Seminary Park
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Seminary Park was established in 1983 on 1.5 acres at 350 S. 10th St. in Noblesville. The county initially bought the land in 1844 for the town’s first schoolhouse, known as the County Seminary, and later it was the location of the Second Ward School, which served Noblesville students for more than 100 years. The last school building stood site until its demolition in 1969.
In 2019, the park underwent renovation to add pathways, Edison lighting, a new gazebo, park benches and many landscaped flower beds. The park also features a playground, and landscaped, open green space.
The gazebo and green space is used many times throughout the year for small outdoor weddings, rentals and events. Seminary Park is home to "Lights Over Seminary" and the "Indiana Peony Festival."
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Noblesville is a growing city located just north of Indianapolis, offering a blend of historic character, local amenities, and convenient access to major roadways like I-69 and I-465. The city has deep roots—dating back to the early 1800s—and has preserved much of its architectural history, especially in Downtown Noblesville. The Hamilton County Courthouse anchors the city square, surrounded by original brick streets and historic homes. Today, Noblesville continues to grow while maintaining its small-town feel, offering a wide range of shopping, dining, and events that reflect its community-focused spirit.
Downtown is a central destination for locals and visitors alike, filled with small businesses, restaurants, antique shops, and regular community events. You’ll find everything from brunch at Bica Cafe to locally made treats at Alexander’s on the Square, and drinks at longtime favorites like Syd’s Bar. Holiday events bring extra energy to the square, with parades, tree lightings, and seasonal festivals that showcase Noblesville’s civic pride. Nearby Federal Hill Commons hosts farmers markets, live music, and seasonal activities, while Ruoff Music Center, Indiana’s largest outdoor concert venue, draws major performers to the area.
Recreation is a big part of daily life in Noblesville, with several parks and outdoor spaces offering opportunities to stay active and engaged. Forest Park includes trails, playgrounds, a carousel, and the Nickel Plate Express, while Strawtown Koteewi Park features horseback riding, ziplining, and an archery range. Potter’s Bridge Park provides scenic walking paths and the county’s only remaining covered bridge. Cultural attractions like Noblesville Creates support local artists and host year-round programming, while Spencer Farm Winery and Primeval Brewing offer relaxing social spaces for wine and beer enthusiasts. From historic downtown to nature trails and live music, Noblesville offers a mix of old and new that continues to draw people looking for both community connection and everyday convenience.
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