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Robin Raub, Zionsville Dentist and Community Member, Dies at 73
Robin Ion Raub, DDS, 73, of Zionsville, IN, left this world to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on June 5, 2026, after a short battle with cancer. He was the oldest of three children, born on October 9, 1952, in Indianapolis, IN to Richard and Connie Raub. He was a 1970 graduate of Broad Ripple High School and then attended IUPUI earning a BS degree in chemistry. He went on to earn a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from IU School of Dentistry in 1977. He then entered a two year post graduate study in fixed and removable partial prosthodontics and earned the John F. Johston Award for demonstrating exemplary proficiency in prosthodontics.Robin entered practice in 1979 and opened his own office, Robin I. Raub Dentistry in Noblesville, IN, in 1982. He continued his education in Orthodontics and later in Implant Surgery and continuing education in Prosthetics. His practice remained open until his passing. Robin married Carol Jankowicz on August 4, 1979, and remained married for the next 44 years until a tragic house fire in 2023 which she did not survive. Robin loved hunting with his hunting dogs, Jocque, Chelsie and Honey Pup and enjoyed target shooting and competitive skeet shooting. He also loved fishing, gardening, cooking, eating, traveling, music and going to festivals. Robin was an accomplished rhythm guitar and steel guitar player. He played in a country band named Dag Nabbit for several years.Robin was an extremely intelligent individual with a unique personality and a wonderful (and sometimes “off color”) sense of humor. He was also quite the history buff. He loved family gatherings and will be sorely missed by his survivors, sister Rebecca (Jeffrey) Burgardt, sister-in-law Laura Kinch, nephews Ryan (Abigail) Brown and Tyler (Claire) Burgardt, niece Stephanie (Dave) Wilson and great nephews Ryan jr., Archer, Joshua and Walter and great nieces Bezie, Violet and Liliana. Preceding him in death was his brother Rory Raub, parents, Richard and Connie Raub, wife Carol Raub and all his many beloved fur babies. Family and friends will gather for visitation on Friday, June 12, 2026, from 11am until the time of his funeral service at 1pm, at Simplicity Funeral and Cremation Care, Zionsville Chapel. He will be laid to rest in Zionsville Cemetery immediately following the funeral service.
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Robin Raub, Zionsville Dentist and Community Member, Dies at 73
Robin Ion Raub, DDS, 73, of Zionsville, IN, left this world to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on June 5, 2026, after a short battle with cancer. He was the oldest of three children, born on October 9, 1952, in Indianapolis, IN to Richard and Connie Raub. He was a 1970 graduate of Broad Ripple High School and then attended IUPUI earning a BS degree in chemistry. He went on to earn a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from IU School of Dentistry in 1977. He then entered a two year post graduate study in fixed and removable partial prosthodontics and earned the John F. Johston Award for demonstrating exemplary proficiency in prosthodontics.Robin entered practice in 1979 and opened his own office, Robin I. Raub Dentistry in Noblesville, IN, in 1982. He continued his education in Orthodontics and later in Implant Surgery and continuing education in Prosthetics. His practice remained open until his passing. Robin married Carol Jankowicz on August 4, 1979, and remained married for the next 44 years until a tragic house fire in 2023 which she did not survive. Robin loved hunting with his hunting dogs, Jocque, Chelsie and Honey Pup and enjoyed target shooting and competitive skeet shooting. He also loved fishing, gardening, cooking, eating, traveling, music and going to festivals. Robin was an accomplished rhythm guitar and steel guitar player. He played in a country band named Dag Nabbit for several years.Robin was an extremely intelligent individual with a unique personality and a wonderful (and sometimes “off color”) sense of humor. He was also quite the history buff. He loved family gatherings and will be sorely missed by his survivors, sister Rebecca (Jeffrey) Burgardt, sister-in-law Laura Kinch, nephews Ryan (Abigail) Brown and Tyler (Claire) Burgardt, niece Stephanie (Dave) Wilson and great nephews Ryan jr., Archer, Joshua and Walter and great nieces Bezie, Violet and Liliana. Preceding him in death was his brother Rory Raub, parents, Richard and Connie Raub, wife Carol Raub and all his many beloved fur babies. Family and friends will gather for visitation on Friday, June 12, 2026, from 11am until the time of his funeral service at 1pm, at Simplicity Funeral and Cremation Care, Zionsville Chapel. He will be laid to rest in Zionsville Cemetery immediately following the funeral service.
