Thistle & Thyme is a home and garden store that offers a unified blend of treasured and gathered items, vintage and new. We are excited to bring you a multi-styled store filled with antiques, vintage, primitive, farmhouse, handmade goods, unique finds, garden décor, gifts, candles, jewelry, & more. 

Our store is located just off of the downtown Noblesville, Indiana square at 29 S. 9th Street. Thistle & Thyme offers in-store DIY classes and events. We love being a part of the Noblesville retail community and we look forward to seeing you in our shop as we bring you new and exciting things weekly.

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Just north of Carmel and Fishers, Noblesville’s got that small-town charm you’ve been searching for. Its downtown is lovingly preserved, offering residents a piece of history in their own backyard. Explore Forest Park’s water park and carousel, visit the Nickel Plate Express, or catch a show at Ruoff Music Center.

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The Dr. James A. Dillon Park is approximately 77.5 acres of beautiful ground, and was established June 2, 2007.  The park was named in memory and honor of Dr. James A. Dillon who served on the Noblesville Parks and Recreation Board for almost 40 years.  Dr. Dillon was a physician in Noblesville for 50 years.

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Spencer Farm began as a fruit farm in 1982 with a strawberry patch. The farm expanded with other fruits and a market in 2008. The farm, Spencer’s U-Pick opened in 1982 with a strawberry patch, and over the years, the farm gradually added more crops. Asparagus, blueberries, red raspberries, and pumpkins provided a variety of pick-your-own crops spanning over several seasons. The farm matured rapidly over the next five years to the point that Kyle and Lori’s son Mark envisioned the farm becoming part of his future.

In his role as production manager at Spencer Farm, Mark began exploring other growth opportunities. Due to his love of viticulture and the art of wine-making, Mark proposed the idea of a winery. After extensive research, trial and error, and  advice from Purdue's Wine Grape Team, the first test batches of wine were created. With the tasting room construction complete in the summer of 2019, the Spencers proudly opened the farmhouse doors to a relaxed country experience.

Come escape the routine of everyday life, breathe easy and savor some new Spencer Farm wines. 

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Ginger's Cafe, in Noblesville, IN, is the area's leading restaurant serving Noblesville and surrounding areas since 2010. We offer home cooking for breakfast, lunch and dinner, a banquet facility and much more. For your next meal, visit Ginger's Cafe in Noblesville.

Home cooking done right.

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Grindstone is a neighborhood restaurant serving elevated American fare and classic cocktails to help you unwind after the grind. Menu items are dishes we know and love.

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A premier recreational destination located in Noblesville, Indiana. This exclusive club offers a perfect blend of golf and lakeside amenities, providing members and guests with a unique and enjoyable experience.

Whether you're looking to improve your golf game, relax by the water, or socialize with fellow members, Harbour Trees Golf & Beach Club provides a welcoming and picturesque setting for leisure and recreation...


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Welcome to Linden Tree, where elegance meets everyday convenience. We are your ultimate destination for handpicked gifts and fashion-forward apparel. Committed to delivering exceptional value, we offer high-quality, unique finds at accessible prices. Gift-giving is made effortless with our complimentary wrapping service, and if you're short on time, take advantage of our convenient shipping options or curbside pickup. Although our website offers a carefully selected assortment, it's just the tip of the iceberg. Our brick-and-mortar locations are a treasure trove of additional curated pieces waiting to be discovered. For any specific needs, don't hesitate to reach out—superior customer service isn't just a goal, it's our promise to you.

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Located in Noblesville, Indiana, Little Petal Farm was established in 2019 as a specialty cut flower farm producing high-quality blooms & branches for floral designers, event planners, subscription holders, weddings, and all-around flower lovers. Flower gardening & landscaping has been a passion of mine for more than 25 years. I have spent a lot of time designing, planting and nurturing my own gardens by planting tons of perennials, flowering woodies and plump grasses. We are so excited to provide our exceptional quality of blooms for everyone’s needs & events! 

Want to get to know us more? Visit us at our shop in downtown Noblesville, or follow us on Instagram and Facebook. 
We look forward to growing with you.

