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218 E. Main St. |
Sunday 10am to 6pmMonday Closed Tuesday - Wednesday 10am to 6pm Thursday 10am to 9pm Friday - Saturday 10am to 6pm |
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Located in a house that was built in 1890, this yarn shop offers locally spun yarn and locally produced fiber for spinning, along with a large variety of other yarns. If you’re interested in learning more about fiber arts with yarn, call ahead for a class schedule. The shop offers regular classes in knitting, crocheting and spinning techniques, along with weekly knit and crochet clubs. You might also plan to catch an open house, featuring demonstrations and hands-on activities for various skill levels. For inspiration, check out some of the many hand-knit and hand-crocheted items by local artisans on display. |
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Sun 1 to 5pmMon - Thurs 9am to 9pm Fri 9am to 6pm Sat 9am to 5pm |
1120 Stafford Rd. |
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This local library continually offers art and cultural programs, from rubber stamping for kids to vintage films to the annual Friends of the Library Wine and Cheese Event. The library’s art gallery features a wide variety of local artwork, from oil pastels to ceramics to photography. Art exhibits rotate every four to five weeks. The Plainfield-Guilford Township Public Library has grown to be a place where the community can come to find not only information but also inspiration for all areas of life. |
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2067 E. Hadley Rd. |
Sun 11am to 10pmMon Closed Tues - Thurs 11am to 10pm Fri - Sat 11am to 12am |
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This is not your average brew pub. With 16 beers on tap, including house-brewed varieties like a cream stout and Belgian wit, it earns its applause from local beer enthusiasts. And with features like a rotating art exhibit on the walls, seating with views of the entire brewing process and unique menu items like root-vegetable salad and a hearty buffalo burger, the brew pub has a personality unlike any other you’ll find locally. Artisan meats and meatloaf, salads like one topped with roasted sweet potatoes and parsnips and desserts topped with homemade whipped cream — paired with any of the beers on tap — add up to an unforgettable pub experience. Not a beer fan? Try an Indiana wine, including some from nearby Chateau Thomas Winery (another stop on the trail). With a kids’ menu available, there’s something for the whole family. |
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Mon - Thurs 10am to 9pmFri - Sat 10am to 10pm Sun noon to 7pm |
6291 Cambridge Way |
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Conveniently located off of Interstate 70 at Exit 66, this winery, gift shop and tasting room features award-winning Indiana Artisan Wines hand-crafted in the Old French style using only the finest Vinifera grapes. You’ll also find many local products and more than 4,000 unique gift items, including wine-infused candy, salsa, cheese, wine charms and bottle stoppers. Call ahead to make arrangements for a private tour of the winery. January through mid-May, plan to enjoy Friday night live entertainment and casual dining at the winery’s Winter Wine Down Music Series. Friday nights from mid-May through September, enjoy Music on the Veranda with casual dining from 6 to 9 p.m. and free live music from 7 to 10 p.m. |
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| art and food for purchase | class or tour | exhibits | self-guided | performances | local favorite | ||