Jet Access Aviation Achieves IS-BAO Progressive Stage 3 Safety Certification
Jet Access Aviation, a premier full-service aviation management, charter, maintenance, FBO, and aircraft brokerage provider has announced its operation has achieved the International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations (IS-BAO™) Progressive Stage 3 registration. The IS-BAO is developed by the International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) and its member associations as a recommended voluntary code of best practices designed to help flight operations achieve high levels of safety and professionalism in their operations around the world. IS-BAO is a safety standard distinctly recognized by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in its Global Aviation Safety Plan. This IS-BAO Stage 3 recognition verifies that Jet Access Aviation’s safety management activities are fully integrated into the operator’s business and that a positive safety culture is being sustained. The Progressive option is exclusively offered to Stage 3 operators that are looking to replace the traditional ‘once every-few-years’ audit with shorter, high-value quarterly check-ins and annual audits that support steady improvement and sustained progress. “Achieving IS-BAO Progressive Stage 3 isn’t just a milestone; it’s validation of how Jet Access operates every day, at the highest level of safety and performance in the industry,” said Quinn Ricker, CEO. “This is the most advanced stage of IS-BAO, and it reflects a culture where safety isn’t simply managed; it’s mastered, measured, and relentlessly elevated. When you combine this with our other safety ratings, placing us in the less-than-1% category, 0.7% to be exact, of U.S. charter operators, the picture becomes undeniable, Jet Access isn’t operating at the industry standard, we’re defining it. Safety isn’t an aspiration for us. It’s the baseline we operate from, and the benchmark others are working to reach.” Andrew Karas, Director, IS-BAO Programme, said, “Congratulations to the entire team at Jet Access Aviation, they should be very proud of this achievement. As a highly recognized and voluntary international standard, it represents their ongoing commitment to safety. The progressive option allows operators a choice of the auditing process and for some this can provide additional inspiration for their continuous improvement journey with more touchpoints and insight over the same timeline.” “Achieving IS-BAO Progressive Stage 3 reflects the strength of our Safety Management System and the discipline of our team in executing it every day. This level of achievement isn’t simply about compliance; it demonstrates a mature, proactive safety culture where risk is continuously identified, managed, and improved upon,” Maria Kelly, Jet Access Vice President of Safety, said. She added, “Every member of our organization plays an active role in that system. Through consistent evaluation, refinement, and accountability, we don’t just meet industry best practices, we operate beyond them and continue to raise the standard for others in business aviation.” About Jet Access Jet Access is a premier, vertically integrated, fully transparent, full-service aviation management company. Built on decades of leadership and expertise in the aviation sector, Jet Access is dedicated to making private jet travel safe, seamless, transparent, and comfortable. The Jet Access ecosystem encompasses Charter Services, Aircraft Management, Maintenance, Brokerage, Fixed-Base Operations (FBO) Services, and Flight Training. Headquartered in Indianapolis, the company operates in Indianapolis, Greenfield, Zionsville, Frankfort, and Columbus, Indiana; West Palm Beach, Florida; Quincy, Illinois; Columbus, Ohio; Nashville, Tennessee; and Dallas, Texas. Learn more at www.flyjetaccess.com. About International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) IBAC represents the interests of business aviation worldwide. IBAC is a non-profit, international trade association with official observer status at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the UN Specialized Agency for aviation matters, in Montreal, Canada. IBAC promotes and manages the industry-leading standards for best safety practices through its International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations (IS-BAOTM); International Standard for Business Aviation Handling (IS-BAHTM); Safety Management Tool Kit; SMS eLearning training; and internationally recognized Crew Card. Recently introduced in partnership with CTX, the IBAC Carbon Credit Exchange provides the business aviation community with a reliable resource for real-time offsetting to reduce its carbon footprint. More details at IBAC.org.
