Fishers Magazine April 2026

2026 DIRECTORY + RELOCATION GUIDE

KNEPP WEALTH MANAGEMENT

REDEFINING WEALTH MANAGEMENT IN HAMILTON COUNTY

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LARRY LANNAN

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Welcome TO FISHERS

A PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE ON GROWTH AND COMMUNITY

Writer / Larry Lannan

First, allow me to welcome you to Fishers, Indiana — a community consistently recognized by national publications as one of the best places to live in the United States. When I moved from Indianapolis to Fishers in 1991, it looked nothing like it does today. At the time, we were a town of about 9,000 residents — a growing suburb, but one that was dwarfed by communities such as Carmel and Greenwood.

That same year, I married my wife, Jane. Three years later, we welcomed our twin daughters, Allison and Mary, into the world. Both received outstanding educations through Hamilton Southeastern Schools and are now college graduates. Like so many families, we have watched our children grow up alongside this community.

From 9,000 residents in 1991 to more than 100,000 today, Fishers’ growth has been remarkable. Experts estimate the population will reach approximately 110,000 by the end of 2026.

In 1991, I was employed by the federal government. After retiring in 2011 — and drawing on earlier experience as a journalist

— I launched the local news website LarryInFishers.com in January 2012. In 2016, I added a podcast series featuring local guests and community conversations.

I have had the privilege of watching Fishers grow and mature — first as a resident and now as a journalist covering the stories that shape our city. It has truly been a front-row seat to the evolution of a special place.

Why has Fishers grown so rapidly, and why has it received so many accolades?

Leadership has played a key role. After the transition from town to city government, Scott Fadness was elected as Fishers’ first — and so far only — mayor. He has been proactive in pursuing development while keeping a close focus on what many describe as “quality of life” issues. Under his leadership, the city has constructed a new City Hall and Arts Center, developed an Event Center and opened a new Community Center — all while maintaining the local property tax rate. His understanding of municipal finance has been central to that progress.

Equally important is our civic culture. Fishers benefits from a wide range of clubs, nonprofits, faith communities and volunteer organizations dedicated to strengthening our city. That culture thrives because of committed residents who care deeply about where they live.

There are always exceptions to any broad statement, but I sincerely believe Fishers’ greatest asset is its people. Having lived here for more than three decades, I have seen this firsthand. Fishers is a special city because the people who live here are special. It is as simple as that.

I treasure the many friendships Jane and I have gained since moving here in 1991, and I am confident you will experience the same sense of community.

Welcome to Fishers. I hope our paths cross soon, and I look forward to greeting you personally.

KNEPP WEALTH MANAGEMENT

REDEFINING WEALTH MANAGEMENT IN HAMILTON COUNTY

Writer

In Hamilton County, growth is expected. Businesses expand, real estate values rise, and portfolios increase.

But growth alone is not a strategy. At Knepp Wealth Management, the conversation begins with a different question: Do you have a portfolio — or do you have a plan?

For Founder and President Jon-Jon Knepp, that distinction defines the firm. After more than two decades guiding individuals and families through market cycles, life transitions, liquidity events, and major financial decisions, Jon-Jon believes wealth management should do more than accumulate assets. It should create clarity, structure, and confidence — especially when the focus shifts from building wealth to deploying it with intention.

That philosophy shapes how the firm approaches wealth at every stage. Many

investors accumulate positions over time: 401(k)s, brokerage accounts, equity compensation, and mutual funds layered over decades. Each addition may have been appropriate but often lacks coordination with the overall portfolio.

“People are trained to ignore their accounts and let them ride,” Jon-Jon says. “At a certain point, the question shifts from growth alone to structure.”

He often shares an analogy that resonates with clients: a mountaineer who climbed the Seven Summits once noted that nearly all mountain-climbing fatalities occur on the descent, not on the ascent. “The ascent and descent require different strategies,” Jon-Jon explains. “Building wealth takes discipline. Transitioning that wealth, whether in ten years or today, requires precision.”

For some, this transition involves preparing

concentrated equity for future liquidity. For others, it means optimizing tax efficiency before retirement. For those already drawing income, it requires coordinating assets to manage volatility and support lifestyle needs.

The inflection point does not begin at retirement. It starts when wealth becomes complex enough to require a structured approach.

Knepp Wealth Management designs written, coordinated strategies aligned to how clients want to live — now and in the decades ahead.

FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITY AS AN OPERATING STANDARD

At the core of the firm’s approach is its fiduciary standard, a commitment to placing clients’ best interests first.

Jon-Jon holds a Series 65 license and serves as an Investment Advisory Representative, operating under a fiduciary obligation that requires objectivity, transparency, and disciplined oversight. In a financial services landscape where standards of care can vary, that distinction matters.

But for Jon-Jon, fiduciary responsibility isn’t a marketing phrase. It’s operational. “We don’t build plans around products,” he says. “We build them around people.”

This approach requires understanding each client’s life stage, income needs, tax exposure, risk tolerance, and longterm legacy goals before recommending a strategy. It also involves ongoing accountability, not just a single transaction.

Trust, Jon-Jon says, is built through consistency. And consistency requires structure.

ACTIVE WEALTH MANAGEMENT

Active wealth management wasn’t always part of the firm’s model. For nearly the first decade of his career, Jon-Jon focused on conservative strategies, deliberately avoiding approaches that relied on passive exposure without oversight.

“I never wanted to tell someone to simply stay the course regardless of conditions,” he says. “If markets evolve, strategy should evolve.”

Today, the firm uses disciplined, risk-aware

allocation methods to evaluate economic conditions and adjust exposure as needed. The goal is not prediction, but stewardship, ensuring portfolios remain aligned with each client’s life stage and risk profile.

For those building wealth, this means managing concentration and volatility. For those transitioning to income, it means recognizing the importance of sequence and structure.

Markets change. Life changes. Strategy, Jon-Jon believes, should adapt to both.

A CLEARER PICTURE OF YOUR PORTFOLIO

When new clients arrive, many bring statements that appear diversified on the surface, but the underlying reality is often quite different.

For others, repositioning.

The firm’s no-cost portfolio analysis initiates the real conversation. It is a structured, comprehensive review that shows exactly what you own, what it costs, and whether it supports your goals.

In many mutual funds, the same companies appear repeatedly across multiple funds, each trading independently. The result can be overlapping exposure, layered fees, and unintended tax drag that quietly erodes returns.

“Most people know the name of the fund,” Jon-Jon says. “They don’t always know what’s inside it, or what it’s actually costing them.”

The analysis goes beyond surface-level diversification by identifying overlap, cost inefficiencies, tax exposure, and income misalignment, then outlines what a more coordinated structure could accomplish.

For some clients, that means simplifying.

In many cases, this means replacing pooled vehicles with direct holdings to improve transparency and tax control.

The goal isn’t complexity. It’s clarity.

From there, the firm follows four disciplined phases: discovery, coordinated plan design, intentional implementation, and ongoing oversight, ensuring every component works toward the same objective.

Every plan is documented, every strategy is intentional, and every recommendation aligns with the client’s vision for their life.

Some prioritize legacy. Others value flexibility. Many simply want confidence that their wealth is structured to support whatever comes next.

“There’s no cookie-cutter answer,” Jon-Jon says. “Your life leads the strategy. Every decision supports that direction.”

A RECOGNIZED STANDARD

Jon-Jon’s commitment to his clients extends beyond his practice. He recently joined the

Forbes Finance Council, a membership community for senior financial services executives.

This reflects his professional standing and contributions to the broader wealth management conversation.

“The way people think about wealth is evolving,” he says. “Our job is to stay ahead of that — and to bring those insights directly to our clients.”

