posted Jan 21, 2020, 5:16 PM by phillip martini
Your weekly Zionsville Village update is below. Please note the new VRA event below.Upcoming Events:- Wednesday, January 22: Knee-high Naturalists from 9:30-11:30am at Zion Nature Center. Knee-high Naturalists is a new, monthly series for the youngest nature enthusiasts! In this drop-off program, children will learn all about the wonders of nature with the Naturalists. Similar to the summer camps, activities will take place both inside and outside the Zion Nature Center. This program will provide a hands-on, nature-based educational experience for your child. Ages: 3-5 (Children must be fully potty-trained).
- Thursday, January 23: Zionsville Historic Preservation Committee public meeting at 6:30pm at the Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library (Lora Hussey Room).
- Friday, January 24: Tim Cavanagh: Music and Comedy at 7:00pm at Zionsville Performing Arts Center (1000 Mulberry Street). Benefit for Zionsville High School Bands. The hilarious Tim Cavanagh, a regular on Bob & Tom who has also been featured on Comedy Central, Nashville Now, and Dr. Demento, brings an evening of music and comedy to the STAR Bank PAC at Zionsville Community High School. He will be joined by special surprise guests, including the ZCHS Jazz Band.
Upcoming VRA Events: - Tuesday, February 4: Presentation from Paul Vezolles, owner of the Brick Street Inn and Auberge Restaurant on Main Street, regarding an expansion plan that will make it a better community asset for local residents and visitors as a place to eat, gather, stay, and celebrate various occasions. They are striving to deliver high standards of design, comfort, and service while enhancing the charming character of the place and adhering to the town's architectural guidance for the village business district. Meeting will be at the Brick Street Inn at 7:30pm.
Zionsville Historic Preservation Committee:
The Zionsville Historic Preservation Committee will hold public meetings in the next two months to present the Conservation District Ordinance they are working to gain support for. One meeting is this week (Jan 23) and a future meeting date is as follows:
- Saturday, February 22: 2:00pm at Town Hall (2nd Floor)
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posted Jan 13, 2020, 5:21 PM by phillip martini
Your weekly Zionsville Village update is below. It's another quiet week in the Village.Upcoming Events:- Monday, January 13: Through the Lens: Lloyd Riley Exhibition at SullivanMunce Cultural Center. Exhibition runs through February 22.
Monday, January 13: ZCS School Board meeting at 6:00pm in the Educational Services Center Boardroom (900 Mulberry St). - Monday, January 13: ZCS School Board meeting at 6:00pm in the Educational Services Center Boardroom (900 Mulberry St).
- Tuesday, January 14: Toddler Trek with Zion Nature Center from 10:00-11:00am at Turkey Foot Park.
- Spending time outdoors has numerous benefits for a child's physical and emotional well-being. Each month they will meet at different Zionsville parks to play, explore, and watch the seasons change. Toddler Trek is rain or shine (with the exception of severe weather). Dress for the weather and be prepared to get moving!
- Ages 5 and under with an adult. Registration at http://www.zionsville-in.gov/Activities/Activity/Detail/Toddler-Trek-291
Zionsville Historic Preservation Committee:
The Zionsville Historic Preservation Committee will hold public meetings in the next two months to present the Conservation District Ordinance they are working to gain support for. Meeting dates are as follows: - Thursday, January 23: 6:30pm in the Lora Hussey Room at the Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library
- Saturday, February 22: 2:00pm at Town Hall (2nd Floor)
Village/Zionsville/Villagers in the News: - Zionsville police chief announces retirement after more than four decades
- Zionsville police chief retiring in April
- Zionsville Chief of Police Robert Knox to retire
- Chief Robert Knox to Retire: Zionsville Thanks You for Decades of Dedicated Service
As always, please reach out to your neighbors and encourage them to join the VRA, as well as attend meetings and events. The strength of our organization is in our membership and the more active members we have, the stronger our voice is. |
posted Jan 7, 2020, 4:01 PM by phillip martini
Your weekly Zionsville Village update is below. It's a quiet week in the Village.Upcoming Events:- Monday, January 6: Through the Lens: Lloyd Riley Exhibition at SullivanMunce Cultural Center.
- Exhibition runs through February 22.
- Monday, January 6: Zionsville Town Council meeting at 7:00pm at Town Hall.