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Since 2001, Kiln Creations has unleashed the creativity in Indianapolis and Noblesville residents and allowed families and friends to spend quality time together.

This unique pottery painting studio allows anyone, adults and children, artists and non-artists, to create a one-of-a-kind piece of art that can become their favorite bowl, plate, mug or piggy bank.

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Matteo's is the premier Italian experience in the Midwest. Authentic Italian restaurant voted one of the top 25 restaurants in Indiana for the 4th year in a row. Matteo's is perfect for business and family gatherings. Famous for its homemade cuisine. Conveniently located on the square of downtown Noblesville, across the street from the courthouse.

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Moonshot Games are stores in the northern Indianapolis region specializing in Board Games, Magic the Gathering (MTG), Pokémon, Kids Games, Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), Dice, Minis, and Paints. We are committed to bringing a variety of products, at great prices, with the best customer service around, to bring happiness and fun to tables all across our community.

We firmly believe in the power of play and making memories with loved ones. There's a lot to discover and learn at our stores, and we have dedicated, knowledgeable staff ready to help you pick the next best thing. Whether it's for a game night, a birthday gift, or some quality time putting together a puzzle, there's something for everyone at our shops and we are committed to making sure you walk away happy with your purchase.

Today, Moonshot Games represents more than just a handful of game stores. Ours is a place for people without a place. A safe spot to visit, play, laugh, and learn within a loving, supportive community. Yet this dream wouldn't have become reality without our customers, because it was too big to build by our will alone. It was Noblesville's dream too, and so we continue to serve our community with plenty more big ideas as we reach for the stars.

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Morse Park and Beach is the center for summertime activities in Hamilton County. With the surrounding trees, hills, and Morse Reservoir, it is an ideal location to play! This 23-acre park boasts an 18-hole disc golf course. Morse Park is also home to the Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department's spring and fall softball leagues. 

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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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Here at the Wild Bohemian Boutique, you will find an affordable, curated collection of modern-boho pieces from head to toe. While shopping online, you'll notice each piece of clothing has a unique size guide, styling suggestions, & the best part... real life models along with their specific sizing information. We hope this really makes your shopping experience so much easier to find the perfect look, for your perfect body type. 
So whether you're treating yourself to a new date night outfit, or just shopping for something cute & comfy for every day wear.... we've got you covered! 

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Step into the golden age of railroading with hands on educational and entertainment experiences. Through interactive historical experiences, Nickel Plate Heritage Railroad introduces new generations of Hoosiers to the rich history of rail travel. Sit back and enjoy the sites, sounds and experience of a ride on the former Nickel Plate Road in our 1950s Santa Fe equipment.

The Nickel Plate Trail is a proposed 9.2 mile pedestrian trail situated along the Nickel Plate rail running from 96th Street in Fishers to Pleasant Street in Noblesville. The trail’s development connects the two communities through the hearts of their downtowns to create recreational and experiential opportunities for residents and visitors to the Hamilton County trail.

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Noble Coffee and Tea Company is located on the square in beautiful downtown Noblesville, Indiana. Come by and experience how fresh roasted coffee should taste. Order drinks, coffee beans, and tea from the cafe to pick up now, or choose any of our products for special order from our roastery to be shipped or picked up in Noblesville.

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Located on the historic square in Noblesville, browse three floors packed full of fascinating antiques, offered for sale by over 60 dealers. Among the thousands of items you will find antique advertising, primitives, furniture, glassware, old toys, jewelry, art, books and more.

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Potter's Bridge Park features the only remaining covered bridge in Hamilton County, and is surrounded by a 66-acre park. Constructed between 1870-1871 by Josiah Durfee, and restored in 1999, the bridge serves as the centerpiece of Potter's Bridge Park. The bridge boasts beautiful views of the White River and is a great place to observe wildlife in its natural habitat. The park also contains the White River Greenway Trail, which spans 3.25 miles along the White River through Forest Park and on to either downtown Noblesville or Morse Park and Beach.

