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  • The Making of ‘A Meadow’s Tale’ at Cyntheanne Park

    The story A Meadow’s Tale began in the summer of 2021 with my curiosity of the wildflower varieties in the fields at Cyntheanne Park, where I frequently visit as a nearby resident.    As a teacher at the IPS/Butler Lab School 60, I thought it would be perfect for my pre-kindergarten students and their families to…

  • Staying Active on the Nickel Plate Trail

    The Nickel Plate Trail recently celebrated its grand opening, and it includes a brand new pedestrian tunnel beneath 116th Street! The plans for the Nickel Plate Trail were announced in 2019, and I can’t get over just how much has been accomplished on it since then. Trail users can travel from 146th to 106th Street.  …

  • A Day on the Nickel Plate Trail: Teens Take the Trail

    Have you heard? The downtown portion of the Nickel Plate Trail has officially opened, including the brand new pedestrian tunnel beneath 116th Street! No matter what age–on foot, bike, or skates, there’s something for everyone to enjoy on the trail as we head into summer. If you’re a teen or have teens who are looking…

  • Catch Animal Olympians at the Heart Hike

    Find heart shapes in nature at the 8th annual Heart Hike  Remember that New Year’s resolution you made about getting more exercise? Fishers Parks has just what you need to get back on track! Come rekindle your fitness goal around the firepit at Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve during the 8th annual Heart Hike on Saturday,…

  • National Pumpkin Day: Boo Bash

    What Is It About Fall That Makes Me So Happy? Is it the weather? Is it the cool, crisp days when the sky is so clear and so blue, and the temperatures are so perfect?  The kind of weather when a light sweater or jacket wraps you in perfect comfort. Time outdoors in the fall…

  • Fishers Fall Bucket List

    The leaves are starting to change and the temperatures are finally dropping, which means fall is officially here! It’s no secret that autumn is my absolute favorite time of year. I would consider myself an expert on the subject, and there is definitely plenty of festive fall fun in Fishers! That’s why I’ve created this…

  • 5 Things to Check Out at Glow in the Park

    Hello, Fishers! I’m Adam Wagner, experience coordinator with Fishers Parks. We are gearing up for our Glow in the Park event this Saturday, September 18. This is one of our biggest and most popular events. We turn our Nickel Plate District Amphitheater into a dance party featuring a local DJ, emcee, dance performances by 31Svn…

  • 5 Things to Know About Fishers Maker Playground

    The Fishers Maker Playground is a 15,000-foot, state-of-the-art, public makerspace at the Hub and Spoke building located in west Fishers, just off the Nickel Plate Trail. We offer membership-based access to the facility, as well as a variety of programming for all ages. Makerspaces are the result of the marriage of the “maker” movement that…

  • Water Amenities in Fishers

    Water Amenities in Fishers

    Fishers offers so many ways to beat the heat through the various water amenities across our city. We are home to several ponds, creeks, splash pads, a lake, and even a beach! I’ve compiled a list of some places you’ll want to check out if you are looking to cool off in the water this…

  • 10 Fun Ways to Celebrate Kids to Parks Day

    With the rise in popularity of the 1,000 Hours Outside Challenge, families are getting outdoors more than ever to play and explore. If you’re participating in this challenge, May 15 is the perfect day to log more hours, as it’s Kids to Parks Day!  This is a yearly day dedicated to encouraging families to get…