Fall Creek Corridor

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Goose the Market features a daily menu of sandwiches, soups, gelato, and small plates, along with cut-to-order raw beef, pork, poultry, game, and seafood + house-made sausages and smoked meats. Enjoy charcuterie from Smoking Goose and other producers here and abroad, farmstead cheeses from near and far, fresh produce, artisan breads, preserves, sauces, pickles, pasta, crackers, flours and grains, and more. Stop in at Enoteca bar in the cellar for Italian style wine by the glass + small plates and take home craft beer and wine by the bottle.

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Enjoy fresh, full-flavored foods in a cozy urban cottage on 16th Street, between Herron-Morton Place and the Old Northside. Plant-based, vegetarian, and vegan options abound, as do meals meant for carnivores. International wine selection emphasizes high-quality and surprising finds at fair prices. Craft beer available. From innovative small plates and hearty entrées to decadent desserts, Tinker Street offers a culinary journey that delights the senses and reflects the vibrant spirit of Indianapolis's dining scene. 

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In 2016, the Fall Creek Place Foundation gathered input from neighbors and spearheaded an effort to create a master plan for the park.  With the goal of creating a space that connects the natural environment with recreation and the arts, Craig Kids Memorial Park is a park unlike any other in Indianapolis, featuring walkways, performance areas, landscaping, a nature playscape and a unique art playscape where art pieces function as playground equipment. The park is a highlight of Fall Creek Place but also an attraction for residents from all over Indianapolis!

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MashCraft was created with one simple idea: To offer our patrons great beer and great service. This idea was born out of a serendipitous convergence of friendships by a uniquely balanced team of owners – each with his own area of expertise. 

From our Master Brewer dreaming up delicious concoctions, to our in-house engineer developing new ways to deliver a great experience, to our business-minded banker drumming up new opportunities to expand our brand, MashCraft was founded by bringing unique people with unique ideas together.

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Former Indiana Secretary of State, Larry Conrad, had the idea that a monument could commemorate both Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy in the park where Kennedy’s calming remarks were made on the night of King’s assassination. Indiana Pacers CEO Donnie Walsh funded a juried competition for a monument design in 1994 with resources from the newly-formed Pacers Foundation. 

Indianapolis writer, Greg R. Perry submitted a design concept that was chosen from a pool of 50 submissions. The monument, dedicated in 1995, is constructed from two massive curves of Cor-Ten steel cut with the outlines of Kennedy and King, cast by Indianapolis sculptor Daniel Edwards. From each of these rounded steel curves of steel leap two half figures, reaching their hands out to one another over a walkway. “The monument is a meeting of opposing artistic sensibilities not normally found together in public monuments: abstract meets figurative,” writes NUVO art critic Dan Grossman. “It’s not just a piece of sculpture that happens to be outside in a public space,” says project consultant Steve Mannheimer. “It’s truly a civic sculpture.”

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Established in 1961, Martin Luther King Jr. Park sits on nearly 14 acres on the near north side. The park is named after civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. who was was instrumental in the adoption of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and was subsequently awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts. The south end of the park features the Landmark for Peace memorial of King and Robert Kennedy, who in 1968 gave a historic address informing Indianapolis residents that King had been assassinated in Memphis Tennessee.

MLK Park has a swimming pool, playground equipment, tennis courts, softball diamonds, shelters, horse shoes, and basketball courts. The Kennedy King Park Center is located just south of the Landmark for Peace memorial. The center hosts Indy Parks staff and an exhibit room dedicated to Dr. King and the history of the Civil Rights Movement in partnership with the Kennedy King Memorial Initiative.

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Your favorite cafe, gathering place, neighborhood spot. Stop by for a tasty beverage, savory food, sweet treat and new spring drink specials! 

We're proud to offer the Indianapolis community a place for everyone. From our family to yours, we put lots of love and careful attention in each drink. Whether you come here for a special drink and a tasty sandwich or your daily drip, we will be happy to see you.We hope you enjoy our work as much as we enjoy bringing it to you.

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Loudmouth Books is an independently owned and operated bookstore and community space! We host author events, children’s story hour, and more, all free and open to the public. Loudmouth is dedicated to channeling our energy and resources right back into community programming focused on increasing access to diverse literature for all Hoosiers.