- Wednesday, January 8: Zionsville Parks and Recreation Meeting at 7:00pm at Town Hall.
- Saturday, January 11: Scout Saturday: Nature Merit Badge from 1:00-3:00pm at Zion Nature Center. Join Park Naturalist, Mindy Murdock, and a certified BSA merit badge counselor, for hands-on activities that explore the animals and other components of Nature. This workshop is open to boys and girls, scouts and non-scouts.
Zionsville Historic Preservation Committee:
The Zionsville Historic Preservation Committee will hold public meetings in the next two months to present the Conservation District Ordinance they are working to gain support for. Meeting dates are as follows: - Thursday, January 23: 6:30pm in the Hussey Room at the Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library
- Saturday, February 22: 2:00pm at Town Hall (2nd Floor)
Village/Zionsville/Villagers in the News: - Trails expected for Zionsville upon development approval (Current):
- Looking ahead: Zionsville's new mayor and her plans for the next four years (Current):
- Zionsville road reopens (Current):
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posted Dec 30, 2019, 6:19 PM by phillip martini
Upcoming Events:- Tuesday, December 31: Unscramble our Shelves! from 9:30am-1:00pm at Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library. Adults and Teens (14+). End 2019 by helping to tidy up the library's shelves in the Youth Department. If you know your ABC's and 123's and would like to help them accomplish the huge task, they could use your help. If you would like to volunteer for this project, please register online. If you have 1 hour or 5 hours to spare, they would be happy to have your assistance.
- Wednesday, January 1: Happy New Year!
- Wednesday, January 1: Zionsville Mayoral Inauguration & Reception from 2:00-4:00pm at Town Hall. Please join the Town of Zionsville as they celebrate the inauguration of Mayor Emily Styron. The new mayor will be sworn in by State Senator J.D. Ford. The ceremony will be followed by a reception with musical performance by Chad Mills. This event is free and open to the public, however space is limited, please register for a ticket on Eventbrite.
- Thursday, January 2: Coloring Xtravaganza from 10:00am-2:00pm at Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library. They will have a variety of coloring sheets for all ages and a variety of materials for coloring them. Stop by and color with them.
- No registration necessary. Ages 3-12.
- Friday, January 3: Zion Nature Center is OPEN.
Friday, January 3: Christmas Bird Count for Kids from 8:30am-12:00pm at Zion Nature Center. Whether your child is curious about the natural world and loves to go birding or has never birded before. Amos Butler Audubon Volunteers will help your child discover birding and hopefully light the curiosity for nature within them. The FREE event will include a session on birding basics, 90 minutes of birding fun, data collection, wrap up and awards ceremony. Bring binoculars and field guides if you have them. Dress for cold weather and hiking. Ages 5-15 years with an adult. - Friday, January 3: "Art after Five" from 5:00-8:00pm at Art IN Hand (211 S. Main Street). Art IN Hand Gallery will be featuring student artwork in January from Boone Meadows Elementary.
- This is an excellent opportunity for everyone to view the new student artwork on display. Stop by for light refreshments and enjoy all the artwork.
- Saturday, January 4: Nature Treasure Boxes from 10:00-11:00am at Zion Nature Center. Whether you are young or old, does exploring outdoors mean a collection of rocks, leaves, flowers, and sticks? We'll be making our own nature treasure boxes so all these little collected treasures have a place to call home. Registration is required as space is limited. Fee: $5 per person.
- Friday, January 3: Christmas Bird Count for Kids from 8:30am-12:00pm at Zion Nature Center. Whether your child is curious about the natural world and loves to go birding or has never birded before. Amos Butler Audubon Volunteers will help your child discover birding and hopefully light the curiosity for nature within them. The FREE event will include a session on birding basics, 90 minutes of birding fun, data collection, wrap up and awards ceremony. Bring binoculars and field guides if you have them. Dress for cold weather and hiking. Ages 5-15 years with an adult.
- Friday, January 3: "Art after Five" from 5:00-8:00pm at Art IN Hand (211 S. Main Street). Art IN Hand Gallery will be featuring student artwork in January from Boone Meadows Elementary. This is an excellent opportunity for everyone to view the new student artwork on display. Stop by for light refreshments and enjoy all the artwork.
