farm store to find pre-picked pumpkins and mums, corn, gourds and sweet treats like fudge.
There are no entry fees or parking fees.
Adults can enjoy a glass of wine or charcuterie board at Spencer Farm Winery, located in a restored farmhouse on the property.
Stuckey Farm Orchard and Cider Mill
Saturday and Sunday / Sept. 11 – Oct. 24, 2021
At Stuckey Farm Orchard and Cider Mill in Sheridan, you can get your pumpkin and apple fix at once. Stroll through the 4,000 trees to pick from 27 varieties of apples, and grab the perfect pumpkin in the 15-acre pumpkin patch. Inside the Country Market, watch cider pressed in front of your eyes and shop in-season Indiana produce, honey, jams and more. Don’t leave without a box of apple cider donuts, either.
Admission is $14.50 per person and children under the age of two are free. Parking is free, and admission includes unlimited wagon rides, and access to the corn maze, Adventures Acres and more.
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]]>This May, Grand Junction Brewing Co. is excited to announce the 6th Annual Rock the Junction Craft Beer & Music Festival to be held on Saturday, May 21st, 2022.
This sixth-year event will feature approximately 20+ Indiana breweries, wineries, distilleries, and cideries showcasing some of the state’s best craft beer, wine, spirits, and cider offerings. In addition, multiple bands will once again return to the big stage to complement the true music-fest format that helps make this event so unique and special. Bring your appetite as well, a number of well-known local food trucks will be in attendance.
Passionately focused on its local community, Grand Junction Brewing Co. created this event with one purpose – giving back. This community-mindedness is evident in the breweries' significant contributions over the past 8 years. Grand Junction Brewing Co. plans to continue its growth in a locally-focused fashion with a strong emphasis on community. A significant portion of the proceeds from “Rock the Junction” will continue to help fund the Grand Junction Brewing Co. Scholarship Fund that was established in 2017. This fund was created to award two scholarships to deserving graduates of Westfield High School. Past charities have included the Indy Honor Flight, the Children’s Organ Transplant Association, and Westfield Youth Assistance. Please give a special thanks to all of these great companies for their support of Rock The Junction and everything it stands for. If given the opportunity, please consider working with these firms in the future.
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]]>Grapes | Strawberries | Apples | Berries
CREATES AWARD WINNING WINES
We let the wine do the talking. We source our grapes from farmers and vineyards we trust. When the grapes are ready we squeeze, ferment and age our wines until they’re ready for you. All you have to worry about is finding a wine opener!
SIMPLE INGREDIENTS
Water | Yeast | Grains | Hops
MAKE GREAT BEER
We believe that great ingredients make great beer. We take pride that we only use 4 ingredients to make our beers. Our small batch beers are always made with the freshest ingredients from sources we trust. We want the most flavor from our beer so we never filter or pasteurize our beers. Bursting with aroma, full body and delicious flavors.
Visit Us
Hours:
Monday: 12:00 – 9:00PM
Tuesday: 12:00 – 9:00PM
Wednesday: 12:00 – 10:00PM
Thursday: 12:00 – 11:00PM
Friday: 12:00- 11:00PM
Saturday: 12:00 – 11:00PM
Sunday: 12:00 – 10:00PM
Address:
303 E 161st Street
Westfield, IN 46074
Phone:
317-763-0678
Email:
[email protected]
About Us
Urban Vines opened the spring of 2017 in Westfield, Indiana. We are Westfield’s first winery and second brewery. The Herron family acquired 5 acres in the heart of the city where they have built a winery, brewery, tasting room and vineyard. The tasting room can accommodate over 80 patrons and outdoor patio and meadow can host large events overlooking the pond and vineyard The meadow out back provides the perfect setting for the Westfield weekends where people gather to enjoy great wine, beer, live music and light fare.
Wine Tastings
We do have set wine tastings that can be ordered and taken to your outdoor seat. We have a dry, sweet and everything wine tasting. You get four 2 ounce pours and tasting notes for $8.
Seating
We have seating both indoors and out. Grab a table on our patio or enjoy our tasting room indoors. Indoors we have seating for 60+ people. Outdoors we have seating for 200+ people. Bring a blanket or lawn chair for our meadow concerts during the summer.
Sunday Wine & Beer Purchases
Yes! Carry out wine and beer may be purchased in our tasting room on Sundays, noon to 9pm. Sunday fun day, right?