We are a Black, queer, woman-owned Indianapolis-based independent bookstore dedicated to highlighting banned books and uplifting the work of marginalized authors. Loudmouth was founded by bestselling author and Indianapolis native, Leah Johnson in 2023 in response to ongoing book banning attacks that target BIPOC and queer books and authors. At Loudmouth, we’ll always loudly and proudly proclaim our passion for stories by, for, and about marginalized people.

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Herron High School is an A-rated, National Blue Ribbon School in the heart of Indianapolis, offering students all across Central Indiana a transfomational education. Herron Classical Schools is a community of scholars that advances timeless ideas and content, builds a culture of respect and trust, and engages in an urban environment in order to prepare students to be world-class citizens.

Herron Classical Schools is founded on the belief that a classical, liberal arts education, where students are steeped in great historical thought and invention, is the best preparation for a future life of leadership and service.

Herron Classical School's curriculum is structured around a historical timeline which emphasizes the classic art and literature of many cultures. Presented through the lens of science, mathematics, and humanities, this unique approach to the organization of knowledge provides a means to integrate subjects, and leads students on a journey through the earliest human history right up to modern examples of human creativity.

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Herron-Morton Place Park is located in the middle of the neighborhood on Alabama Street between 19th and 20th. A cornerstone project completed by the Herron-Morton Place Foundation in 2003, the park is an evocative tribute to the neighborhood’s history and spirit.

Visitors will notice a large granite boulder which was a gift by IPS School 45 in 1916 to commemorate Camp Morton, a prisoner of war camp during the Civil War. A bronze historic marker also identifies the use of the land during that time.

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Footlite’s mission is to produce musicals and other dramatic offerings and to provide for education and training of persons in the theatre through hands-on experience and classes in the various stages of dramatic and musical theatre.

Footlite Musicals is a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation founded in 1955. We offer the best of Broadway presenting seven musical productions each year. A new show is on stage about every six weeks beginning in July.

Come early and enjoy our beautiful two-manual, eleven-rank Page Theatre pipe organ, one of only a few left in the United States.

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This lovely community green space features a community garden, picnic shelter, and creative boat-themed playground area.

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Simply stated, we are hell-bent on creating great whiskey and paying homage to Indiana’s rich distilling history. As three Indiana natives, we brought West Fork Whiskey Co. to life to share our interpretation of America's native spirit with the world.

We create sippable, smooth whiskeys our way — always 100% Indiana from grain to glass. We toast to hard work and uncompromising dedication by paying respect to one of the best grain-producing states in America. At the end of the day, what matters most to us is being an Indiana distillery that produces whiskey that tastes great to you.

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Welcome to Provider Café, your Kennedy-King neighborhood hub for coffee, cocktails, and community. Nestled in the historic Tinker House, we offer cozy indoor seating or a vibrant patio for warmer days. Since 2018, we’ve been providing coffee, long drinks, and a place to gather for everyone.

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Baby’s is brought to you by the team behind the ball & biscuit on Mass. Ave.  We chose this spot at the corner of 22nd and Talbott St. for Baby’s because of the diversity and energy of the surrounding neighborhoods.  And we were enamored with the building’s history – including stints ranging from grocery store to drag-show venue.  Our vision for Baby’s is a casual, fun and approachable spot suited for families and b&b cocktail enthusiasts alike.  Our aesthetic gives a little wink to the past, and we hope to play a meaningful role in this area’s future.

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Welcome to Bocca! A modern Italian restaurant located between Herron Morton and Fall Creek Place, Bocca features indoor and outdoor seating, a charming subterranean speakeasy on weekends, an extensive wine list and classic Italian cocktails. 


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CITYOGA invites you to explore the depth of yoga! More than exercise, yoga is the ancient science of self-development that teaches people the fine art of balancing our multi-dimensional lives while living in a complex world. This balance ultimately results in better relationships with ourselves, other beings, our environment and the Divine. Yoga practices refine our natural abilities, unleash blocked energy and bring clarity and calmness to our hearts and minds.