- Saturday, January 4: Nature Treasure Boxes from 10:00-11:00am at Zion Nature Center. Whether you are young or old, does exploring outdoors mean a collection of rocks, leaves, flowers, and sticks? We'll be making our own nature treasure boxes so all these little collected treasures have a place to call home. Registration is required as space is limited. Fee: $5 per person.
- Saturday, January 18: Upcoming electronics recycle at the Akard's True Value Hardware Store
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posted Dec 7, 2019, 2:00 PM by phillip martini
Zionsville Village Residents’ Association 2019 Sixth Annual Holiday Decorating Contest
Six years ago, The Zionsville Residents Association (ZVRA.com) started inviting Zionsville residents and businesses to show off their holiday decorating knowhow by entering this friendly competition that highlights Zionsville’s great Christmas spirit. Everyone enjoys a little competition and what better way than to show off your home or business all decked out for the holidays.
The ZVRA is pleased to announce the winners of the 2019 Sixth Annual Holiday Decorating Contest! The team of judges (Kathy Scales Brown, Erin & Miles Effner, Debbie & Mia Forbeck, Pam Hillman, Julia Leonard, Todd Rech, and Sally Zelonis) were “wowed” seeing everyone’s creative efforts in making Zionsville sparkle this holiday season. Decision making was made difficult with so many creative entries. We were also excited to see a record number of applications that included six residential applicants and twelve businesses. We would love to see even more in 2020! Here are the winners! Ribbons will be distributed and bragging rights are all theirs! Please take some time this holiday season to visit the winners and thank them for their participation.
GRAND PRIZE WINNER BUSINESS Sundance Salon Spa, Sally Marchand-Collins, 47 S Elm Street Business Winners - First Place: Cheveux Salon and Spa, Andrea Fortney, 10 N. Main St.
- Second Place: Blooms by Dragonfly, Wendi Louks, 176 S. Main St.
- Third Place: Art IN Hand Gallery, Diane Couch, 211 S. Main St.
GRAND PRIZE WINNER RESIDENTIAL Sergio & Melanie Negrin, 115 S. Lexington Ct. Residential Winners: - First Place: Susan Danner, 150 W. Walnut St.
- Second Place: Eric & Kathleen Siegmann, 495 W. Ash St.
- Third Place: Martha Osterhaus, 140 N. Main St.
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posted Dec 2, 2019, 5:20 PM by phillip martini
Upcoming Events:- Monday, December 2: Through the Lens: Lloyd Riley exhibit at the SullivanMunce Cultural Center. Exhibit runs through February 22, 2020.
- Monday, December 2: The Art of Dr. Seuss exhibit at CV Art and Frame (110 South Main Street). Exhibit runs through December 8.
- Monday, December 2: Zionsville Town Council meeting at 7:00pm at Town Hall.
- Tuesday, December 3: Last day to submit entries for the VRA Holiday House Decorating Contest.
- Friday, December 6: "Art After Five" from 5:00-8:00pm at Art IN Hand. Art IN Hand will be featuring art work created by Zionsville Community High School the month of December.
- Stop by for light refreshments and enjoy all of the artwork. It's a great time to do some Christmas shopping and pick up some new handmade ornaments.
- Saturday, December 7: Christmas at the Farm at 9:00am, 11:00am, and 1:00pm at Trader's Point Creamery. Join Santa at their festive party in the Red Barn!
- Visit Santa in the big Red Barn and give him your Christmas list. Sing along with live holiday music and make holiday crafts. Take in the beauty of the farm on a sleigh-hayride. Treat yourself to organic eggnog, hot chocolate, and a festive menu at the Jingle Bell Cafe in the barn. $20/person (+ processing fees). Children under 1 are free. Tickets required for all attendees (except children under 1) & are available only by online advance purchase.
- Tickets and more information at http://traderspointcreamery.com/events/christmas-on-the-farm/
- Saturday, December 7: Carol of Homes from 10:00am-4:00pm at various locations. The Holiday Home Tour will feature 6 decorated homes in Zionsville. The homes will also have our very own talented Zionsville Show Choir students performing their favorite Holiday songs. All proceeds benefit the Zionsville Show Choirs as they prepare for competition season.
