If you’re taken aback by the choice of more than 30 donut flavors, a good place to start is the Pershing, made with swirled cinnamon dough and topped with maple icing. The business moved to its present location at 820 W South St in 1980 and also has a branch in Westfield. Now into its third generation, this bakery & deli first opened in Lebanon in the 1950s and has earned recognition for making some of the finest donuts and pastries in Indiana. Titus Bakery & Deli Source: Tibor Duris / shutterstock Donuts There’s something of interest on all four sides of the square, with lovely old facades and a variety of shops for gifts, games, handmade candles and clothing, along with a distillery in the old jail and an old-fashioned butcher (Saint Adrian Meats & Sausage).ĥ. Standing 35 feet, 3 inches tall, these were thought to have been some of the largest single piece limestone columns in the country at the time. This is the fourth to be built in Lebanon and is noteworthy for its magnificent art-glass dome and massive pillars in the Ionic order. The courthouse itself is in the Classical Revival style, and was completed in 1911.
This space has long been a gathering place for the city, and hosts a newly created two-day music festival in June. Lebanon has a compact central commercial district, concentrated almost entirely on the historic square around the Boone County Courthouse. Lebanon Courthouse Square Source: Roberto Galan / shutterstock Boone County Courthouse There are plenty of family-owned businesses in Lebanon that have thrived for decades, like the confectioner, Donaldson’s Finer Chocolates and Titus Bakery & Deli, making some of the best donuts in the Indianapolis area. The city dates back to 1832, and if you’re wondering about the name, it comes from an early pioneer coming across a grove of hickories here and comparing them to the cedars of Lebanon mentioned in the bible.ĭowntown Lebanon coalesces around the impressive Boone County Courthouse, which has long set the scene for community festivals year round, from a Christmas parade to a 50s-themed bash in September. Summer Concerts at DriveHubler.Around 30 minutes northwest of Mile Square, the small town of Lebanon is the seat of Boone County. New Palestine Farmers Market: Every 4th Sunday | 12-3pmįranklin Farmers Market : Every Saturday 8am-12pmįree Family Swim Nights: Franklin Aquatic Center every Thursday 6-8PM Music on Depot : Every 4th Friday | Begins at 6PM New Palestine: Meadow Lake Village + Thorp Farms
SEASHORE WATER PARK LEBANON IN SERIES
Live at The Rails : Free summer concert series | Dates & times vary
SEASHORE WATER PARK LEBANON IN MOVIE
Summer Movie Series : Dates vary | Movies begin at dusk Noblesville Farmers Market : Saturdays | 8am-12pm Movies at Midtown : Every Monday | 12PM, 3PM, 6PMįamily Concert Series at The Gazebo : Every Wednesday | 7-9PMĬoncerts at The Commons : Saturdays | 7-10PMįood Truck Fridays : Every 2nd & 4th Friday | 11AM-1:30PM Seashore Water Park : Open daily | Daily admission or summer pass availableĬarmel Farmers Market: Every Saturday | 8am-11:30am Zionsville Cultural District Summer Concert Series : Every Wednesday | 7PM Lebanon City Market : Every Tuesday | 4-7PM Stay cool and play hard, it’s going to be a great summer with Pyatt! It’s officially summer and we are so excited! To celebrate, we’ve rounded up free, fun activities for you and your family to enjoy this summer in each of our communities.
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