Founded in 2005 and based in Fishers, Knepp Wealth Management serves clients locally and nationwide. The firm has grown intentionally by expanding its team, upgrading technology, and refining its planning and client experience, while keeping service at the center.

“If we’re the right fit, great,” Jon-Jon says. “If not, that’s okay. At least you’ll know exactly where you stand — and what it’s costing you.”

As Hamilton County continues to grow, so does the complexity of the financial decisions its residents face. In that environment, clarity is not a luxury. It is an advantage.

Knepp Wealth Management delivers this advantage through structure, fiduciary discipline, and coordinated strategy, because real wealth is not measured solely by accumulation. It is measured by how effectively it is structured to support every stage that follows.

For more information, visit KneppWealthManagement.com.

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LET’S GET FIRED UP!

INDY IGNITE MATCHES ARE THE PLACE TO BE

Writer / Mark Robinson

It’s the hottest team in town with the hottest ticket in town. If you haven’t checked out the Indy Ignite yet at Fishers Event Center, get there fast! The 2026 season for Indiana’s only women’s professional volleyball team ends the first weekend in May.

The Ignite are among eight teams competing this season in Major League Volleyball, the premier pro league in the United States—and three more expansion teams in Minnesota, Northern California, and Washington, D.C. are set to join MLV for the 2027 season. Last year in the franchise’s inaugural season, the Ignite made it all the way to the championship finals. This year, they’re blazing their way toward another playoff berth, leading the league at the season’s midpoint.

In addition to “lighting it up” on the court, the team has already built a strong and loyal fan base that makes Fishers Event Center the place to be on game night. Led by the Ignite’s diva mascot, Pepper, and backed by multiple fan-friendly activities that take place during and around each match, the arena brims

with excitement for every Indy home date. Longtime volleyball followers and newcomers alike enjoy watching the spectacular athleticism of the players on the court while savoring the fun atmosphere and goings-on surrounding the competition—and they can’t wait to come back for more.

“Having our fans behind us every game and just how loud and involved they are in every game,” says Ignite setter Ainise Havili. “It’s definitely a difference maker for us.”

Ignite middle blocker Blake Mohler played collegiately at Purdue University, so she was well acquainted with the fervor of the state’s volleyball fans when she returned to join the Ignite.

“From the beginning, I’ve said Indiana is a volleyball state,” Mohler says. “Going to Purdue and being around those fans for five years, I knew that the crowd here was going to be insane. And they get us through tough matches; they get us through the good matches. They support us 24-7, and we’re so

thankful for them.”

Primary missions of the franchise are to empower women and serve the community. One way the Ignite does just that is by connecting with the enthusiastic Indiana volleyball community. From inviting area clubs to attend matches, to hosting camps for players of all ages and skill levels, to supporting high school volleyball by promoting a match of the week in the fall season, the Ignite are shining a light and paving the way for the next generation of women’s sports and inspiring girls to pursue their passion – whether in volleyball or elsewhere – with relentless ambition.

There’s still time to check out the Ignite as they make their run toward the MLV playoffs. Home matches remain on April 12 (vs. Atlanta at 3 p.m. ET), April 19 (vs. Dallas, 6 p.m.), May 1 (vs. Columbus, 7 p.m.) and May 3 (vs. San Diego, 3 p.m.). For more information about the team and to purchase tickets, visit IndyIgniteVB.com.

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT

AGELESS AESTHETICS

Writer / Renee Larr

Photographer / Laura Kendrick

In a fast-moving, competitive industry, Ageless Aesthetics builds trust by prioritizing a patient-first approach: fostering genuine relationships through attentive listening, tailoring treatments to individual goals, and maintaining open communication. Founded by aesthetic nurse practitioner Shelley Clayton, the Indianapolis-based medical spa has earned a remarkable string of honors over the past six years, but Clayton insists the awards are simply a reflection of something deeper.

“It shows us we’re doing the right thing by our patients,” Clayton says. “Our goal is to make sure they feel comfortable, educated and genuinely taken care of. When they vote for us, it tells us they’re happy, and that means everything.”

Since 2020, Ageless Aesthetics has consistently been recognized by the Aesthetic Everything Industry Awards as “Top Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner,” “Top Women in Aesthetic Medicine,” “Top Women Injectors,” and “Top Medical Spa Midwest.” The accolades continued year after year, expanding to include “Top Business Owner of the Year in Aesthetics,” IAOTP’s “Empowered Woman of the Year,” repeated “Best of Indianapolis” and “Best of Southside” honors from the Daily

Journal, and most recently, “Best Medical Spa Midwest” in 2026. The practice has also been named “Medical Spa of the Year,” featured in Global Icons 2022 by Passion Vista, and recognized by Indianapolis Monthly as the “Face of Medical Spas.”

For patients, those titles offer reassurance in what can feel like a vulnerable decision.

“Aesthetic treatments are very personal,” Clayton says. “You’re trusting someone with your face and with your confidence. That can be scary. Our philosophy is to enhance you without overdoing it. We’re about keeping you, you. When you tell someone, ‘You don’t need that,’ it builds trust. We’re not pushy. We don’t use high-pressure tactics. Patients feel that difference.”

The team’s commitment to excellence extends beyond ethics to education. Staff members participate in ongoing training,

conferences and quarterly sessions to stay ahead of evolving techniques. Ageless Aesthetics has also introduced advanced technology, including 3D facial scanning that creates an AI-assisted analysis of skin health, measuring texture, pigmentation and even millimeter-level lift in beforeand-after comparisons. The practice also offers SoftWave ultrasound skin tightening, a popular no-downtime treatment that stimulates collagen without the recovery associated with more aggressive procedures.

While offering cutting-edge technology enhances the patient experience, Clayton believes the defining factor is the culture at Ageless Aesthetics. The business started as a leap of faith and has grown to three thriving locations across Indianapolis, with a fourth in Fishers opening soon. Clayton’s intentional focus on cultivating a highly skilled, collaborative team further reinforces the clinic’s patient-first commitment.

“I had no idea when I started if I’d even be good at this,” Clayton says. “Now we have clients who treat us like family. We feel honored and blessed.”

Success, for Clayton, isn’t just measured in awards, though there are many. It’s measured in confidence restored, relationships built, and a team that celebrates wins together, even with the occasional girls’ trip to Miami.

In a crowded field, Ageless Aesthetics sets itself apart through earned trust, one patient at a time, every time.

For more information, visit agelessindy.com.

CONNECT

LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER

WELCOME TO FISHERS!

Hi there! I’m Alison Gatz, the proud owner of Fishers Magazine — and as someone who’s called this amazing city home for 25 years, I can honestly say: you’re going to love it here!

When my family first moved to Fishers, we were drawn by the fantastic schools and welcoming neighborhoods — the perfect place to raise a family. And raise a family we did! Three kids later, we’re now settling into the empty nester chapter, and Fishers just keeps getting better. The dining scene, the entertainment options, the beautiful new parks and trails, the exciting new businesses popping up around every corner... there’s always something new to discover. No matter where you are in life, Fishers has a way of feeling just right.

As you’re getting settled in, we’d love for you to get to know Fishers Magazine. We’ve been a proud part of this community since 2013, and our heart is all about connection — bringing residents, businesses, and organizations together and helping everyone feel like they truly belong here. From shining a spotlight on incredible local nonprofits and small businesses to cheering on civic engagement, we’re here to share the stories that make Fishers so special.

Come hang out with us on Facebook and Instagram for local events, fun conversations, story highlights, and monthly giveaways (yes, free stuff!). And if you’d like to receive the magazine — print or digital — just head over to townepost.com/fishers to sign up.

We are so glad you’re here. Welcome home!