- Saturday, December 7: Victorian Holidays at the SullivanMunce from 10:00am-3:00pm. SullivanMunce Guild bake sale - proceeds benefit programming at SullivanMunce. Craft activities for youth. Chili bowl sale - proceeds go toward the purchase of a much needed Pugmill for recycling clay waste into reusable clay in the ceramics studio. Santa mailbox open through December 20.
- Saturday, December 7: Christmas in the Village from 11:00am-3:00pm. Santa in residence at the Santa House at the corner of Main and Cedar Street. Horse-drawn rides throughout the Village. Board the wagon at Robert Goodman Jewelers (106 N. Main Street). Enjoy live music, beloved characters and Victorian carolers strolling the streets.
- Saturday, December 7: "The Immanuel Quilt" book signing event with author, Lauri Wolf from 12:00-2:00pm at Black Dog Books.
- Saturday, December 7: Nature Ornaments from 12:00-4:00pm at Zion Nature Center. Visit the Zion Nature Center to make some nature-inspired ornaments.
- Perfect for gifts, or to decorate your tree and start a family tradition. Drop in anytime between 12:00-4:00. You may make one of each ornament offered. Fee: $2/person.
- Saturday, December 7: VRA Progressive Dinner at 6:00pm at a series of 3 surprise locations
- Sunday, December 8: Christmas at the Farm at 9:00am, 11:00am, and 1:00pm at Trader's Point Creamery. Join Santa at their festive party in the Red Barn! Visit Santa in the big Red Barn and give him your Christmas list. Sing along with live holiday music and make holiday crafts. Take in the beauty of the farm on a sleigh-hayride. Treat yourself to organic eggnog, hot chocolate, and a festive menu at the Jingle Bell Cafe in the barn. $20/person (+ processing fees). Children under 1 are free.
- Sunday, December 8: Christmas in the Village from 11:00am-3:00pm. Santa in residence at the Santa House at the corner of Main and Cedar Street.
- Horse-drawn rides throughout the Village. Board the wagon at Robert Goodman Jewelers (106 N. Main Street).
- Sunday, December 8: Nature Ornaments from 12:00-4:00pm at Zion Nature Center. Visit the Zion Nature Center to make some nature-inspired ornaments.
- Perfect for gifts, or to decorate your tree and start a family tradition. Drop in anytime between 12:00-4:00. You may make one of each ornament offered. Fee: $2/person.
- Sunday, December 8: Nature Ornaments from 12:00-4:00pm at Zion Nature Center. Visit the Zion Nature Center to make some nature-inspired ornaments.
- Perfect for gifts, or to decorate your tree and start a family tradition. Drop in anytime between 12:00-4:00. You may make one of each ornament offered. Fee: $2/person.
Zionsville Board and Commission Positions:
Village/Zionsville/Villagers in the News:
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posted Nov 25, 2019, 4:50 PM by phillip martini
* A lot of upcoming events!!!
Upcoming Events:
Monday, November 25: Through the Lens: Lloyd
Riley exhibit at the SullivanMunce Cultural Center. Exhibit runs
through February 22, 2020.
Monday, November 25: The Art of Dr. Seuss
exhibit at CV Art and Frame (110 South Main Street). Exhibit runs through
December 8.
Monday, November 25: Zionsville
Redevelopment Commission meeting at 6:30pm at Town Hall. This meeting has
been cancelled.
Tuesday, November 26: Zionsville
Architectural Review Committee meeting at 7:30am at Town Hall (RL Turner
Conference Room - 205).
Tuesday, November 26: Special Meeting
of the Zionsville Board of Zoning Appeals at 6:30pm at Town Hall. Wednesday, November 27 -
Friday, November 29: Thanksgiving Break for Zionsville Community Schools.
Thursday, November
28: Happy
Thanksgiving!
Thursday, November 28: Z Gravy Chase
at 8:30am on Main Street (Rosie's Place at 10 S. Main Street). Third
annual Z Gravy Chase! The Z Gravy Chase offers both a 2 Mile Run/Walk and
a 4.4 Mile Run/Walk. 100% of the proceeds benefit the Boys & Girls
Club of Zionsville. Registration and more information at https://racemaker.org/event/z-gravy-chase-2/
Saturday, November 30: Drop-In
Discovery from 10:00am-12:00pm at Zion Nature Center. Family in town for
the holiday weekend, and looking for something to do? Need a break from
all the holiday sales and shopping? Stop in to the Zion Nature Center for
a chance to relax, explore and discover. There will be opportunities to
meet some of the nature center animals, a holiday craft and refreshments.