Food
We have delicious charcuterie boards of meats, cheeses, breads, jams, and more. They go great with our wines and beers. We also offer Artisan style pizza, salad and appetizers. No outside food please.
https://www.urban-vines.com/events/
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]]>Vessels performed in “The Big Bang” 19 years ago in South Florida.
“Much to my terror, I played the other guy, so now I have to learn the entire show over again,” he said, laughing.
Vessels, a Lawrence resident, plays lyricist Boyd Graham in Actors Theatre of Indiana’s production of the comedy musical set to run Jan. 28 to Feb. 20 at the Studio Theatre at the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. He previously played composer Jed Feuer in the musical.
The musical is about Jed and Boyd, along with their pal Albert on the piano, staging a backers’ audition for an $83.5 million, 12-hour long musical depicting the history of the world from creation to the present.
The two writers portray everything from Adam and Eve, Julius Caesar to Woodstock to give potential investors a view of the production.
“It’s really a lot of fun,” Vessels said. “It’s breakneck speed, just crazy antics. You cover everything from the beginning of time to the end of time, it feels like. It’s really fun. It’s a great way to wreck an apartment because that is what we spend the show doing. I’ve been doing comedy for pretty much most of my career. I went to college for opera, so I joke they taught me to sing high, cry and die.
“I’ve been kind of a cut-up my whole life, so comedy is where I land and love them.”
This will be Vessels’ first performance since the start of the COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020. Vessels has taught at Ball State University the past 1 1/2 years.
The musical is directed by Michael Blatt.
“It’s a fun, happy piece, and right now we can use some fun,” Blatt said.
Darrin Murrell, who lives on a farm in Parker City, portrays Jed, and Brent E. Marty joins on stage as the piano player.
Unlike Vessels, Murrell had never heard of the musical.
“It’s always a thrill to find material that you haven’t done before. Having been in the business so long there is hardly a musical I haven’t done three or four times,” Murrell said. “Working with ATI is what always interests me. I’m a big fan of ATI and everything they’ve built and done here over the years. I’ve had the experience of working with them a few times and it’s always one of the greatest experiences that I’ve had.
“Any time there is an opportunity to come back, I know whatever the process is, (it’s) going to be quality, highly entertaining, and if they are calling me to be involved, it’s usually going to be something pretty funny. That’s what drove me.”
Murrell last appeared in “The Mystery of Edwin Drood” in 2018.
“I had the great opportunity to do one of the roles that I dreamed of doing since I was young, but I had never aged into it,” Murrell said. “But when they did ‘My Fair Lady,’ I got a chance to play Alfred Doolittle. He’s one of the great characters, not just in theater, but in literature. To get my teeth into that was a thrill of a lifetime.”
Murrell said he has played multiple roles in shows before.
“This is a great challenge to keep the mental acuity in tune to jump from character to character and all the way through history,” he said. “It’s a fun challenge. It’s very different than what I usually do. My lot in life in theater is a character actor.”
Murrell, 55, said he usually has one or two impactful scenes or a signature song.
“That’s my comfort zone,” Murrell said. “To be one of only two people carrying the entire show is a challenge. I started working out training for this. I’m a portly guy. I’ve set a training regime to get my stamina back up.”
For more, visit atistage.org.
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]]>Back home in Hamilton County for the holiday weekend or have guests coming in town to celebrate Thanksgiving? There’s plenty of things to do to keep friends and family entertained in Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, Westfield and beyond. Read the list below of the top things to do near Indianapolis during Thanksgiving Weekend 2021.
Visit the Carmel Christkindlmarkt.
This authentic German holiday market is back with unique gifts like wooden toys, nutcrackers, music boxes, ornaments, and the collectible boot mug. While you’re shopping the Carmel Christkindlmarkt, sip a hot mug of Glühwein (mulled wine) or hot cocoa, and come hungry to enjoy a Lebkuchen (German cookie), Raclette (melted cheese sandwich) or Stollen (dried fruit bread). The market also includes the Ice at Carter Green skating rink.
Drive through the Magic of Lights at Ruoff Music Center.
For the first time ever, Ruoff Music Center will celebrate the holiday season with a brand-new event. “Magic of Lights” is a family-friendly drive-through holiday lights festival with twinkling and magical light displays to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year.