LETTER FROM THE MAYOR

Dear Residents,

It’s an honor to collaborate with Fishers Magazine on another edition of the Fishers Relocation Guide. As a new resident, or maybe a curious longtime resident, the contents of this issue are the culmination of the hard work over the past decade to make Fishers one of the best places to live in the country. Due to our strategic investments in infrastructure, economic development and recreational space, we have transformed our community from a small suburb in the shadow of bustling Indianapolis into Indiana’s fourthlargest city and home to some of the region’s most unique amenities.

As you settle into our city, you’ll discover the places, organizations, and community spirit that make Fishers so special. Places like the Fishers Art Center and new Fishers Community Center, Strengthened by IU Health— facilities built to provide our residents with the most-requested amenities identified during a citywide survey in

2021. Destinations like Conner Prairie, a Smithsonian-affiliated institution and one of the most visited outdoor museums in the country, and Fishers Event Center, which brings sports teams and performers from around the U.S. to our city. You’ll meet community partners like the awardwinning HSE Schools, which had near 99% graduation rate in 2025, and the Hamilton East Public Library, which serves our community through their extensive collection, dynamic Ignite makerspace, and free programming for residents of all ages.

Then there’s the community spirit that makes Fishers truly unique. The way our community comes together during times of both celebration and loss continues to humble me. Fishers is a place where neighbors help one another, where new friends are made on the soccer field or at the neighborhood cookout, and we come together for beloved annual traditions like Spark!Fishers festival, Fishers Farmers Market presented by IU Health, and

summer concerts at the Nickel Plate District AMP. I am incredibly proud to serve this community and call Fishers home.

Although we’ll never stop innovating and striving to be better than we are today, I’m excited for 2026 as the year where we can celebrate so many of these long-awaited projects finally coming to fruition. I encourage you to get out and explore all that Fishers has to offer, from our trail system—now featuring connections to Indianapolis, Carmel, and Noblesville— to our many parks, restaurants, and local shops that infuse our community with vibrancy and culture.

I hope to see you out soaking up all that Fishers has to offer, and welcome home.

Yours in service,

Scott Fadness Mayor of Fishers

CITY OF FISHERS OFFICIAL WELCOME GUIDE

2026 DIRECTORY + RELOCATION GUIDE

CONTACT US

CITY HALL AT FISHERS MUNICIPAL CENTER

1 Municipal Drive, Fishers 46038

M-F, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM; (excludes holidays) 317-595-3111

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FISHERS CITY SERVICES

3 Municipal Drive, Fishers 46038

M-F, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (excludes holidays) 317-595-3111

FishersIN.gov/CityServices

Billing, city court, and permits. Free garage parking available around the Municipal Complex.

FISHERS HEALTH DEPARTMENT

Clinic & Administration

11400 Johnson Farm Way, Fishers 46037

Clinic: M/W/F: 9 AM – 1 PM, T/Th: 3 – 7 PM | 317-537-0500

Admin: M-F, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM | 317-567-5045

Healthdept@FishersIN.gov Health.FishersIN.gov

VITAL RECORDS & HEALTH DEPT. PERMITTING

3 Municipal Drive, Fishers 46038

M-F, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (excludes holidays)

317-526-7102

HealthDept@FishersIN.gov Health.FishersIN.gov

FISHERS PARKS

8100 East 106th Street, Fishers 46038

M-F, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (excludes holidays) 317-595-3150

FishersParks.com

FISHERS POLICE DEPARTMENT

4 Municipal Drive, Fishers 46038

Non-Emergency: 317-595-3300

Office: 317-595-3300

Police.FishersIN.gov

FISHERS FIRE DEPARTMENT

2 Municipal Drive, Fishers 46038

Non-Emergency: 317-595-3200 or 317-846-2525

Office: 317-595-3200

Fire.FishersIN.gov

FISHERS COMMUNITY CENTER,

Strengthened by IU Health

11400 Johnson Farm Way, Fishers 46037

317-595-3123

FishersCommunityCenter.com

FISHERS CITY COURT

3 Municipal Drive, Fishers 46038

317-595-3130

FISHERS CITY CLERK

3 Municipal Drive, Fishers 46038 317-595-3145

ZONING & CODE ENFORCEMENT

317-595-3120

PERMITTING & INSPECTIONS

317-595-3120

UTILITIES

WASTE & RECYCLING SERVICES

Billing: Fishers Utilities 317-595-3140

Utilities@FishersIN.gov FishersIN.gov/Utilities Service Requests: Republic Services 877-692-9729 republicservices.com

ELECTRIC

Duke Energy

800-228-8485

Duke-energy.com

NINESTAR CONNECT

317-326-3131 ninestarconnect.com

WATER

American Water

800-272-1325 amwater.com

CITIZENS ENERGY GROUP

317-924-3311 citizensenergygroup.com

SEWER & STORMWATER

Fishers Utilities 317-595-3140

Utilities@FishersIN.gov FishersIN.gov/Utilities

GAS

CenterPoint Energy (formerly Vectren) 800-227-1376 centerpointenergy.com

RESIDENT RESOURCES

CITY E-NEWS

Stay up to date on the latest happenings with the City of Fishers’ e-newsletters, including news from the Mayor’s Office, Fishers Parks, Police & Fire departments, Fishers Health Department, and more. Sign up at FishersIN.gov/Subscribe.

CITY COUNCIL

Public City Council meetings are typically held on the third Monday of the month at 7 p.m. Find your councilor’s contact information, see meeting agendas and minutes, watch live and recorded public meetings, and submit public comments at FishersIN.gov/CityCouncil.

FISHERS CONNECT

Your one-stop shop for all city services. Use the free mobile app to report potholes, high weeds and grass, snow-plow needs, and more. Download the Fishers Connect app for free or visit FishersIN.gov/FishersConnect.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Find out what’s happening in Fishers with the community calendar at FishersIN.gov/Events. Local organizations and businesses are invited to submit their event listings for free.

DRIVE FISHERS

Stay up to date on current and upcoming construction projects around the community when you visit FishersIN. gov/DriveFishers and sign up for our weekly construction newsletter, or follow @DriveFishers on X for real-time updates.

SMART 911

With Smart911, you can provide dispatch and first responders with critical information you want them to know in any kind of emergency. This system allows users to include additional information such as vehicle descriptions, medications, medical emergency contacts and proxies, home floor plans, and pet information. Smart911 is encrypted and secure, and all personal information can only be accessed by first responders when an emergency event has been triggered with a call for assistance by the application user. Sign up at Smart911.com.

STIGMA FREE FISHERS

StigmaFreeFishers.com offers residents free access to the CredibleMind platform, an online resource with over 16,000 expert-rated and evidence-based mental health resources including podcasts, articles, assessments, local resources and more. Get started at StigmaFreeFishers.com.

FISHERS HONORS & HOMETOWN HELP FOR HEROES

The City of Fishers honors the servicemen and women who call Fishers home. With ceremonies and opportunities to share that honor with loved ones available throughout the year, residents can feel connected to those who protect our country - past, present, and future.

FISHERS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

The Fishers Department of Public Works helps alleviate the practical burdens that military families face by providing lawn-care services and snow removal for families with one or more heads of household deployed in any branch of service, through its Hometown Help for Heroes program. Apply and learn more at FishersIN.gov/FishersHonors.

EXPERIENCE YOUR COMMUNITY

NICKEL PLATE DISTRICT

The Nickel Plate District (NPD) in downtown Fishers is a designated Statewide Cultural District with makerspaces and art galleries, breweries, coffee shops, and annual outdoor festivals. It’s home to the Fishers Municipal Complex including City Hall, City Services, and Fishers Art Center, along with the headquarters for the Fishers Police Department and Fishers Fire & Emergency Services. The district features the Hamilton East Public Library, the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater, dynamic public art, community events and festivals, and the core of the Nickel Plate Trail, Strengthened by IU Health. The NPD offers many free parking garages and ample street parking for your next adventure.