Saturday, November 30: The History of Christmas - Heather
Lefebvre and Laura Winslow book signing event from 1:00-3:00pm at Black Dog
Books (115 S. Main Street). The book covers 2000 years of the history
of Christmas through Faith, Fable and Festivity. The book is
highly interactive being full of recipes, readings, discussion questions and
activities for celebrating Christmas. More information at https://blackdogbooksin.com/event/
Saturday, November 30: Fun with the
Grinch from 1:00-3:00pm at Akard True Value Hardware in the Boone Village
Shopping Center. Selfies with the Grinch for a donation to Chicken
Nugget and Gang. Come at 1:00pm to hear a special reading of the
Grinch.
Saturday, November 30: Amy Lacy's reading of Where is
Christmas? at 4:00pm at Black Dog Books (115 S. Main Street). Local author Amy Lacy will read her story Where is Christmas,
which tells the story of how Christmas begins in Zionsville. Her book is
also a coloring book. More information at https://blackdogbooksin.com/event/
Saturday, November 30: Hot chocolate and cookies from
3:00-5:00pm at Carpenter Realtors (5 N. Main
Street). Join them for hot chocolate and cookies before
the Christmas in the Village parade. Saturday, November 30: Christmas in the Village Parade
& Tree Lighting from 4:00-7:00pm at Main Street. This family friendly
parade begins at 5:00pm featuring the Zionsville Marching Band, reindeer, and
Santa. This years parade theme is Jingle Bells! Parade begins at
Eagle Elementary and ends at Old National Bank at approximately 5:30pm.
Santa will then light the tree for the Christmas season on the corner of
Pine and Main Streets. Stay on Main Street for horse-drawn wagon rides,
live entertainers on stage, S'mores, photos with Santa. Get your
Christmas shopping started on the right foot by visiting our wonderful
Zionsville merchants. More information at https://www.zionsvillechamber.org/christmas-in-the-village.html
Sunday, December 1: Winter Reading Program starts at
Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library. Program is open to all
ages. It runs through January 31, 2020. Sunday, December 1: Christmas in the Village from
11:00am-3:00pm. Santa in residence at the Santa House at the corner
of Main and Cedar Street. Horse-drawn rides throughout the Village.
Board the wagon at Robert Goodman Jewelers (106 N. Main Street).
Sunday, December 1: Christmas Open House from 1:00-5:00pm at
Maplelawn Farmstead (9575 Whitestown Road).
Zionsville Board and
Commission Positions:
If you are interested in
a board or commission position with the Town send a message to committees@zvra.com or president@zvra.com and
we will provide you with contact information.
Village/Zionsville/Villagers
in the News:
Upcoming VRA Events:
·
Progressive
Dinner: This year's Progressive
Dinner will be held on Saturday, December 7. ·
Holiday
House Decorating Contest: If
you love to decorate for the holidays, this is the event for you! The contest
is open to all residences and businesses in the Village. Flyers have
been distributed to each house and business. It can also be
found on our VRA website: http://www.zvra.com/announcements/2019sixthannualzvraholidaydecoratingcontest The
entry application is attached to it. Also included on the flyer
are the judging criteria and instructions on how to submit your
application. The committee will only judge houses and businesses that
have submitted an application. Seven awards will be given out, which
are described in more detail on the flyer. Entries must be
received no later than December 3rd and will be judged on December 4th.
Winners will be announced on December 6th. |
posted Nov 12, 2019, 4:29 PM by phillip martini
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updated Dec 7, 2019, 1:58 PM
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Zionsville Village Residents’ Association 2019 Sixth Annual Holiday Decorating Contest
Six years ago, The Zionsville Residents Association (ZVRA.com) started inviting Zionsville residents and businesses to show off their holiday decorating knowhow by entering this friendly competition that highlights Zionsville’s great Christmas spirit. Everyone enjoys a little competition and what better way than to show off your home or business all decked out for the holidays.