See "A Charlie Brown Christmas" at Civic Theatre.
The classic animated television special A Charlie Brown Christmas comes to life in this faithful stage adaptation in which Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the rest of the Peanuts gang discover the true meaning of Christmas.
Shop for holiday gifts in Carmel and ride the Carmel Holiday Trolley.
The holiday trolley is free and open to the public. It makes stops in the Arts & Design District, City Center, Indiana Design Center and Carter Green for the Christkindlmarkt and Ice at Carter Green skating rink.
Take a train ride on the Reindeer Ride Express.
All aboard the Nickel Plate Express for a fun-filled ride on the Reindeer Ride Express featuring sing-alongs, a visit with Santa and more holiday cheer. The train departs from Forest Park in Noblesville.
Watch a performance of "The Nutcracker" at the Palladium.
Start your holiday season with the Indiana Ballet Conservatory as they perform "The Nutcracker" at the Palladium at The Center for the Performing Arts Nov. 27 and 28.
Visit with Santa at the Indiana Design Center.
See the big man in the red suit and tell him what's on your holiday wish list. He'll be at the Santa House in the Indiana Design Center parking lot on Saturday, Nov. 27 from 2 – 5 p.m for Santa Saturdays.
Experience A Merry Prairie Holiday at Conner Prairie.
A Merry Prairie Holiday at Conner Prairie is a unique holiday experience. New for 2021, the William Conner House will feature a magical 3D projection mapping holiday show. Immerse yourself in the story as the house comes to life with the imaginative and heartwarming show. Don’t forget to take a ride on Kringle's Carousel or zoom down the 150-foot Polar Bear Plunge tubing hill.
Skate around a local ice skating rink.
Choose from outdoor options like the Federal Hill Commons Ice Plaza or indoor ice rinks like the Carmel Ice Skadium, The Arctic Zone or Fuel Tank at Fishers,
Pick out a Christmas tree.
Visit Spencer Farm in Noblesville and select your Christmas tree to bring home and deck the halls.
Support local businesses.
Shop small on Small Business Saturday to find the perfect gift for everyone on your list. Visit the downtown shopping and dining destinations like Carmel City Center, Carmel Arts & Design District, Historic Noblesville Square, Nickel Plate District and Fishers District.
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]]>We want to keep our residents at Maple Knoll updated with fun happenings in our area, and it’s almost time for fall. Highlighted below are two events that we love coming up in Westfield and our southern neighbor Carmel, so get out the beer steins and leash up the pup, because we have an Oktoberfest for humans – and dogs!
Oktoberfest in Westfield
The first upcoming event is Oktoberfest presented by the City of Carmel. This fun fall event features the party polka band Der Polkatz, with members of Polkaboy celebrating Oktoberfest at the Carmel City Center. It is free to the public and open to all ages. The 11-piece band plays various music, from classic rock to polka to waltz, and more. They perform on the upper deck of the City Center. There will be food, drinks, and more.
When: October 1, 2021
Where: Carmel City Center – 720 S Rangeline Road, Carmel, IN 46032
Time: 6 pm – 10 pm
Barktoberfest
Now, on to the best event of all time – Barktoberfest! This dog-friendly Oktoberfest event for our canine friends is happening Saturday, October 9, and will take place at Asa Bales Park. Enjoy the festivities with your dog and canine friends with tons of activities, food, beverages, and more. There will be pet vendors at the Mutt Mart, and activities for humans and their dogs at the Canine Cabana. The canine agility course will feature all the furry athletes, and there will be prizes from the Human Society. Proceeds from the event will be donated to the Humane Society for Hamilton County.
There will also be adoptable pets.
When: October 9, 2021
Where: Asa Bales Park – 205 W Hoover St, Westfield, IN 46074
Time: 11 am – 3 pm
Come out and enjoy the first days of fall with these fantastic events!
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Things to Do for Labor Day
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Dine at a local restaurant offering a three-course, value-priced menu for Devour Indy Summerfest offers multiple course meals at value prices. Check out one of these restaurants for an awesome night out.
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There are multiple outdoor music venues featuring live music. Check out Fishers Blues Fest at Nickel Plate District amphitheater.
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If you love sunflowers, you can shower yourself with them on seven amazing acres at the local Sunflower Festival. It takes place at Stuckey Farm Orchard and Cider Mill.