FISHERS EVENT CENTER & FISHERS DISTRICT

The 7,500-seat venue in Fishers District is the largest mid-size event center in the Indianapolis region and hosts concerts, entertainment acts, sports events, and community activities. It is also home to local sports teams including Indy Fuel (professional hockey), Indy Ignite (professional women’s volleyball) and Fishers Freight (indoor football). Fishers District is one of the region’s largest shopping, living and dining destinations. With world-class dining like 1933 Lounge by St. Elmo and Clutch Kitchen inside Sun King Fishers, and local businesses like Blue Peppermint Boutique and Kincaid’s Meat Market, the District is perfect for a brunch with friends or night out.

FISHERS ART CENTER

The Fishers Art Center is part of the Fishers Municipal Center located at 1 Municipal Drive, which also includes Fishers City Hall. Operated by the Indianapolis Art Center, Fishers Art Center offers art classes and one-day workshops for all ages, as well as summer camps, rotating galleries, and a performance theater. Learn more at FishersArtCenter.org.

NICKEL PLATE TRAIL

Spanning five miles through Fishers from 96th Street to 146th Street, the Nickel Plate Trail, Strengthened by IU Health, connects the northern and southern portions of our community, weaving through neighborhoods, commercial districts, and natural landscapes. The trail also connects to Noblesville’s trail in the north and Indianapolis’ portion in the south, offering even more miles to explore. Visit FishersParks. com/NickelPlateTrail to learn more.

FISHERS COMMUNITY CENTER

The Fishers Community Center, Strengthened by IU Health, is the city’s newest health and wellness destination. Residents and visitors can enjoy free access to the indoor track and Fishers Community Center Indoor Playground, Strengthened by Riley Children’s Health, by signing up for a Community Pass. Memberships offer access to even more amenities, including the aquatics center, fitness center and classes, and sports courts. Learn more and sign up at FishersCommunityCenter.com.

FISHERS WHITE RIVER PARK

The Fishers White River Park, situated west of the 96th Street and Allisonville Road intersection, is a key addition to connecting visitors to existing trails and waterways throughout Fishers. The 120-acre park offers scenic overlooks, creek and river access points, 2.45 miles of trails, and a kayak launch. Learn more at FishersParks.com/ FWRP.

NICKEL PLATE DISTRICT AMPHITHEATER

Located in the heart of the downtown Nickel Plate District, the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater is more than just a stage - it’s a community destination. In recent years, the venue welcomed national touring acts like Chase Rice, Band of Horses, Avett Brothers and Gov’t Mule. It also serves as home to the Fishers Farmers Market, Spark!Fishers festival, and other local celebrations. Visit npdamp.com for the current entertainment lineup.

FISHERS AGRIPARK

A 33-acre urban farm and one of the city’s most unique assets, the Fishers AgriPark, Strengthened by IU Health, is one of the nation’s largest urban farms and pays homage to Fishers’ agricultural roots. Now open year-round, residents are invited to the AgriPark for seasonal U-pick opportunities in the public fields and gardens, animal encounters, and special programming. In partnership with HSE Schools, every second grader visits the Fishers AgriPark for Farm2Table, a handson study trip that teaches how plants, animals, and farming support our food supply chain. Learn more at FishersAgriPark. com.

FISHERS MAKER PLAYGROUND

The Fishers Maker Playground is a 15,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art, public makerspace at Hub & Spoke, just

off the Nickel Plate Trail at 106th Street. This Fishers Parks makerspace offers a wood shop, metal shop, CNC machine, 3D printer, computers, tools, and supplies to cut, form, and create. Both memberships and day passes are available, and the facility also offers special programming and classes throughout the year. In partnership with HSE Schools, every fifth grader visits the Maker Playground for hands-on learning as they discover engineering and trades. Learn more at FishersMPG.com.

GEIST RESERVOIR

The 1,900-acre reservoir in east Fishers offers outdoor fun for all ages at one of our community’s largest natural assets. Home of Geist Waterfront Park, the reservoir is a popular summer destination for boating, fishing, water sports, waterfront dining, and stunning scenery. In September, the city hosts the annual Geist Half Marathon Race Series, including a half marathon, 10K, and 5K walk/run across the reservoir. Learn more at GeistHalf.com and FishersParks.com/ GWP.

CONNER PRAIRIE

Conner Prairie is a nationally acclaimed, living-history destination and Indiana’s first Smithsonian affiliate. Spanning more than 1,000 acres, this attraction combines history and science to encourage visitors to explore Indiana’s natural and cultural heritage. Located in west Fishers, Conner Prairie also hosts popular seasonal festivals including History on Tap, Jupiter Flights, Headless Horsemen, and A Merry Prairie Holiday. In March 2026, Conner Prairie debuted its new Museum Experience Center, featuring new indoor experiences

like Power of Place, Wellspring and Torn: A Family Portrait. In partnership with HSE Schools, every fourth-grader experiences hands-on learning of Indiana history through live interpreters and activities of the 1800s. Learn more at ConnerPrairie.org.

HAMILTON EAST PUBLIC LIBRARY

The Hamilton East Public Library is dedicated to serving the community’s literary needs. The library hosts educational talks, programming and events for all ages throughout the year, and offers free access to thousands of titles of books, e-books, films, and more to Hamilton County residents. The library is also home to Ignite Studio, an arts-focused, 15,000-square-foot makerspace that’s open to the public. Learn more at HamiltonEastPL.org.

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CADILLAC FORMULA1 HEADQUARTERS

Fishers is proud to be the home of the Cadillac Formula 1 Team headquarters, where innovation, engineering excellence, and global competition converge. As Formula 1’s newest American team, Cadillac F1 will design and engineer its race cars right here in Fishers. Manufacturing at the facility on the southwest side of Fishers is expected to begin in 2026, with office operations opening in 2027. It’s another way Fishers continues to lead, innovate, and drive the future forward.

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FISHERS CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS

Fishers City Council meets on the third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Fishers Municipal Center Theater (1 Municipal Drive). Meetings are open to the public and livestreamed on the City of Fishers’ YouTube channel. Visit FishersIN.gov/ CityCouncil to learn more and connect with your local Council representative.

VOLUNTEER FISHERS

The City of Fishers offers many ways for residents and organizations to get involved in causes that are important to you, whether it’s volunteering at a community event, at a park, or with a local nonprofit organization. For ongoing, year-round opportunities, Adopt a Storm Drain or join the Park Steward and Rain Garden Steward programs to help keep Fishers clean, beautiful, and safe. Visit VolunteerFishers.com to find ways to give back.

FISHERS COMMUNITY CENTER (FCC)

The Fishers Community Center, Strengthened by IU Health, was community by the community, for the community, as a hub where residents of all ages can connect, stay active, and strengthen the bonds that make Fishers thrive.  The105,000 square feet, state-of-the-art facility features an indoor walking track and playground, aquatics and fitness center, sports courts, community café, and more. Learn more and join the FCC family at FishersCommunityCenter.com.

CITIZEN ACADEMIES

The City of Fishers offers residents a behind-the-scenes exploration of local government, fire, health, and police operations through its free citizen academy programming, offered year-round. Learn more at FishersIN.gov/ CitizenAcademies.

