Local heritage in Fishers, Indiana

Bonnie's Statue is a unique institution located at 175 Logan Street in Noblesville, Indiana, United States. This institution is part of a vibrant arts community in Hamilton County, where local artisans showcase their creations in galleries, shops, and gallery shows. Visitors can immerse themselves in the arts scene by attending events like First Fridays at Noblesville Creates and Second Saturday in the Carmel Arts and Design District. In addition to admiring and collaborating on art, visitors can also take art classes taught by local artists in various venues. Three cities in Hamilton County have been designated as Statewide Cultural Districts by the Indiana Arts Commission, including the Carmel Arts & Design District, the Nickel Plate District in Fishers, and the Noblesville Cultural Arts District.

Nickel Plate Station is a historic institution located at 8700 East 116th Street in Fishers, Indiana, United States. This charming building once served as a railway station and has now been repurposed into a vibrant community hub. Visitors can explore the rich history of the area through exhibits, events, and interactive displays. The station also houses a gift shop, cafe, and event spaces for weddings, meetings, and other special occasions. With its picturesque setting and unique atmosphere, Nickel Plate Station is a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.

Welcome to Prairie Creek Wesleyan Church, a vibrant place of worship located at 15915 South 51st Place, Prairie Creek, Indiana. As a proud member of the Wesleyan Church community, we are dedicated to nurturing spiritual growth and fostering a deep connection with God. Our church is committed to empowering pastors and leaders through initiatives like FLAMA’s Retreat, which focuses on promoting Hispanic education and ministerial formation. With the support of a Lilly grant, we collaborate with Wesley Seminary to equip Latino congregations for innovative and contextual community engagement.

Welcome to Vincennes Ave Wesleyan Church, a vibrant place of worship located at 1801 Vincennes Avenue, Washington, Indiana. As part of the global Wesleyan Church community, we are committed to fostering spiritual growth and community transformation. Our church is deeply engaged in nurturing pastors and leaders, as demonstrated by our involvement in initiatives like the FLAMA retreat, which focuses on promoting Hispanic education and ministerial formation. We are proud to be part of a larger movement that seeks to empower Latino congregations through innovative and contextual community engagement, supported by grants like those from the Lilly Foundation. Our mission extends beyond our local community—we are inspired by the Wesleyan Church's vision to become a Kingdom Force, impacting lives, churches, and communities everywhere.