Gary Wayne Kelshaw, 56
Gary Wayne Kelshaw 56, passed away peacefully at home on May 22, 2026.He is preceded in death by his father Glen Kelshaw Sr. and brother Glen Kelshaw Jr.He is survived by his wife of 33 years, Jennifer and son Dakota. He is also survived by his mother Sieglinde Kelshaw sister Ingrid (Rick) Sexton and his brother Chris (Pam) Kelshaw. Gary had many nieces and nephews.Gary requests of cremation and no service is being honored. He also requested that donations, if so inclined, be made in his name to The Animal Protection League, 613 Dewey Street Anderson, IN 46016.
Zionsville Library Celebrates Local Youth Artists Through March Program
Every year the month of March allows the Library to highlight the spectacular art of our local students for Youth Art Month. Thanks to a designated grant, the Library is then able to purchase a piece of art from those presented to be housed in the Teen Area on the second floor of our Zionsville location. The artwork is selected by library staff by popular vote. This year, we selected two pieces of artwork. One is a foam statue of a parent and baby rabbit reading a book called Bunny Love by 9th Grader, Liora Erickson. The other is a photograph titled Starkey Park Bridge by 11th Grader, Tristan Faber. A commemorative bookmark will be distributed highlighting this artwork later in the year. The post Youth Art Month – 2026 appeared first on Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library.
Robert Adams, Former Lebanon High School Coach, Dies at 71
Robert (Bob) Kenneth Adams, 71, a devoted father, husband, grandfather, uncle, coach, and friend, passed away on May 27th, 2026 in Indianapolis, Indiana.Born on January 17th, 1955, in Elkhart Indiana, Bob was raised by his parents, Irene and Bob Adams. After graduating from school, Bob became an art teacher. After losing much of his eyesight, Bob retired as an educator, but then in 1999 he became an assistant boys baseball coach at Lebanon High School, where he was able to continue shaping the hearts and minds of young men for the next 25 years. On September 2nd, 1978, Bob married his soulmate and love of his life, Debra Dawn Bragg. Bob and Debbie Adams then spent the next 48 years together as an inseparable team that defined what it truly means to be happily married. Their love and commitment to one another was nothing short of inspirational and permeates throughout the beautiful family they built together.As a father, Bob was a man of few words whose actions said everything. He understood that actions speak louder than words, and his actions always made it clear to everyone just how much he loved his family. He taught his children lessons to live by… work hard and laugh hard…show patience to the ones you love and empathy to the ones you don’t… have courage and be kind.Bob loved watching sports with his family, particularly Notre Dame Football, IU Basketball, and Chicago Cubs Baseball. He enjoyed making all the food for the family gatherings but humbly letting Debbie have the credit for the delicious meals. Bob became quite the mixologist, inventing new drinks and cocktails for his nieces and nephews to try at every family function. His frozen drinks were always a hit, leaving everyone wondering what he’ll come up with for next time. Bob also took a lot of pride in his and Debbie’s home. He loved spending time working in his yard, making it beautiful and welcoming to everyone. If it was nice outside, you’d either find Bob and Debbie working hard out in their front yard, or you’d find them relaxing and enjoying each other along with their family in the back yard.Bob is survived by his loving and devoted wife Debbie Adams; his children Kyle Biesecker, Laura Biesecker, Ashley Christian, and Daniel Christian; his grandchildren Addie Biescker, Harper Biesecker, and Lily Christian, and his daughter by heart Rorie Wood.Services will be held this Friday, June 5th 2026, at Simplicity Funeral Home, 125 W. Sycamore Street, Zionsville, IN 46077. Visiting hours are from 11am to 1pm, with services beginning at 1pm and graveside services, at Zionsville Cemetery, immediately following.In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to the Lebanon Educational Foundation, care of the Bob Adams Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 47, Lebanon, IN 46052.
