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USA : INDIANAPOLIS - November 2008

Go Shop

BABY BLISS
( 433 Massachusetts Ave. Tel. 317-632-3711 )
Seeking holiday presents for a very little companion? Check out the all-natural, eco-friendly clothes in stock at this friendly childrens’ store. Books, toys and gifts for moms are also available.
KING’S IMAGE
( 8520 Castleton Square Dr. Tel. 317-842-0579 )
www.kingsimage.com Known for combining tradition with innovation, this high-end menswear store can show you how to carry off business casual in style. It offers hand tailoring as well as off-the-rack suits.
ODYSSEY MAP STORE
( 902 N Delaware St. Tel. 317-635-3837 )
www.odysseymapstore.com Globetrotters will find atlases, nautical charts and maps of all kinds, as well as geography games, map pins, framing services and travel guides at this delightful store.
TEAPOTS ’N’ TREASURES
( 7 E Market St. Tel. 317-687-8768 )
www.teapots4u.com Stop by this boutique by Monument Circle for a spot of tea or a pound of one of their special brews. New and vintage teapots, collectible dolls, old apothecary items, cookies and other gifts are in stock.

Go See

CARTER TOY MUSEUM
( 91 S Main St, Zionsville, IN. Tel. 317-773-1650 )
www.carterstoymuseum.com Children and toy-lovers of all ages will be in heaven at one of the largest collections in the Midwest, where there are floors and floors of playthings to explore. A bumper car or carousel ride comes with the price of admission, and there’s an antique shop and ice cream parlor to visit during your trip.
INDIANA STATE LIBRARY
( 140 N Senate Ave. Tel. 866-683-0008 )
www.in.gov Established in 1825 to serve government officials and employees, the library now considers everyone a patron. Arrange a tour of the building, ask a question about Hoosier history, or sign up for one of the frequent genealogy programs.
INDIANAPOLIS CIVIC THEATRE
( At Marian College, 3200 Cold Spring Rd. Tel. 317-923-4597 )
www.civictheatre.org Founded in 1915, the Civic is one of the largest active community theaters in the country. Check out the drama Golda’s Balcony on the main stage or sit in on an educational program.
LUCAS OIL STADIUM
( 500 S Capitol Ave. Tel. 317-262-8600 )
www.lucasoilstadium.com Visit the Indianapolis Colts’ playing field, locker room, press box and luxury suites during a one-hour tour of this recently opened sports arena.

Go Eat

BONJOUR CAFÉ & BAKERY
( 2402 N Meridian St. Tel. 317-925-3634 )
The independent eatery has a delicious roster of salads, sandwiches, hearty soups and desserts. It serves a midtown clientele that’s long been hungry for an alternative to chain restaurants. $$
MAXINE’S CHICKEN AND WAFFLES
( 132 N East St. Tel. 317-423-3300 )
This no-frills restaurant features the kind of recipes you wish your mom would make. Tender, crispy fried chicken, light waffles and all the traditional sides are available to eat in or to go. $
MURPHY’S STEAKHOUSE
( 4189 N Keystone Ave. Tel. 317-545-3707 )
www.murphyssteakhouse.com A favorite of local steak-lovers who appreciate comfort and reasonable prices, Murphy’s offers South African lobster tails, New England crab cakes and a luscious 21- ounce porterhouse. $$
TAIWAN TEA HOUSE
( 4040 E 82 St. Tel. 317-598-9733 )
Don’t be fooled by the retail center exterior: Taiwan Tea House is no run-of-themill operation. Crisp, modern atmosphere, friendly staff, and lots of authentic teas and smoothies complement the spicy wontons and giant noodle soups on the menu. $$
ZING
( 543 Indiana Ave. Tel. 317-636-7775 )
www.zingrestaurant.com A wonderful place to go with friends, this tapas-style restaurant downtown has balcony seating overlooking historic Indiana Avenue. Small plate dining means there’s something for everyone, and sharing everything from the delicate antipasti plates to the juicy turkey burgers is encouraged. $$

Go Party

AGIO
( 635 Massachusetts Ave. Tel. 317-488-0359 )
www.agiorestaurant.net If you’re too late for dinner at this popular Italian/Mediterranean restaurant, just stop by for cocktails, a snack and live music. Located in heart of the bustling Massachusetts Avenue art and theater district, its extensive selection of wines will only enhance a night of culture.
BUCKWILDZ
( 6235 N Guilford Ave. Tel. 317-257-0707 )
www.buckwildz.com Welcome to Urban Cowboy territory, complete with mechanical bull-riding and two-stepping bartenders. Live bands and a huge dance floor draw enthusiastic crowds, and even though the music is more rockabilly than country, you won’t hear very many complaints.
CREATION CAFÉ
( 337 W 11th St. Tel. 317-735-7960 )
www.buggstemple.com Located in a historic church, this attractively decorated café offers coffee to early arrivals, lunch to area workers and drinks to those who want to kick back at night. It often hosts musicians on weekends, and features an impressive selection of food and drinks.
ON THE ROCKS AT BOULDER CREEK
( 1551 N Green St, Brownsburg, IN. Tel. 317-858-8100 )
Operated by the same folks that own the mountain lodge-style restaurant next door, On The Rocks is a great place to multitask. You can stop in for a drink at the bar and have anything from the Boulder Creek menu brought over.

Go Day-Tripping

THE VILLAGE AT WINONA
( 118 miles from Indianapolis Winona Lake, IN. Tel. 574-268-9888 )
www.villageatwinona.com Winona Lake’s restored historic village has several boutiques and restaurants, but its most interesting attraction is probably the Billy Sunday Home and Visitor’s Center. Now largely forgotten, this wildly popular evangelist made his home here from 1911 until he died, and the house has been restored to trace his long career.

Fun Fact!

The Raggedy Ann doll was patented in 1915 by artist John Gruelle, who spent his childhood in Indianapolis.

Compiled by SUSAN DAWSON

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