There is plenty of recreation for the family to enjoy at Potter's Bridge Park! Bring your canoe or kayak to the park for a ride along the White River. Pack up your fishing pole and waders. Lace up your tennis shoes for a hike and enjoy some wildlife viewing on your way, or simply bring the kids to delight in the playground. 

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Primeval Brewing was founded on the love of quality craft beer, value of friendship, and a dream to bring something unique to the vibrant central Indiana craft brewing scene. We have a passion for classic, easy-drinking European beer styles that have often been overlooked in the heavily hopped, high-alcohol tendencies of American craft brewing. We believe these styles will be appreciated by novice and experienced craft beer consumers looking for something a little different from an American craft brewery. Our beer menu is diverse and we strive to offer a range of styles that will appeal to different palates.

Our vision is to provide a taproom that invites social camaraderie with family, old friends, and new friends over a well-crafted variety of beers. We cherish the memories we have made sharing in the fellowship of beer, and hope you will create some of your own memories with us. Our focus is building from the ground up and focusing on community. We strive to be your favorite neighborhood brewery while also offering a unique experience that will attract craft beer enthusiasts from all parts of central Indiana.

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"Who is Rosie?" is usually the first question people ask us. Rosie was the grandmother of Debbi Bourgerie, who owns Rosie's with her husband, Michael. The restaurant is named in her honor. Her dedication to good quality food and family inspired Debbi to do the same when opening Rosie's. Why is Rosie's so good? Likely because we make just about everything—our baked goods, homemade bread, dressings, soups—from scratch, or maybe, it just runs in the family. Rosie's is a full-service breakfast, brunch and lunch restaurant with a full bakery, and three locations on the Northside of Indianapolis. Each location has its own unique character and offerings, but all of them feel like you're dining with your closest family and friends. 

If you’re looking to brunch in Carmel, lunch in Zionsville, or pick up coffee and cookies in Noblesville,  Rosie’s is the place. Fair warning, though: Once you do, chances are good you will be coming back—again and again.

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Smith's Jewelers - Top Rated Jewelry Store In Noblesville, IN.

Our no pressure sales staff will take the time to learn your name, your taste in jewelry and guide you into the right direction. Shop our extensive collection of bridal jewelry or find your perfect diamond. All loose diamonds we sell are GIA and USA certified and laser inscribed as well as being verified with our state of the art diamond grading equipment.

Spencer Farm began in 1982 as 'Spencer's U- Pick'. The farm started as a dream for Kyle Spencer. Kyle had always wanted to farm from the time he was a small boy. He was involved in a livestock production as well as agronomic crops, but was not raised on a farm. The opportunity to farm didn't seem like it would become a reality until the Lord blessed him with a neighbor who made it possible for him to rent 10 acres, and as they say, "the rest is history." 

Started primarily as a small "pick-your-own" fruit farm; Spencer Farm now sells pre-picked, you-pick, and wholesale fruit around the central Indiana area. In 2008, the farm market was expanded, and has a wide variety of farm fresh Indiana products as well as hand dipped ice cream, our own homemade fudge and pies, jams and jellies, and much more. 

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The Hamilton County Courthouse was built in 1879, and 10 years later the first tavern opened in the new J.L. Evans Building. The tavern benefited from nearby railroad traffic and it offered lodging on the upper floors. The building has always been used as a tavern except during the years 1909 to 1933 when alcohol sales were prohibited by the government. Walter Carey and Sid Gill opened Syd's in 1945 and installed the locally famous shuffleboard game in the middle of the bar. They also coined the familiar Syd's catchphrase, "Howdy Bub." Syd's became known for its cold drinks and friendly service.

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The Nesst is a happening Steakhouse where the locals go to dine, drink, and socialize. Along with their traditional American Steakhouse menu, they also feature traditional dishes from near and far, sure to bring you back for another taste.

Opened on November 1, 2020, by Sladan and his wife Brandy. With the vision of a welcoming table, excellent service, and quality products the two set out on a mission to open a steakhouse that would provide all of this and more.

The Nesst was created and named by the two and the labor of love shared by the family. Many family members helped to bring this dream to reality with their children and Brandy's mother, Susan, continues to be a part of The Nesst family. Come in as a guest but be prepared to leave as a friend.

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