YOUTH ACADEMIES

The year-long Mayor’s Youth Academy gives high school students within the Fishers community the opportunity to build community awareness, participate in hands-on learning alongside City leaders, and learn more about future careers in the public sector. The Teen Public Health Academy, hosted

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by the Fishers Health Department, invites high schoolers to learn about public health career professions and public health at a local department level through an interactive, one-week course. The Fishers Police Department Cadet Academy helps young adults ages 14 to 19 learn more about careers in law enforcement. To register and learn more, visit FishersIN.gov/ CitizenAcademies.

ANNUAL CLUB DAY

The annual Club Day at the Fishers Farmers Market, presented by IU Health, connects residents with local clubs and social organizations throughout the community. For information on this year’s Club Day event, visit FishersParks.com/Market.

FISHERS ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON DISABILITY

The Fishers Advisory Committee on Disability is made up of active citizens who are engaged in their community, ask tough questions, and get results when it comes to disability advocacy. Every March, the committee hosts Fishers’s local celebration of National Disability Awareness Month, with a series of special events and programs throughout the community. Visit FishersIN.gov/DisabilityAwareness to learn more.

LAUNCH FISHERS

Looking for a home for your next big idea? Launch Fishers is a 52,000-square-foot co-working space near the downtown Nickel Plate District for high-impact innovators and creators. At Launch Fishers, find a community of like-minded individuals, resources, and mentors to help “launch” your ideas into reality. With over 600 members, Launch Fishers is the largest co-working space in the Midwest. Learn more at LaunchFishers.com.

INDIANA IOT LAB - FISHERS

An epicenter for innovation and Indiana’s first Internet of Things (IoT) Lab, the Indiana IoT Lab - Fishers fosters innovation, entrepreneurship, and collaboration between both established and growing tech entities to fuel entrepreneurship in the IoT industry. Find out more at IndianaIOT.com.

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FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT FISHERS

FISHERS IS A PLACE OF FIRSTS.

It’s home to Indiana’s first Smithsonian affiliate, Conner Prairie, a nationally acclaimed, living-history destination spanning more than 1,000 acres and featuring a brand-new Museum Experience Center in spring 2026. It is also the site of the state’s first Internet of Things Lab, Indiana IoT Lab-Fishers, a launch pad for new tech companies and epicenter of innovation. Fishers also boasts some of the largest assets in the region, and even the country. It’s home to one of the nation’s largest urban farms, the Fishers AgriPark, Strengthened by IU Health; the largest mid-size event center in the Indy region, the Fishers Event Center; and the largest co-working space in the Midwest, Launch Fishers. With a vision to be smart, vibrant and entrepreneurial, Fishers strives to embrace innovation, take risks, and work to improve not only Hamilton County, but the entire region and state. Elected in 2015, Mayor Scott Fadness is Fishers’ first and only mayor to date and serves as chair of the Central Indiana Regional Development Authority (CIRDA).

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SAFETY IS A PRIORITY.

Fishers was recognized as the fourth-safest city in America for 2025 by MoneyGeek. Fishers Police and Fishers Fire Department not only protect and serve the community but also host an array of public engagement and education initiatives, including citizen academies, cul-de-sac drills, free car seat inspection clinics, vacation watch services, and events like Safety Day and National Night Out. Fishers Health Department - one of the state’s only municipal health departments - also keeps residents safe through vaccinations and testing, including free COVID testing, along with mental health services and a fall-prevention program. The health department also

manages a food grading scale for all Fishers restaurants, requiring them to post their food letter grade on their exterior door or window.

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FISHERS OFFERS

WORLD-CLASS CULINARY, SPORTS, AND ENTERTAINMENT EXPERIENCES.

With staples like Tiburon Coastal Cuisine, Clutch Kitchen by Celebrity Chef Kelsey Murphy, and 1933 Lounge by St. Elmo, and new restaurants like The Oakmont, Flower Child, and Kitchen Social on the horizon, Fishers is quickly becoming a culinary destination. The sports and entertainment scene is no different. The Fishers Event Center, located in the Fishers District, hosts national concert tours and local sports teams, including Indy Fuel, Indy Ignite, and Fishers Freight. Fishers is also home to the newest addition to Formula One racing, Cadillac F1, thrusting our city into the international spotlight.

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OUTDOOR RECREATION IS BIG.

With Geist Reservoir - home of Geist Waterfront Park - anchoring the city in the east, and the White River to the west, Fishers boasts an array of unique park properties covering nearly 800 acres. There’s the Fishers AgriPark, an urban farm with animal encounters, free U-pick vegetables and flowers, and educational programming centered around Fishers’ agricultural roots. Then there’s the Nickel Plate Trail, Strengthened by IU Health, a former railline-turned-pedestrian-path, connecting the northern and southern portions of our city and providing connections to nearby Indianapolis and Noblesville. The Nickel Plate Trail is part of Fishers’ expansive 131-mile trail system, which also features the five-mile Geist Greenway on the east

side of the city and the new Bur Oak Bridge over White River, providing a connection to Carmel’s Hazel Landing Park. New in 2026, the Fishers White River Park brings new opportunities for outdoor recreation to southwest Fishers and access to one of the region’s biggest natural assets, the White River. Last fall, we opened the Fishers Community Center, Strengthened by IU Health, to give our residents a new place to recreate and come together. Along with indoor amenities like a walking track, fitness center and aquatics facility, the center will feature our city’s largest dog park, a longdesired community amenity that will debut this summer.

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FISHERS’ NICKEL PLATE DISTRICT IS A PLACE FOR ART, CULTURE, AND COMMUNITY.

Fishers’ downtown Nickel Plate District is a Statewide Cultural District celebrating arts, culture, and the city’s unique heritage. The district is home to makerspaces and art galleries, breweries, coffee shops, and annual outdoor festivals. The Fishers Art Center features a performance theater, art galleries, and public art classes and summer camps operated by the Indianapolis Art Center. The award-winning performing arts venue, the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater, hosts free Tuesday Night Concerts for residents throughout the summer along with ticketed shows featuring national touring acts and the popular Blues Fest on Labor Day weekend. Also home to vibrant public artworks and community festivals like the Fishers Farmers Market, presented by IU Health (May-September) and Spark!Fishers (last weekend of June), the Nickel Plate District is truly the cultural epicenter of Fishers.

FISHERS HEALTH DEPARTMENT RESOURCES

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FISHERS HEALTH DEPARTMENT CLINIC

The Fishers Health Department offers a variety of child and adult immunizations, including flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccinations (if eligible) at the Fishers Health Department clinic inside the Fishers Community Center (11400 Johnson Farm Way).

The clinic also offers minimally invasive wellness screenings, including blood pressure, lipid panel, glucose, and A1C with immediate results. Tuberculosis, STI, titers, pregnancy, and child lead testing services are also available. Immunization and testing services are offered regardless of insurance, and no one is turned away for inability to pay. FHD also has a sharps disposal and safe medication disposal program. Visit Health.FishersIN.gov or call 317-5370500 to schedule an appointment or see walk-in availability.

TRAVEL VACCINES

The Fishers Health Department offers travel vaccine consultations and immunizations to keep you healthy abroad. Get destination-specific guidance and recommended vaccines, such as Typhoid, Yellow Fever, and

more. Schedule your travel consultation 4 to 6 weeks before your departure to ensure you’re fully protected at Health. FishersIN.gov/Travel.

FISHERS FALL PREVENTION PROGRAM

Residents ages 65 and over, and those with mobility concerns or challenges, can apply to the Fall Prevention Program to receive free support, which includes home visits, fall prevention education, assistance with necessary in-home modifications, and referrals to community partners in partnership with Fishers Health Department’s Community Support team and Fishers Fire Department. Contact the Community Support Team at 317-463-4361 or email socialwork@fishersin.gov for more information.

MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

StigmaFreeFishers.com offers residents free access to the CredibleMind platform, an online resource with over 16,000 expert-rated and evidencebased mental health resources including podcasts, articles, assessments, local resources and more. Get started at StigmaFreeFishers.com.

COMMUNITY RESOURCES

The Fishers Health Department has vetted resources to connect you to support in a variety of areas, including addiction and recovery, aging and senior services, transportation, child and youth services, veteran support, and more. See the resources at Health.FishersIN.gov/ CommunityResources.

RETAIL FOOD INSPECTION GRADING SYSTEM & DASHBOARD

The Fishers Health Department manages the Retail Food Inspection Grading System for Fishers restaurants. Restaurants receive a letter grade based on the results of annual food inspections, and grades are available to the public through an interactive dashboard at Health.FishersIN.gov/ FoodGrade. Letter grades are required to be displayed on restaurant doors.

VITAL RECORDS

The Fishers Health Department provides birth and death records for all Indiana residents. Request a vital record online at Health.FishersIN.gov/VitalRecords, or call 317-526-7102 for more info.

COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION

The Fishers Health Department’s Health Education Division offers evidencebased programs promoting community well-being for all ages, including:

• ServSafe Food Handler & Manager Certification for food establishments

• Aging well programming for older adults

• Nutrition education for children, adults, and seniors.

• Youth mental health first-aid training for adults to learn how to help a young person experiencing a mentalhealth-related crisis

• American Foundation for Suicide Prevention trainings to learn how to recognize signs of suicide and respond to them or support someone who has lost a loved one to suicide

• Naloxone (Narcan) program for overdose education and naloxone distribution to combat Indiana’s opioid epidemic

Schedule a program for your group, community, or school at Health. FishersIN.gov/Education.

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

Fishers Health Department ensures public health protection by managing open-water testing for 40 creek and open-water locations including Geist Reservoir, along with mosquito and rodent control and inspections for public and semi-public swimming pools and spas. Learn more at Health.FishersIN. gov/EnvironmentalHealth.

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Fishers Community Center 11400 Johnson Farm Way Fishers, IN 46037

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3 Municipal Drive Fishers, IN 46038 317-526-7102

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Chicks Complete Program That Works • Weight training • Interval cardio

• Nutrition (GLP-1 informed) • Accountability

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Gentle Strength Training plus EPT Structured Stretching™

• Stronger pelvic floor

• Less bodily pain

• Better balance

• Improved flexibility

FISHERS SMALL BUSINESS NETWORK

FOSTERS COLLABORATION AMONG BUSINESS OWNERS, CITY LEADERS & COMMUNITY PARTNERS

The OneZone Chamber of Commerce recently launched the Fishers Small Business Network, an initiative designed to strengthen connections, foster collaboration, and provide valuable resources for locally owned businesses across the city.

“Small businesses are the heartbeat of our community,” says Jack Russell, president & CEO of OneZone Chamber. “The Fishers

Small Business Network is designed to bring entrepreneurs together to share ideas, tackle challenges, and ensure their voices are heard as our city continues to grow.”

The program provides a dedicated platform for entrepreneurs, small business owners, and community leaders to engage in meaningful dialogue about the opportunities and challenges facing local business. The network meets regularly

throughout the year, featuring guest speakers, roundtable discussions, and community updates focused on growth, innovation, and advocacy.

Earlier this spring, Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness joined the Small Business Network for a discussion on the main challenges facing small business owners in Fishers and ways that the City can provide support.

“Fishers is synonymous with small business and entrepreneurship, and the Small Business Network continues to strengthen those connections,” says Mayor Fadness. “Small business owners are a critical part of the dynamism of our city, and I look forward to continuing to work together to ensure that Fishers remains a place where entrepreneurs want — and have the resources to — launch and grow a successful business.”

“The Fishers Small Business Network is about connection,” Russell says. “When small business owners have a place to gather, collaborate, and learn from each other, the entire community benefits.”

Learn more at OneZoneChamber.com.

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NONPROFIT DIRECTORY

FISHERS YOUTH INITIATIVE

FYI ensures that every young person in our community has the opportunity and support to build a positive future. fishersyouthinitiative.org

BUILDING A REFUGE

An organization focused on bringing the message of Hope & Encouragement to men. Our mission is to assist in building a community of resources to walk with them through life. Buildingarefuge.org

HAND INC.

HAND develops and preserves affordable housing for low- and moderate-income residents. handincorporated.org

HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN EDUCATION FOUNDATION

Formed in 2001 to benefit every student, every grade, every school within HSE Schools. Hsefoundation.org

FISHERS YMCA

YMCA exists to strengthen our community, by focusing on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. indymca.org/fishers

OUTSIDE THE BOX

Supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities with skill development and career goals. otbonline.org/otb-fishers

HUMANE SOCIETY FOR HAMILTON COUNTY

The Humane Society for Hamilton County is the only truly no-kill, all-access animal shelter in Hamilton County. hamiltonhumane.com

GOOD SAMARITAN NETWORK

Good Samaritan Network provides many different resources for those struggling to provide rent, utilities and meals. gsnlive.org

HAMCO LOVE

HamCo Love collects period products and distributes those free of charge to local organizations and schools. hamcolove.com

MUDSOCK YOUTH ATHLETICS

Providing youth in the Hamilton Southeastern school district with the opportunity to participate in recreational and competitive team sports that promote character development, leadership and physical fitness. myathletics.com

SHEPHERD’S CENTER OF HAMILTON COUNTY

Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County promotes and supports independent lifestyles for senior adults shepherdscenterofhamiltoncounty.org

INDIANA CENTER FOR THE PREVENTION OF YOUTH ABUSE & SUICIDE

We provide youth abuse and suicide prevention education programming for adults and youth in schools,

youth-serving organizations and the community. indianaprevention.org

HEART AND SOUL FREE CLINIC

Heart and Soul Clinic provides free health care to individuals who are uninsured or underinsured in central Indiana. heartandsoulclinic.org

PREVAIL

Prevail, Inc. is committed to offering crisis intervention and restorative support services for adult, adolescent and child survivors of crime and abuse prevailinc.org

HEALTHIER HAMILTON COUNTY SYSTEMS OF CARE

Partnerships to strengthen resources, empower families and individuals, and be leaders in community health innovation within Hamilton County. hamiltoncountyphhc.org

PAWS & THINK

Paws & Think is a nonprofit organization focusing on the at-risk community, both human and canine. pawsandthink.org

TRINITY FREE CLINIC

Provide free medical, dental, vision and integrated behavioral health care to the uninsured, underinsured, unemployed, and low-income residents of Hamilton County. trinityfreeclinic.org

FOOD4SOULS

We exist to go out and serve our homeless community with unconditional love and acceptance by providing

Hope in Christ, Meeting Daily Needs and Aligning Resources to those who are ready to move into a life beyond homeless. food4souls.org

JANUS DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES

Janus provides critical supports and services to youth and adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities in Hamilton County. janus-inc.org

KIDS COATS HAMILTON COUNTY

We work with schools, organizations and businesses to collect new and gently used winter coats and distribute them by appointment at local events in Hamilton County kidscoats.org

CHERISH

Cherish is a child advocacy center that provides abuse intervention and prevention services. cherishcac.org

A KID AGAIN

A Kid Again provides adventures for families raising children with a lifethreatening condition. akidagain.org

SAME AS U

We provide full-day programming for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities that promotes lifelong learning in a college-like atmosphere. sameasu.org

FISHERS ARTS COUNCIL

We advocate for the arts and artists in Fishers. Our goal is to expand visual

and performing art opportunities in the Fishers community. fishersartscouncil.org

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS

Creating and supporting one-to-one mentoring friendships that help kids pursue their dreams. bebigforkids.org