Geoffrey Newcomb, Mathematics Teacher and Musician, Dies at 89
Geoffrey Anthony Newcomb, 89, passed away peacefully on May 26, 2026. Born September 7, 1936, Geoff lived a life defined by quiet devotion — to his family, his faith, his students, and the many small crafts that bring meaning to a well-lived life.Geoff spent his career as a high school mathematics and computer teacher, guiding generations of students with patience and precision. He carried that same steady hand into everything he did. He was, in the truest sense of the phrase, a gentleman.Faith was at the center of Geoff’s life. He was deeply involved in his church community at Spirit of Grace in West Bloomfield, Michigan, where he led the handbell choir for several years. The discipline and beauty of that music suited him — it required care, timing, and trust in the people standing beside you, all things Geoff understood instinctively.His curiosity and craftsmanship reached into every corner of his days. He built and maintained an intricate world of model trains, kept a stamp collection that grew over decades, and rarely missed a chance to work a Sudoku puzzle. He had a passion for photography and a good eye for the moments worth keeping. A lifelong learner, he was a devoted reader of nonfiction — always curious about how things worked and how the world came to be the way it is. He tended his garden with the same patient attention he brought to everything else, and was handy in the way that fathers of his generation were handy — there was no project around the house he wouldn’t take on. He loved the outdoors, especially time spent on the water in a rowboat or canoe, and many happy hours camping.Geoff was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Marianne, and by his siblings Nancy, Roland, Cyrenius (“Peter”), Ethan, Cyrena, Tyana, and Kimrie.He is survived by his daughter Megan and her husband Leung, and their children Lillian and Jaden; his son Brian and his wife Jennifer, and their children Aleister, Saige, and Deakon. He leaves behind a family shaped by his example — his kindness, his steadiness, and his belief that a life of small, faithful acts adds up to something lasting.A memorial service will be held at Spirit of Grace Church, West Bloomfield, MI on July 18, 2026, at 11am. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Spirit of Grace Church, or to a charity of your choice.
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Zionsville Library Launches Board Game Checkout Program
Board Games Are Coming to the Zionsville Branch! HMMPL is excited to announce that board games will soon be available for checkout with your library card at the Zionsville Branch! Whether you enjoy strategy games, party games, cooperative adventures, or classic favorites, this collection is designed to bring people together through play. The board games will be located in the Teen & Adult area of the library and will include a wide variety of game types and difficulty levels so patrons of all experience levels can find something fun to try. Patrons may check out up to two games at a time, and games will circulate for 14 days. HMMPL patrons will be able to place games on hold using their library card, making it easy to plan your next game night at home with friends or family! The goal of this project is to create opportunities for our community to discover—or renew their sense of play, not just during our regular gaming programs. Board games encourage communication, creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, all while creating memorable experiences together. Including a diverse range of games is especially important because it gives patrons the chance to explore different game mechanics, themes, and styles of play before committing to purchasing games themselves. We envision HMMPL as a welcoming space where everyone can connect, learn, and have fun together through games. A huge thank you to the Friends of the Library for awarding a grant to Jessica Frazier, Teen & Adult Services Librarian, to help make this project possible! We can’t wait to share this collection with the community! Here is a link to see what games are being processed right now One important thing to remember is that these games need to be returned to the Zionsville branch at the Teen & Adult reference desk. They may NOT be placed in any return bins (inside or outside of the building). The post Game On! appeared first on Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library.