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There are multiple local Farmers Markets in the area. Choose one here – farmers’ markets – for the best local produce and fresh foods.
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Take a long walk or bike ride along the Monon Trail, stretching north to Sheridan and south towards Indianapolis.
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The local Fishers District continues to grown and has some wonderful spots to stop and grab a drink or some food at Sun King Brewery or HC Tavern and Kitchen.
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Picnics are always fun, and with tons of parks in the area, it’s a good time to explore a new one like Flat Fork Creek Park or MacGregor Park.
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Golfing in Indiana is fantastic this time of year, with temperatures cooling down and places like Top Golf open. Check out Indiana’s Golf courses for a round.
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Soak up the final days of summer by cooling off in a waterpark, such as Monon Waterpark in Carmel.
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Outdoor adventures await in places like Strawtown Koteewi Park, including horseback rides, archery, ziplining, and more. It’s a great time to get outside.
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White River Canoe Company offers canoeing, tubing, and more. The river is an awesome way to cool off this Labor Day Weekend.
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Conner Prairie offers the 1859 balloon voyage.
Update – It is closed right now, but when it opens, this is one of the premier ways to see the area!
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Sleep in and savor a lazy brunch at a local breakfast spot like Local brunch is a delicious way to experience Labor Day after a long weekend – check out places in Carmel like Eggshell Bistro or Rosie’s Place.
With so much to do, it is easy to see why Westfield and its surrounding areas have a ton to offer for this Labor Day Weekend.
What are you doing this Labor Day? Tell us in the comments!
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Grand Junction Brewing Co. is excited to present the 5th Annual Rock the Junction Craft Beer & Music Festival on Saturday, August 28th, 2021.
This fifth-year event will feature approximately 20+ Indiana breweries and wineries showcasing some of the state’s best craft beer and wine offerings. In addition, multiple bands will once again return to the big stage to complement the true music-fest format that helps make this event so unique and special. Bring your appetite as well, a number of well-known local food trucks will be in attendance.
VIP entry into the event begins from 1pm – 2pm, with General Admission entry beginning at 2pm. Designated Drivers may enter the event at any time. VIP tickets include an extra hour to enjoy the event AND first access to enjoy several specialty beers that will likely only last during the VIP hour.
Passionately focused on its local community, Grand Junction Brewing Co. created this event with one purpose – giving back. This community-mindedness is evident in the brewery's significant contributions over the past 6 years. Grand Junction Brewing Co. plans to continue its growth in a locally focused fashion with a strong emphasis on community. A significant portion of the proceeds from “Rock the Junction” will continue to help fund the Grand Junction Brewing Co. Scholarship Fund that was established in 2017. This fund was created to award two scholarships to deserving graduates of Westfield High School. Past charities have included the Indy Honor Flight, Westfield Youth Assistance, and the Children's Organ Transplant Association.
Venue Information
Grand Junction Brewing Co.1189 East 181st Street
Westfield, IN 46074
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]]>Nothing says summer quite like live music under a setting sun, and here at Maple Knoll, we are excited to get outside and see local bands. Fresh air flows and notes ring through the air while people dance and play, and we want to be a part of it.
There is an abundance of live music happening throughout the summer months all around Westfield, and we want to highlight some of the events happening for our residents.
Carmel Concerts
Just to our south, Carmel has several weekly concert series.
Wednesdays, residents can enjoy the Carmel Gazebo Summer Concert Series through September. There is a variety of pop, jazz, country, and rock bands playing each week.
Location:
1 Civic Square, Carmel IN
Schedule:
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July 21 – Living Proof
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July 28 – The Bishops**
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August 4 – MYR
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August 11 – The Woomblies
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August 18 – Country Summer
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August 25 – Stella Luna
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September 1 – Mix Tape
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September 8 – Toy Factory
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September 15 – The Naughty Yachtys
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September 22 – Endless Summer Band
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**Catch RUDITOONZ children's show at 6 pm on June 23 & July 28!
Thursdays through August, Carmel also hosts another summer concert series at Clay Terrace.