CHANGING FOOTPRINTS

Changing Footprints realizes the great need for shoes around the world as protection from diseases and a gateway to education. changingfootprints.org

AGAPE THERAPEUTIC RIDING

We teach riding and horsemanship skills to meet the social, emotional, physical and cognitive goals of everyone we serve. agaperiding.org

IWIN; INDIANA WOMEN IN NEED

IWIN Foundation supports individuals statewide receiving treatment for breast cancer by relieving emotional, physical, and financial burdens. iwinfoundation.org

BEST BUDDIES

Establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. bestbuddies.org

THE MUSTARD SEED OF CENTRAL INDIANA

We are a furniture bank in Central Indiana that provides gently-used furniture to families and individuals in need. Mustardseedindy.org

OVAR’COMING TOGETHER

Indiana’s Ovar’coming Together is dedicated to improving the quality of life for women diagnosed with ovarian cancer and raising awareness about ovarian cancer. ovariancancerin.org

THE MILK BANK

Our mission is to promote community health by expanding the safe use of human milk for all babies, especially premature and ill infants. Themilkbank.org

MEALS ON WHEELS OF HAMILTON COUNTY

Friendly volunteers compassionately deliver more than 56,800 meals each year to elderly, disabled, chronically ill and homebound recipients. mealsonwheelshc.org

BEE FREE BAKES

BeeFree Bakes is a nonprofit organization that works to embrace, enrich, and inspire the lives of adults with autism and other forms of disabilities. beefreebakes.org

GOLD RIBBON COLLECTIVE

We transform the bedrooms of active pediatric cancer patients into peaceful and healing spaces. goldribboncollective.org

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WINES AROUND THE WORLD

Presented by First Internet Bank Friday, May 15, 2026 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Open-Air Rooftop Patio 8701 East 116th Street, Fishers, IN

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ONGOING EVENTS

FISHERS EVENT CENTER

11000 Stockdale Street

The Fishers Event Center is your home for sports and entertainment in Fishers! Upcoming special guests in 2026 include Chase Rice with Clayton Anderson (April 18), Billy Strings (April 24-26), THIRD DAY (April 30), Koe Wetzel (October 9) and CeCe Winans (October 14). Enjoy live sporting events throughout the year from home teams like Indy Fuel (ice hockey), Indy Ignite (volleyball) and Fishers Freight (indoor football). Get tickets at FishersEventCenter.com.

FISHERS ART CENTER

1 Municipal Drive

Try your hand at acrylic pour painting, paint a portrait of your pet, or take a turn on the pottery wheel at the Fishers Art Center, located in the Fishers Municipal Complex (1 Municipal Drive). The center offers classes, camps, and Make It Take It workshops for youth, teens, and adults. Learn more and sign up at FishersArtCenter.org.

FISHERS COMMUNITY CENTER

11400 Johnson Farm Way

Join a basketball league or Couch to 5K program, socialize at Senior Bingo or Kids Night Out, or conquer the Aqua Ninja course at a one-day clinic. The Fishers Community Center, Strengthened by IU Health, offers programming for all ages—both members and non-members—focused on fun, connection, and wellness. Register at FishersCommunityCenter.com.

FISHERS MAKER PLAYGROUND

8100 E. 106th Street

A state-of-the-art public makerspace, the Fishers Maker Playground offers year-round classes and workshops in Woodworking, 3D Making, and the monthly Household Heroes series. Learn more and register for classes at FishersMPG.com.

SPECIAL EVENTS

SECOND FRIDAY GALLERY HOP

Fridays May 8, August 14 & November 13

| Nickel Plate District | Free

Join the Fishers Arts Council for a community celebration of creative expression as you venture around downtown Fishers to enjoy art, music, and more! Learn more at FishersArtsCouncil.org.

MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY

Monday, May 25 | 10 a.m. | Nickel Plate District Amphitheater | Free Join the City of Fishers and Armed Services Commission to honor the service men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom at this special, annual event. Learn more at FishersIN.gov/FishersHonors.

FISHERS FARMERS MARKETS

Saturdays, May 2 - September 26 | 8 a.m. - noon | Nickel Plate District Amphitheater | Free Ranked as one of the top farmers markets in the region, the Fishers Farmers Market showcases over 80 vendors from central Indiana that offer fresh produce, baked goods, honey, specialty food items, meats, coffee, plants, and more. Learn more at FishersParks.com/FarmersMarket.

TOUCH-A-TRUCK

Monday, May 18 | 4 – 7 p.m. | Nickel Plate District Amphitheater | Free Kids can explore Fishers’ fleet of big rigs, including tractors, snowplows, police cars, fire trucks , and more at this family-friendly event around the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater. Learn more at FishersIN.gov/TouchaTruck.

GEIST WATERFRONT PARK OPENING DAY

Opening Day: Saturday, May 23 | Regular Beach Hours: Daily, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Park Hours: dawn to dusk daily | 10811 Olio Road

The 70-acre waterfront park in east Fishers features beach and water access to Geist Reservoir, non-motorized boat launch and dock access for kayaks and canoes, walking trails, playground, and public gathering amenities. Beach access is open seasonally from Memorial Day weekend until Labor Day weekend. Learn more at FishersParks. com/GeistWaterfrontPark.

FISHERS COMMUNITY CONCERTS

Kicks off in June | Dates & times vary | Nickel Plate District Amphitheater

The NPD AMP is your summer concert destination! From free community shows to ticketed national acts, enjoy live music under the stars in the heart of Fishers’ vibrant Nickel Plate Cultural District. Get the full lineup at npdamp.com.

FISHERS SUMMER CAMPS

June & July | Throughout Fishers Fishers Summer Camps hosted by the summer-fun experts at the Fishers Art Center and Fishers Community Center, Strengthened by IU Health, are offered annually during June and July. Camps offer exciting ways to explore, play, and make new friends, with options for preschoolers through teens, depending on the program. Learn more and register at FishersIN.gov/Camps.

FISHERS LŪ’AU

Saturday, June 13 | 6 – 9 p.m. | Geist Waterfront Park

Join Fishers Parks for the annual Fishers Lū’au showcasing aspects of an authentic Polynesian lū’au, from food to music to live entertainment and more. Learn more at FishersParks.com.

SPARK!FISHERS

Week of June 22 | Nickel Plate District | Free A reimagined Spark!Fishers, presented by Meijer, returns with summer festival fun, including family-friendly events and programs, free stage entertainment, fireworks, a parade, and more! Learn more at SparkFishers.com.

FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS

Saturday, July 4 | Dusk | Various locations | Free Celebrate Independence Day in Fishers with fireworks shows launched from various locations around the city. Find details at FishersParks.com.

MONSOON MADNESS

Saturday, July 18 | 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. | Holland Park | Free Beat the heat as Holland Park transforms into a pop-up water park during one of the most popular events of the summer, featuring giant waterslides, a mini monsoon area for little ones, and live entertainment. Learn more at FishersParks.com.

BLUES FEST

Saturday, September 5 & Sunday, September 6 | 5 – 10 p.m. | Nickel Plate District Amphitheater | Free End the summer with the annual Fishers Blues Fest, a Labor Day tradition! The free, two-night event includes performances by renowned local and national blues artists. For a list of performers, visit npdamp.com.

GEIST HALF RACE SERIES

Saturday, September 12 | 7:30 a.m. | 113th and Olio Road

Join a community tradition with the 18th annual Geist Half Race Series on Saturday, September 12! The waterside event will feature the 13.1-mile walk/run race, the popular 10K race, and a familyfriendly 5K with optional VIP registration and volunteer opportunities. Get involved with this beloved community tradition at GeistHalf.com.

