Builders are planning new communities in Fishers, Westfield and Zionsville. Learn more about neighborhoods slated to open in 2019.
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Tracy Gritter, owner of Gallery 116 talks about what’s new for the holidays, including new ornaments, a bowl for pitsatchio lovers from an artist in Clayton, Ind., new candles, ornaments, bags and a whole lot more. The store will be open for Black Friday and for Shop Small Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. with specials going on both days. It’s located at 8597 E. 116 St., in Fishers. www.giftshopfishersin.com
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Shari Knox, president of Fishers Arts Council talks about the monthly free exhibit that features local and regional artists.
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Ever wanted to try your hand at painting? Have a great idea for a custom T-shirt, but don’t know how to screen print? Maybe you’ve dreamed of making your own movie. It’s all possible inside Ignite, the new maker space on the lower level of the Fishers Library. The space is divided between an are for kids, who can color, make crafts, paint and more, and an adult section, where you can check out a pottery wheel, a screen printer, Mac computers or even equipment in the small theater. Learn more during this week’s One Minute in Hamilton County.
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Chris Hayes turned his Fishers garage into a workshop where he and his wife Tonya make all kinds of woodworking items. You can see - and buy - them at the Fishers Arts Crawl on July 13 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Nickel Plate District in downtown Fishers. Their shop - Ask Cheese Woodworks - will be at Dottie Couture on 116th Street. Almost all the wood he uses for these unique items is from Indiana, most of it rescued after storms. One of his favorite pieces to turn is those pesky Bradford Pears, they may not be able to withstand a storm, but they make great ice cream scoops. See Chris at work and learn a bit more about his woodworking hobby in this week's One Minute in Hamilton County. Want to learn more about the Arts Crawl? Go to www.FishersArtsCouncil.com.
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Hamilton County Tourism introduces Pedal Perks that gives you discounts just for riding a bike to restaurants, shops and attractions throughout Hamilton County. Ride your own bike, or rent a bike in Carmel, Noblesville or Westfield.
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