CITYOGA is a school for yoga and health dedicated to improving total well-being and quality of life. Our programs and services enhance health, uplift hearts, deepen spiritual connection and foster positive change.

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St. Richard’s provides a timeless, challenging curriculum that embraces diversity while developing global citizens socially, emotionally, physically, spiritually, and intellectually through the implementation of our Five Pillars for Success: Civic Responsibility, Classic Curriculum, Faith, Global Readiness, and Leadership. Located at 33rd and Meridian Streets, just north of downtown Indianapolis, SRES offers unique partnerships throughout the city that bring learning to life, a rigorous academic curriculum, three world languages, public speaking and leadership opportunities, a strong fine arts program and organized athletics for continued lifetime success. 

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The Marott Apartments in downtown Indianapolis is now renting 1 and 2-bedroom apartments with timeless elegance coupled with resort-like amenities. In addition to our 24-hour concierge services, The Marott offers a beautiful outdoor vanishing edge pool, an indoor pool, and a whirlpool. The business center offers a computer and a printer, free Wi-Fi, and complimentary coffee and tea on weekday mornings. The fully equipped fitness center is accessible 24 hours a day, and a free state-of-the-art tanning bed is also available to the residents. An almost unheard-of amenity in our fast-growing city is free gated parking. These luxury apartments on Historic Meridian Street are just minutes from I-70 and I-65 and the heart of downtown Indy's Monument Circle. Our location is ideal for commuting to IUPUI, Butler University, Marion College, Lilly Campus, and downtown businesses. Enjoy direct access to the best of downtown's retail shopping and dining, the Monon Trail, the Canal Walk, and so much more.

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At Ivy Tech we have the resources, focus, and flexibility to meet students where they are, then walk with them to where they’re going.

No two students’ paths to the future look the same. We get that. So, we listen. We support. We guide. With 70+ academic programs and classes in 75+ communities in Indiana—plus online—you’ll be able to find your fit for the next step in your career.

And that career will lead you to your better life, every day from graduation on.

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Woodstock Club is a private, family oriented country club committed to providing exceptional food and service.  We are home to outstanding recreational facilities and host memorable social events, all in our beautiful historic setting.  Woodstock Club members enjoy eight Har-Tru clay tennis courts and a hard surface pickleball court, along with three lighted and heated platform tennis (paddle tennis) courts plus paddle hut with outdoor decking and fire pits, all set in a natural ravine. The club also has three pools, as well as a nine hole golf course.

We pride ourselves on offering a variety of competitive and recreational leagues and club sports for adults and children and hosting APTA premier national and regional platform tennis tournaments. 

After over 100 years, Woodstock stands as an inclusive and welcoming club for members and their guests.

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The Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center offers modern event facilities in a historical setting. The Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center first opened in 1892 and has hosted more than 129 Indiana State Fairs. Prior to 1892, the first 40 Indiana State Fairs were held at rotating sites around the state.

In 1990, the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center began its present existence as a year-round events center. Since that time, many of our venues have undergone renovations and upgrades that have continued to bring modern comforts to our ability to be a great site for conventions, consumer shows, conferences, sports, concerts, fairs, exhibitions, meetings, weddings, banquets and retreats.

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The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis was founded in 1925 through the stewardship and inspiration of Mary Stewart Carey (1859–1938), a citizen of Indianapolis. After visiting the Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Carey was determined to create a similar museum for Indianapolis. With the help of several civic-minded women and contributions from children in nearby neighborhoods, the museum sprang to life. Over the course of 95 years, The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis has grown in size and stature to become the biggest and best children’s museum in the world.

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Located just northeast of Downtown Indianapolis, the Fall Creek Corridor offers a blend of urban convenience, outdoor recreation, and a strong sense of community. Home to many historic homes and buildings in a mix of architectural styles, including Victorian-era houses and early 20th-century bungalows, the neighborhoods of Fall Creek also boast many popular green spaces, including historic Crown Hill Cemetery, as well as cultural attractions like the [Indiana State Fairgrounds](https://www.dwellane.com/place/indiana-state-fairgrounds-and-event-center) and the [Children's Museum of Indianapolis](https://www.dwellane.com/place/the-childrens-museum-of-indianapolis).

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