Location:
14390 Clay Terrace Blvd, Carmel IN
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Thursday, June 24th: Endless Summer Band
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Thursday, July 1: Toy Factory
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Thursday, July 8th: Jambox
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Thursday, July 15th: Dwight Lightning and the Conch City All-Stars
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Thursday, July 22: Big Rosco & The Hammers
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Thursday, July 29: My Yellow Rickshaw
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Thursday, August 5th: Rain Date
Cool Creek
There are a couple of concerts left on the schedule for the Cool Creek Concerts Series Fridays in Cool Creek Park, just south of Maple Knoll Apartments. Tickets are $5, and concerts include food and drink vendors as well as the option to bring your own food and drinks. Kids 12 and under are free.
Location:
2000 E 151st St Carmel IN
Schedule:
- July 30: Stella Luna and the Satellites
- August 6: The Flying Toasters
Other Options
Besides these closer options for live music, the surrounding areas offer many other options for those willing to drive a little further.
Noblesville offers three options for live local music, and Indianapolis is full of concerts all summer long.
Noblesville
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CONCERTS AT THE COMMONS (FREE)
Saturdays, June through September Click for Details
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CONCERTS AT DILLON PARK (FREE)
Thursdays, June & July Click for Details
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NCAC BAND CONCERT FESTIVAL AT FEDERAL HILL COMMONS (FREE)
Sunday, August 8 Click for Details
Indianapolis
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SUMMER UNDER THE SAILS CONCERT SERIES – Eiteljorg — TBA/TBD
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CONCERTS ON THE CANAL – Canal Walk (FREE lawn seating)
Thursdays in July Click for Details
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IN CONCERT WITH NATURE at Eagle Creek Beach (FREE with gate admission)
Wednesdays, June through August Click for Details
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JAZZ ON POINT at Eagle Creek Beach (FREE with gate admission)
Wednesdays, June through August Click for Details
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ANIMALS & ALL THAT JAZZ – Indianapolis Zoo (FREE with zoo admission)
Thursdays, June & July Click for Details
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SUMMER CONCERT SERIES AT GARFIELD PARK (FREE)
Wednesdays & Thursdays, June through August Click for Details
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GARFIELD PARK ART & MUSIC FESTIVAL (FREE)
June 26 Click for Details
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SUMMER CONCERT SERIES AT HOLLIDAY PARK (Tickets required)
Thursdays, June through October Click for Details
For more information and a full list of summer concerts in the area, click here.
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]]>Imagine the Day
Wow, what a gorgeous day…
The breeze tickles your skin, clouds drift along the horizon, and you can’t help but grinas you sit down on your favorite blanket with your favorite people.
Splash!
You pop the tupperware lid and grab some juicy watermelon, before indulging in some potato salad and your favorite grilled meat. Kids laugh and play, and you can hear the games and rides ding and beep from somewhere in the distance. Vendors sell craft goods. Dogs bark, frisbees fly. Suddenly, as dusk comes…
Pop! Bang!
Up in the night sky, rockets erupt into sparks, showering the scene in colors of red, blue, yellow, and white.
People “ooh” and “ah” in a state of wonder as sparks fly, explode, and swirl, creating a spectacular array of light.
It doesn’t get much better than this.
You’re here to witness one of America’s most celebrated traditions –
Fourth of July and Fireworks!
Here at Maple Knoll Apartments, we want to bring our residents the top fireworks displays near Westfield and Indianapolis.
Below, you’ll find a list of our favorites with links to more information:
We are proud to say we have an amazing festival and fireworks display right here in Westfield! This year there will be 20+ food and retail vendors, face painting, bounce houses, balloon artists, a hot dog eating competition, and a car show. Live music is also in the works. The event will take place from 4:30pm-10:30pm at Grand Park Sports Campus (19000 Grand Park Blvd.) with fireworks after dusk.
Our neighbors down the street in Noblesville will also be having a Fourth of July festival starting with a parade in downtown Noblesville at 4:30pm on July 4th. Afterwards, the fun will head to Forest Park (701 Cicero Road) for the free fireworks festival and display. This will include a mobile zipline, games, trapeze, and an adult beer garden complete with games. Live music from Hairbangers Ball starts at 7:30pm and goes to 9:30pm with fireworks at 10pm.
To the southwest of Westfield Zionsville is also having their celebration in Lions Park (11053 Sycamore). There will be live music, bounce houses, games and tons of festival food and drinks. The fun starts at 5pm and goes until 10:30pm.
A full list of local events can be found here.
Leave us a comment if you have any questions or know of other shows in the area!
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