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City in Indiana, United States
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Noblesville is a city in the Nine-County Region of Indiana.
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A community theatre. From any seat in the cozy facility, you will see and hear every detail of the performance.
A small art gallery dedicated to displaying art made by members of the Hamilton County Artists Association is housed in the old First Baptist Church Building, built in 1875. They also hold events including monthly shows and art classes.
French Renaissance building completed in 1878. Served as the county courthouse until 1992, and once housed Charles Manson and John Dillinger. Now listed in the National Register of Historic Places
Built in 1857, and listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The museum was built as the county sheriff's home and served as the county jail until 1977. The building houses historical antiques and artifacts, history about the county and a genealogical library.
Hamilton County's only covered bridge is in this county park. The bridge was built in 1870-71 and crosses over the White River. Walk through the bridge and view the river through the many windows looking over it. They also have accessibility for canoes/kayaking. Listed on the National Register of Historical Places.
October
The festival celebrates the only remaining covered bridge in Hamilton County with arts, crafts, food, live music and kids activities.
Hosted by Noblesville Main Street, this summer night features local restaurants, live music, classic car show and an antique tractor show.
Weekends in the Summer
Seminary and Dillon Parks. Sponsored by the Noblesville Cultural Arts Commission, Shakespeare in the Park features free, live drama in an outdoor setting.
(July) Historic Downtown Noblesville
Fridays from June-September
Enjoy the smooth sounds and ambiance of the Jazz Squared Concert Series. Bring your lawn chairs and join Noblesville Main Street as it presents the Jazz on the Square Concert Series. The bands will be performing live from 7PM to 9:30PM.
First Friday of every month
Make time each month to visit Noblesville's unique First Fridays. Events are often themed depending on the season, and often include live entertainment, food, and shopping along the square.
Saturdays end of May- end of October
Noblesville Main Street sponsors a weekly Farmers' Market in the Riverview Overflow Parking Lot. Every Saturday from late May to October, rain or shine from 8AM until 12:30PM. Vendors sell a wide array of locally grown produce, bedding plants, and fresh-cut flowers, locally-produced honey, handmade soaps, and fresh-baked goods.
The Arena at Innovation Mile
G League affiliate of the NBA's Indiana Pacers. Previously the Indiana Mad Ants (and before that the Fort Wayne Mad Ants), the renamed Boom plays from November to March, opening a brand-new arena in the 2025–26 season.
9-hole municipal course offers “free cart Mondays” and rental clubs.
27-hole public course with four sets of tees for golfers of all experience levels.
Private club with Pete Dye course offers a “membership sampler” in the fall of each year for $100 per family.
Offers two 18-hole courses with multiple tee markers for every golfer’s skill level. Offers value passes or daily fee. Lots of tee times available.
As the name suggests, Purgatory can be a real challenge, even for the serious golfer. Six tees on each hole change the course from a 4,562-yard course to a 7,700-yard challenge. At the back tees, Purgatory is the longest course in Indiana. Either way, the 125 bunkers make the course a real test. Rated as one of America’s greatest public courses by Golf Digest and others. Area hotels offer a “Stay and Play” package for Purgatory.
150-acres includes a 9-hole golf course, miniature golf, playground, skate park, swimming pool, volleyball and tennis courts. Home to the Indiana Transportation Museum as well as the “Little Beauty” carousel, a 1920 Allen Herschell design with 20 “jumpers” and 12 other animals to ride ($1 per ride).
Nearly 78-acre park opened June 2008. Playground, spray park, trails, and a skate park.
This 75-acre park features wetlands, prairie land, boating, fishing, and natural trails for hiking and cycling. It has also been a hotbed for archeological activity. Students from state universities have discovered arrowheads, pottery and other items dating back to 1400 AD. Some are on display at the Taylor Center of Natural History on the park grounds.
Formerly known as Deer Creek, Verizon, and Klipsch. This Indy's largest outdoor music venue, featuring major concerts with covered and lawn seating. Performances have featured the likes of Sade, Aerosmith, Lollapalooza tours, Nine Inch Nails, Metallica, Depeche Mode, Lyle Lovett, Tom Petty, the Jonas Brothers, Jimmy Buffett, Dave Matthews, Rascal Flatts and many, many more. This is where the big Grateful Dead riot happened in the 1990s and Phish carried on the traveling spirit. Lyle Lovett and Julia Roberts first appeared on stage together here, after eloping in Marion, IN, earlier that day.
