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Midtown Holiday Home Tour - by Mario Morone
by Mario Morone
posted: Nov. 01, 2019
The annual Midtown Holiday Home Tour is Saturday, November 16 and Sunday, November 17 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. It will feature five homes in four neighborhoods with a marketplace including food from neighborhood restaurants and works of local decorators and florists that are available for purchase.
Each home will also display a classic car. The former Indiana National Bank building (at 215 East 38th Street) will have a marketplace featuring local florists and decorators in addition to food and beverage vendors that are featured at each tour home. Complimentary food and beverage vendor samples will vary Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Patrons can obtain their tour booklets and booties (plastic shoes) there as well.
Neighborhoods highlighted on the Midtown Holiday Home Tour are: Mapleton Fall Creek (Wells Home), Golden Hill (Carbrey and Nowak Homes), Butler-Tarkington (Waggoner Home) and Meridian-Kessler (Gaynor Home).
For those purchasing tickets on-line, please show your purchase receipt on your mobile device when you check in at the former Indiana National Bank building. No printing is required.
"Proceeds from the event benefit Midtown Indy Inc.'s efforts to activate, connect, advocate and revitalize our midtown geography. We highly appreciate patrons' participation in the home tour and dedication to our midtown neighborhoods, institutions, businesses and neighbors," said Casey Seaton, Midtown Program & Events Coordinator.
Midtown Holiday Home Tour sponsors include: Bedel Financial, Chapman Heating and Colling, FC Tucker, Flanner Buchanan, Free-Hunter Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, Ivy Tech Community College, Michaelis Corporation, REI Real Estate Services and The Lavengood Group.
For those interested in volunteering as a home docent, please e-mail: info@midtownindy.org. Two free home tour tickets will be included for those volunteering.
Proceeds from the home tour benefit Midtown Indy's efforts to revitalize the area, like the renovations made at Tarkington Park. More information is available at:
mario@broadripplegazette.com