Zionsville Library Launches Summer Reading Challenge 2026
Calling all readers! We invite you to join us as we UNEARTH A STORY for Summer Reading at Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library! Whether you’re digging into a good book or uncovering hidden histories, there’s something for everyone this summer at the Library! Check out all the details, sign up today! DATES Summer Reading starts on Mon., June 1 and continues through Fri., July 31, but registration is already open! REGISTRATION The registration for Summer Reading is open! Register any time before July 31 to record your reading and apply it toward the Summer Reading Program. You can register through this link or download the Beanstack app on your phone to track your reading. RECORD YOUR READING We measure how much you read by hours read. To complete the program and be entered into the Grand Prize Drawing, you must complete 15 hours of reading between June 1 and July 31. It’s easy to get there! If you read 15 minutes a day for 60 days, you will have read 900 minutes, or 15 hours. Why is it important to track your reading? Because books read means prizes! You can download a printed reading log if you’d like, BUT to qualify for prizes, you need to submit your reading time through Beanstack. READ AND EARN PRIZES The more you read, the more prizes you receive! Record your reading time on Beanstack and when you hit a reading level, you will receive a badge that says you earned a reward. Prize levels are for 1, 5, 10, and 15 hours of reading. Visit our Prize Market and show us your reward badge to pick your prize! PRIZE MARKET OPENS JUNE 8 There is a Prize Market at each branch. The Zionsville Branch Prize Market is on the 2nd Floor, near the Teen and Adult reference desk. The Whitestown Branch Prize Market is in the atrium between the adult stacks and media. 1 Hour Prize: While supplies last, choose between a geode you can break open yourself, a trowel you can use to dig in the garden, or a 2-pack of sidewalk chalk! 5, 10, and 15 Hour Prizes: Come to our Prize Market and choose one of the following items from our Prize Menu: Brag Tags Books Food coupons and snacks Grab bags Small gadgets and gizmos VIRTUAL DRAWINGS Participants will earn virtual tickets for each hour read and logged – up to 100 hours/tickets. Enter virtual tickets into prize drawings on Beanstack through July 31. Winners will be notified after July 31. A CHANCE TO WIN A GRAND PRIZE All readers who read and record 15 hours of reading on Beanstack will be entered into the chance to win a Grand Prize! This year, we will have six Grand Prize winners (one adult, teen, and child from each library branch). Our Grand Prizes are generously donated by the Karen Beard Memorial Literacy Fund. Winners will choose from: Children’s Museum Membership Cave Tour Experience at Marengo Cave, Indiana Caverns, or Bluespring Cavern Indiana State Museum Family Membership Eiteljorg Museum Family Membership Indiana State Parks Pass LEGO Gift Card SPECIAL SUMMER PROGRAMS Whitestown Whitestown Touch a Truck – Fri., June 12 @ 10 – 11:30 AM Archaeological Research Institute – Sat., June 20 @ 2 – 3 PM Dinosaur Stomp at Whitestown – Fri., June 26 @ 10 – 10:30 AM Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Teddy Bear Series: The Garden Symphony – Mon., July 13 @ 11 AM – 12 PM Children’s Museum: Dinosaur Discoveries – Thurs., July 23 @ 2:30 – 4 PM Roz Puppets – Wed., July 29 @ 10 – 10:30 AM Zionsville Dino Fun Run at Elm Street Green – Thurs., June 4 @ 10 – 11 AM Dig Into the Past with the Indiana State Museum – Sat., June 13 @ 1 – 2 PM Squirrel Butter – Mon., June 15 @ 6:30 – 7:30 PM Silly Safaris – Mon., July 20 @ 6 – 7 PM Roz Puppets – Wed., July 29 @ 3 – 3:30 PM Zionsville Touch-a-Truck – Fri., July 31 @ 9 – 11 AM SPECIAL THANK YOU Our gratitude goes to the Friends of the Library for their incredible support and generous funding of our Summer Reading Program. Their contributions have made it possible for us to inspire a love of reading in our community, providing enriching experiences for readers of all ages. Thanks to their dedication, we can continue to offer a diverse range of activities and resources that encourage lifelong learning and engagement. Thank you, Friends! The post SUMMER READING 2026: UNEARTH A STORY appeared first on Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library.
