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Kennedy King

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Fall Creek Corridor

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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Dating back to the 1800s, Kennedy King is a historic and culturally significant area located just north of downtown Indianapolis.  It was in this neighborhood that Robert F. Kennedy delivered a famous speech on April 4, 1968, announcing the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The Landmark for Peace Memorial, a sculpture depicting Kennedy and King reaching out to each other, commemorates this event and stands as a symbol of unity and peace. Rich in architectural history, Kennedy-King is one of Indianapolis’ fastest growing urban neighborhoods, offering a quiet and unique enclave within the bustling vibrancy of Indianapolis. 

Explore the Kennedy King neighborhood in Indianapolis, browse the latest listings, and find your perfect home.

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