Mapleton-Fall Creek

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Fall Creek Corridor

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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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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Visiting Crown Hill is like traveling back in time.  When you set foot on this beautiful stretch of land, you’ll want to explore this vibrant, cultural and historical space, that tells the story of our city, state and country.   It’s a place to find stunning pieces of art in memorials bearing such names as Lilly, Riley, Ralston and Harrison.

It’s a home to several species of trees and a sanctuary to wildlife that runs throughout the grounds.  Crown Hill is a home for history, a resting place for loved ones and a cultural landmark. There are many natural and historical treasures to find within these sacred grounds.

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Tab is located at the corner of 34th Street and Central Avenue on the north side of Indianapolis. Inside the beautiful Gothic sanctuary, you will find a friendly, welcoming congregation. Tabernacle Presbyterian Church has always been committed to a “two- legged Gospel” a balance of evangelical witness from the pulpit and social involvement in the community. For 90 years, Tab Recreation has provided a safe place for boys and girls to participate in a variety of sports and recreational activities. 

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Located just south of the Fall Creek River at 25th and Meridian St, George E. Kessler Park is landscaped with walkways and overlooks Fall Creek. This hidden gem offers beautiful colors of trees and flowers during the spring and summer.

The park is named after city planner and landscape architect George E. Kessler who designed much of Indy’s park and greenway systems along with those in cities across the globe.

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At just four acres, the Watson Road Bird Preserve is one of Indy Parks’ smallest sites, but it provides an important oasis for birds, butterflies, and other wildlife just blocks from the Indiana State Fairgrounds. First established in 1925, the preserve is a destination for Indy Birding and easily accessed by the Fall Creek Greenway Trail.  The natural area of Watson Road Bird Preserve is managed by the DPW Land Stewardship Team, who oversee 1600 acres of natural habitat throughout the Indy Parks system.  

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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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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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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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Mapleton-Fall Creek combines historical charm with modern amenities and a strong sense of community. The neighborhood's historic charm is evident in its well-preserved architecture, including beautiful Victorian, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman-style homes. With eateries, breweries, and specialty markets, you’ll have a piece of Indy foodie culture in your backyard.

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