Memory Café Launches at Zionsville Library Monthly Support for Dementia Community
What is a Memory Café? Memory Cafés are welcoming social gatherings for people living with changes in their memory or thinking, and the people who care about them. A Café is a place to have fun together, talk with others who understand what you’re going through, and try something new! Who should come to a Memory Café? Cafés are for people living with changes in their memory or thinking, people living with dementia, and the people who care about them – family, friends, or professional caregivers. Cafés are not designed to offer drop-off respite care – but rather to support both the person living with changes in memory or thinking or with dementia, and the people who care about them. Memory Cafés focus on people, not medical conditions. Participants can decide if they want to talk about changes in memory and thinking or not. No one is asked if they have a diagnosis. What happens at a Memory Café? On the third Tuesday of every month, beginning on July 21, from 10 -11 we will meet to enjoy various activities. July 21: We will meet in the Conference Hub and enjoy coloring pages, word find puzzles, or dot to dot pages. August 18: We will meet in the Hussey Room with the Nature Center to “Meet the Animals”. September 15: We will meet in the Hussey Room to play childhood favorite board games such as Yahtzee, or Sorry. October 20: We will meet in the Hussey Room to make a Halloween, spooky craft. November 17: Bring photos of your favorite adventures to the Hussey Room and we will create scrap book pages and share stories. December 15: We will meet in the Conference Hub and make various styles of book page ornaments. The post HMMPL to host a Memory Café appeared first on Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library.
Zionsville Families Can Now Access Free Monthly Books for Young Children
Did you know children under five years old can receive a free book in the mail each month through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library? All children under five in the state of Indiana are now eligible. Thanks to grants from CenterPoint Energy, the Rotary Club of Zionsville, and the Zionsville Optimist Club, children in the 46077 and 46075 zip codes will receive their books through a partnership with the Library. Books are available in English or bilingual Spanish/English. After you sign up, it takes 8-12 weeks for the first book to arrive. Sign-up today! If you have previously registered your child for the Imagination Library and you have moved, you can use your email address to log in and update your mailing address. If you are not sure what email address you used, need to update it, or have other questions about the Imagination Library, contact us at [email protected]. The post Sign up for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library appeared first on Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library.
Second Annual Zionsville Pride Festival Coming July 18
July 18 @ 1:00 pm – 7:00 pm Join us at the second annual Zionsville Pride Festival! Zionsville Pride is a “laid-back, family-friendly afternoon celebrating LGBTQ+ community, connection, and belonging.” Come visit our booth! Zionsville Christian Church 120 N. 9th Street Zionsville, Indiana 46077 Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
Celebrate the Indy 500 at Bowdie's Chophouse in Zionsville, Indiana
Image via visitindy.com The roar of engines, the thrill of speed, and the legacy of the Indy 500—there’s nothing quite like race day in Indianapolis. Racing fans can keep the excitement going at Bowdie’s Chophouse in Zionsville, IN. Image via indycar.com The Indy 500: A Celebration of Speed and Tradition Presented by Gainbridge, the 110th running of the Indianapolis 500 is set for Sunday, May 24, 2026, at the legendary Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Known as “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing,” this event attracts drivers and fans from around the world. The Indy 500 is part of the prestigious Triple Crown of Motorsport, alongside the Monaco Grand Prix and the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The greatest drivers in the world test their limits here, with 230+ mph speeds, four laps, and 16 corners. For fans, the Indy 500 is about more than just the race—it’s about tradition, celebration, and finding the best spots to keep the excitement of the weekend going. That’s where Bowdie’s Chophouse comes in. Bowdie’s Chophouse: A Must-Visit for Racing Fans Located in the Graham Rahal Campus, Bowdie’s Chophouse seamlessly blends high-performance energy with timeless chophouse sophistication. Step into a space that pays