Portuguese restaurant on the site of the historical downtown Noblesville square.
Here, you can experience the finest Italian cuisine as well as fine art and great music in a relaxed atmosphere. Come and taste the vibrant flavors of Matteo's home in Salerno, Italy. And make sure to take advantage of all the benefits of a true Italian meal.
Friday lunch only from 11AM to 2PM Reservations are requested but not required.
Step back in the 1950s with this retro ice cream shop in the heart of Noblesville. High stools and plenty of ice cream and treats to go around. Homemade chocolates, homemade ice cream and hometown friendliness. They have the best waffle cones in town, freshly made all the time. Open 36 flavors with plenty of toppings. And they have a deli.
Ginger's Cafe brings back the style and personality of the past with the fantastic food and amazing service. The eclectic deco furnishings allude to a time past.
Diner atmosphere with down-home feeling, serving diner classics.
A spacious coffee shop on the square. The store roasts fresh coffee beans weekly and features a wide selection of menu items, plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and a coffee bar. For the non-coffee lover, try an iced chai tea or an Italian soda.
Restored 1886 country estate on over 4 acres near the White River. Two suites, each with private bath. Designed for quiet relaxation: library, large brick porch with swing, fruit orchard, perennial gardens, bird watching. Hearty home-cooked breakfasts.
100 sites on 25 wooded acres along the White River. This campground offers RV and tent sites, canoe and kayak rental, boat ramp, showers, toilets, laundry room, playground and campstore. Open April through Dec 1.
The closest facility to Verizon Wireless Music Center to camp, park, or tailgate and enjoy your concert event.
107 sites. This 26-acre campground is located along the White River. Showers, a playground, laundry room, campstore and a recreation room are available. Open April 15 through Oct 30.
Across from the Hamilton Town Center Mall, the Wyndham has a workout facility, barista bar and casual dining.
This 59-room hotel is off of St Rd 37 and St Rd 32 in Noblesville. Minutes from Verizon Music Center, Conner Prairie, Hamilton Counties finest golf courses, shopping and restaurants. Each room features free HSIA, coffeemaker, iron & ironing board, 25" TV and 2 telephones with data ports.
offers Jacuzzi rooms, indoor pool, exercise room, free internet access, free deluxe continental breakfast, and laundry.
They have been creating stoneware here since 1983. Also sell antiques and pottery accessories.
Duck Decoys are one of the few forms of truly American folk art. Native Americans were the first to use a decoy for the purpose of luring a game bird from the sky. The oldest decoys ever found were Canvasbacks made from reeds and feathers and date back over 1400 years ago. Over the centuries decoys evolved into wooden carvings. Each decoy carver developed his own distinct style. While the decoys are not used for hunting, they are American folk art and we carve them with craftsmanship and pride, one of a kind, one at a time. No two Bundy Decoys are alike, which is partly why they are so collectable. The one you purchase will be one of a kind. While there are all kinds of gift items in today's world, there are very few that are still made from real wood and even fewer that are made right from the log. Each decoy is handled 28 times and requires many hours of hand labor per piece.
A small shop at the corner of 9th and Conner in Noblesville. They carry a wide array of gifts, favors, and greeting cards, home decor garden items, Signature Pottery, vintage, and antique items, and many surprises.
Garden Thyme at the Old Schoolhouse is all about the garden and what goes into it. Beautiful plants, garden treasures, to architectural salvage surround the lovely 1898 schoolhouse. Your purchases help restore it!
Linden Tree has a longstanding tradition of providing unique, specialty products and gifts at reasonable prices. Linden Tree offers home accent pieces including rugs, lamps and wall art. Interior designers are on site or available by appointment to help with selections.Free gift wrapping is available.
By car
Noblesville sits between two major highways: Interstate 69 and Interstate 65. From Indianapolis and Michigan you can reach Noblesville by way of I-69, just north of Fishers.
By plane
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By car
General speed is to on interstates and highways, and generally on other roads unless otherwise posted.
By bike
Noblesville is very flat, making biking very easy for all levels.
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