The ZVRA is pleased to announce the winners of the 2019 Sixth Annual Holiday Decorating Contest! The team of judges (Kathy Scales Brown, Erin & Miles Effner, Debbie & Mia Forbeck, Pam Hillman, Julia Leonard, Todd Rech, and Sally Zelonis) were “wowed” seeing everyone’s creative efforts in making Zionsville sparkle this holiday season. Decision making was made difficult with so many creative entries. We were also excited to see a record number of applications that included six residential applicants and twelve businesses. We would love to see even more in 2020! Here are the winners! Ribbons will be distributed and bragging rights are all theirs! Please take some time this holiday season to visit the winners and thank them for their participation.
GRAND PRIZE WINNER BUSINESS Sundance Salon Spa, Sally Marchand-Collins, 47 S Elm Street Business Winners First Place: Cheveux Salon and Spa, Andrea Fortney, 10 N. Main St. Second Place: Blooms by Dragonfly, Wendi Louks, 176 S. Main St. Third Place: Art IN Hand Gallery, Diane Couch, 211 S. Main St.
GRAND PRIZE WINNER RESIDENTIAL Sergio & Melanie Negrin, 115 S. Lexington Ct. Residential Winners: First Place: Susan Danner, 150 W. Walnut St. Second Place: Eric & Kathleen Siegmann, 495 W. Ash St. Third Place: Martha Osterhaus, 140 N. Main St.
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posted Oct 27, 2019, 1:11 PM by phillip martini
Reminder that our October meeting featuring a presentation by the Zionsville Historic Preservation Committee is on this Tuesday at 7:30pm at the SullivanMunce Cultural Center.
For those of you with VRA meeting yard signs, please feel free to put them out.
The presentation will address the goal of creating a Village Conservation District which will focus on tear downs and new construction, as well as find ways to reconnect with our unique Historic Heritage. If you are concerned with large houses being built on small lots and maintaining the charm of the Village this is a meeting that you will want to attend. If you live in the Village you are a stakeholder in this effort and this is your chance to learn about what a Conservation District is and the plan for gaining approval for its acceptance.
VRA membership is at an all time high but we still don't reach everyone in the Village. If you have neighbors who don't receive our e-mails but have a strong interest in this topic, please be sure to mention the meeting to them.
Also, if needed, we can also use a portion of this meeting as our annual VRA meeting. We do not have any Board members planning to step down but if you would like to run for a Board position, please e-mail me and we will set up elections.
We will also be collecting dues at the meeting, if you haven't paid yet for the year. It is $20 for a family and $15 for an individual. |
posted Oct 21, 2019, 11:11 AM by phillip martini
Upcoming VRA Events: Tuesday, October 29: Presentation by the Zionsville Historic Preservation Committee regarding the goal of creating a Village Conservation District which will focus on tear downs and new construction, as well as find ways to reconnect with our unique Historic Heritage. If you are concerned about large houses being built on small lots and maintaining the charm of the Village this is a meeting you will want to attend. If you live in the Village you are a stake holder in this effort and this is your chance to learn about what a Conservation District is and the plan for gaining approval for its acceptance. This meeting is at 7:30pm at SullivanMunce Cultural Center
Upcoming Events:Tuesday, October 22: Zionsville Architectural Review Committee meeting at 7:30am at Town Hall (RL Turner Conference Room - 205). No agenda posted but there is a public notice of the meeting, noting that a quorum of the Town Council may be in attendance: https://www.zionsville-in.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_10222019-1025Tuesday, October 22: Zionsville Chamber of Commerce Mayoral & Town Council Candidate Town Hall from 6:30-8:30pm at Town Hall (St. Vincent Community Room - 207). The event will be moderated by IBJ's Samm Quinn. Doors open at 6:00pm. Questions can be submitted via the Slido app or website. The event code is Zville2019. You can also "like" a question to move it up the question list. The more "likes" a question has, the better the chance that it will be presented to the candidates. More info at https://twitter.com/zvillechamber?lang=en and https://zionsvilleincoc.wliinc32.com/events/CandidateTown%20Hall%20Forum-1086/detailsSaturday, October 26: Mike Super 2.Oh! at 7:30pm at STAR Bank Performing Arts Center at ZCHS. All new show of magic and illusion. America's Got Talent finalist and winner of NBC's Phenomenon, Mike Super takes magic to levels that literally touch the audience. Sunday, October 27: Pumpkins & Hayrides from 2:00-5:00pm at Lions Park. Enjoy pumpkin painting, hayrides, bounce houses, games, food, a kid's costume contest and more. |
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