tribute to the Indy 500, featuring: Checkered flag-inspired black and white tile A rotating car museum showcasing iconic vehicles Industrial racing elements, sleek accents, rich woods, and leather seating With its refined yet inviting atmosphere, Bowdie’s has quickly become a go-to destination for those looking to celebrate in style—whether you’re in town for race weekend or simply enjoying a night out. Read more about our one-of-a-kind Zionsville, IN, location. Legendary Steaks, Unmatched Atmosphere At Bowdie’s, the experience extends far beyond the decor. Every detail is crafted to deliver an exceptional dining experience, offering: Prime, hand-cut steaks, expertly prepared to perfection. Fresh seafood and elevated side dishes, catering to every palate. Handcrafted cocktails and an extensive wine selection, perfect for toasting to a winning weekend. Impeccable service that makes the night feel seamless. Explore Our Menu “An absolute must for any car enthusiast! Service was amazing, food was fantastic and the atmosphere was like nothing I’d ever experienced!” —Matt D. The Ultimate Dining Destination for Racing Enthusiasts Situated just 13 miles (only a 26-minute drive) from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Bowdie’s is perfectly positioned for both pre-race fuel-ups and post-race celebrations. With an atmosphere that caters to both intimate dinners and larger gatherings, it has become a go-to spot for race fans and locals alike. Gearing up for the high-speed weekend, hosting a business dinner, or just looking to indulge in an exceptional meal? You can count on Bowdie’s Chophouse delivering an experience like no other. The Best of Racing & Fine Dining The Indy 500 is all about heart-pounding excitement and passion. At Bowdie’s Chophouse, that same spirit is reflected in every detail, from the immersive design to the expertly curated menu. Reserve a table today to experience it for yourself. Make a Reservation | (317) 680-8230 Address 10814 Creek Way, Suite 2 Zionsville, Indiana 46077 Hours Friday–Saturday: 5pm–11pm Sunday–Thursday: 5pm–10pm Weekend Brunch Saturday-Sunday: 11am-2pm The post Celebrate the Indy 500 at Bowdie’s Chophouse in Zionsville, Indiana appeared first on Bowdie's Chophouse.
Art Exhibition Celebrates the Indianapolis 500
It’s MAY in Indianapolis: hear the roar of the engines, feel the electricity in the air, experience the ART inspired by the Indy 500 by a variety of artists. CV Art and Frame has curated a stunning collection featuring the energy and legacy of the Indianapolis 500, celebrating the 110th running of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing. From the blur of velocity to detailed realism, mixed media collage to historic representation – the exhibition spans a wide range of styles and perspectives. Nods to legendary and new winners like Al Unser, Jr and Josef Newgarden, notable participants like Jim Nabors, Shirley Jones and Roger Penske. Can Helio Castroneves make it to the never-before-done 5 wins? Or will Alex Palou take the back-to-back win? There are 33 possibilities … Join us throughout the month of May to see how artists have transformed speed into something where you can stand still and admire. See some of the featured work HERE
Second Annual Zionsville Pride Festival Coming July 18
" July 18 @ 1:00 pm – 7:00 pm Join us at the second annual Zionsville Pride Festival! Zionsville Pride is a “laid-back, family-friendly afternoon celebrating LGBTQ+ community, connection, and belonging.” Come visit our booth! Zionsville Christian Church 120 N. 9th Street Zionsville, Indiana 46077 Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live "
Art Exhibition Celebrates the Indianapolis 500
"It’s MAY in Indianapolis: hear the roar of the engines, feel the electricity in the air, experience the ART inspired by the Indy 500 by a variety of artists. CV Art and Frame has curated a stunning collection featuring the energy and legacy of the Indianapolis 500, celebrating the 110th running of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing. From the blur of velocity to detailed realism, mixed media collage to historic representation – the exhibition spans a wide range of styles and perspectives. Nods to legendary and new winners like Al Unser, Jr and Josef Newgarden, notable participants like Jim Nabors, Shirley Jones and Roger Penske. Can Helio Castroneves make it to the never-before-done 5 wins? Or will Alex Palou take the back-to-back win? There are 33 possibilities … Join us throughout the month of May to see how artists have transformed speed into something where you can stand still and admire. See some of the featured work HERE"
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