HARVEST FEST

Sunday, September 13 | 12-5 p.m. | Nickel Plate Trail | Free Browse and shop the creations of regional artists and artisans, groove to live music, dig into local food, and support your favorite Fishersserving non-profit all while enjoying a comfortable stroll along the Nickel Plate Trail in downtown Fishers. Learn more at FishersArtsCouncil.org.

GLOW IN THE PARK

Saturday, September 26 | Family Hours: 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. | Ages 21+ Hours: 9:30 - 11:30 p.m.

Nickel Plate District Amphitheater | Prices vary, registration required Get messy while enjoying face painting, live DJs, dancing, neon splash zones and more! Black lights, fog machines and lasers will light up the night, so wear white and get ready to glow. Learn more at FishersParks.com.

FALL FESTIVAL

Saturday, October 3 – Sunday, October 4 | 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. | Fishers AgriPark | Free; registration required Celebrate fall on the farm with pumpkins, enjoy family-centered activities, meet the livestock and more at the AgriPark. Learn more at FishersParks.com.

BOO BASH

Saturday, October 24 | 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. | Nickel Plate District Amphitheater | Free Join Fishers Parks for spooky fun at the reimagined Halloween festival around the Municipal Complex featuring music, food, games, costumes, and more. Find details at FishersParks.com.

VETERANS DAY CEREMONY

Wednesday, November 11 | 11 a.m. | Fishers Municipal Center Theater | Free Join the City of Fishers and Armed Services Commission to honor our local heroes and their families at this annual ceremony. Learn more at FishersIN.gov/ FishersHonors.

JINGLE BELL JUNCTION

Throughout December | Nickel Plate District Amphitheater

Celebrate the holidays in Fishers with special events, activations, and more throughout the month of December. Learn more at FishersParks.com.

MLK DAY OF SERVICE

Monday, January 18, 2027 | Throughout Fishers

Celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and give back to your community during a National Day of Service with the Community Food Drive. Learn more at FishersIN.gov/MLK.

MARCH DISABILITY AWARENESS MONTH

March | Throughout Fishers Enjoy Fishers’ local celebration of Disability Awareness Month with special events and programming throughout the month, hosted by the Fishers Advisory Committee on Disability. Learn more at FishersIN.gov/DisabilityAwareness.

For the most up-to-date event information, please visit FishersIN.gov/Events.

Alexandra’s Story

“Before LearningRx, our daughter Alexandra, then age 7, was really struggling. No matter how much extra help she got from school and tutors, she still couldn’t read and her grades were still low. The parent teacher conferences were becoming a chore and we found ourselves concerned for Alex’s future. Worst of all, Alexandra was losing her confidence and even began saying she felt ‘stupid.’ As parents, it broke our hearts to watch her feel defeated so young.

Then we found LearningRx—and everything changed. Alexandra went from a struggling student to a confident, capable reader who

now performs at grade level. Her report cards were filled with good grades, and the spark of confidence in her eyes has returned. Alexandra is now 19 and a college student at Purdue, a dream that was made possible by the life long change in her brain made through brain training at LearningRx. She’s proud of herself, and we’re so proud of her too. LearningRx didn’t just improve her reading and learning—it gave her back her confidence and changed her future. It truly changed her life.”

—Alexandra’s Parents

FROM HEATHER, DIRECTOR OF LEARNINGRX:

“What makes LearningRx so powerful is that we don’t just tutor—we train the brain. Our customized one-on-one brain training strengthens the core cognitive skills that make learning possible. This means better reading ability, stronger retention of information, and greater overall learning capacity. We also see amazing improvements in attention and focus skills—without the need for medication. When the brain is stronger, everything in school and life gets easier. Everything in life just gets better!”

You’re not alone. Many bright students struggle, not because they aren’t trying, but because traditional teaching and tutoring don’t strengthen the brain skills needed to learn.

That’s where LearningRx comes in.

• One-on-one brain training targets the root cause of learning struggles.

• We strengthen memory, attention, processing speed, logic & reasoning, and reading skills.

• Students don’t just “get by”—they gain the confidence and skills to thrive.

• The result? Report cards that finally reflect their true potential—better grades, stronger reading, and a confident learner who enjoys school again.

• If teaching and tutoring haven’t worked, it’s time to try something different. LearningRx doesn’t just teach—it changes the brain.

see how we can change your child’s future.

CLOSETS BY DESIGN

Writer / Melissa Gibson

Photographer / Amy Payne

As we begin the new year with resolutions to get more organized,it’s not uncommon to think, “There must be a better way to do this.”

There is - but many of us can’t see the big picture and need a third party to come in, look at a space, and create something that solves the issues we’ve been struggling with for years.

Perhaps this year is the year the garage finally gets cleaned out and reorganized, or the walk-in closet that looked like a dream when you first moved in can now be functional and fun.

For the past couple of years, Anthony and Jill Rund have been helping customers transform areas of their home to maximize space, become better organized and simply enjoy the aesthetically pleasing look of a well-designed space.

“My wife and I moved here nine years ago and loved the area,” Rund said. “We see this as our long-term home, and we’re excited to represent a great local team here in Indianapolis, delivering products and services that deliver long-lasting value and relationships for our customers.

When a customer calls, a designer visits the home, takes measurements, talks to the customer about their desires and their use for the space, and then sits down to come up

with a plan together.

“What sets us apart is the time we take to listen to our customers’ needs, and then custom design and manufacture a product that delivers on those needs,” Rund said. “At our facility in Indianapolis we build the exact system you need and then come in and install it. So, you might find something close for your closet at a big-box store, but here, if you need something that is 28.5 inches, we’ll maximize that space by making something custom for you.”

Closets are a popular request, but Rund said they work in pantries, laundry rooms, garages, media/entertainment rooms, and basements - anywhere that might be in need of organization and a better storage or display system.

“It’s not uncommon for someone to say they have this old wire rack system and they want to get rid of that,” Rund said. “Customers are looking for the next level, a quality look, and oftentimes we can’t find that at a bigbox store.”

As a family of six, Rund and his wife know firsthand the challenges of maintaining a home with four children, and love the idea of helping others reach their goals for their home.

“Our tagline is, ‘Imagine your home totally organized,’” Rund says. “We could see right away how this product could be very helpful and it would really help people organize their lives. We take pictures of before and after, and often share those with the team because it’s inspiring to us as well as it is to you.”

Closets by Design is a national franchise with an established brand, but the team in Indianapolis that designs, engineers and builds the product is local to your neighborhood.

They have a small showroom for curious customers who want to see options and allow their imaginations to expand. The showroom and manufacturing building is located at 1810 South Lynhurst Drive, Suite Q in Indianapolis.

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8626 E. 116th Street, Suite 300 317-759-6167 bsu.edu

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12242 E. 116th Street, Suite 400 317-845-1999 LearningRX.com

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BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF NOBLESVILLE 1700 Conner Street 317-773-4372 bgcni.org

NEW HOPE PRESCHOOL

12550 Brooks School Road 317-842-5171 newhopefishers.org

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9795 E. 116th St. 317-415-9000 healthcare.ascension.org

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11530 Allisonville Rd, Suite 190 463-251-3937 iuhealth.org

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11807 Allisonville Road

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INDIANA PARKINSON FOUNDATION

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ST. LOUIS DE MONTFORT CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SCHOOL 11441 Hague Road 317-842-6778 sldmfishers.org

PET SERViCES

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WOODS OF BRITTON APARTMENTS

13791 Old Oak Drive 317-770-0700

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8654 E. 116th Street 317-863-7530 cafepatachou.com

PURE GREEN

8594 E. 116th Street 317-537-2039 puregreenfranchise.com/indiana/fishers

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