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Contents
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2013 Events
12 Purdue University
16
Historical Attractions
18 Downtown
22
Breweries & Winery
23 Shopping
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DOWNTOWN
CREDITS & EDITORIAL INFORMATION
Parks & Recreation
32 Arts
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A Short Drive
center insert
Map & Lodging
Contributing Photographers: Monty Sloan, Dan Wade, Journal & Courier
and the many talented entries from "www.OneGreatPhotoContest.com"
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We Are Here for You
Let us be your liaison!
We are here to help you relax and enjoy the journey.
Whatever your reason for visiting; leisure trip, business
trip or sporting event, we are here to help with friendly,
complimentary assistance. The lineup of free services you
can receive from Visit Lafayette—West Lafayette (VLWL)
includes (but not limited to):
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Brochures, Walking Tours, Maps & Guides
Up-to-date Community Event Calendar
Meeting, Convention & Sports Event Planning
Group Tours & Great Itineraries
Parks, Recreation, Shopping, Dining & Nightlife
Lodging & Overnight Reservations
VISITORS CENTER
Dining
DOWNTOWN
VISITORS CENTER
301 Frontage Road
Lafayette, Indiana 47905
765-447-9999 • 800-872-6648
fax: 765-447-5062
info@HomeOfPurdue.com
www.HomeOfPurdue.com
Welcome
see page
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COLUMBIAN PARK ZOO
Two Great Cities. One Great University.
Welcome to Lafayette—West Lafayette! A historian’s dream
with beautiful turn-of-the-century architecture throughout
the community. History buffs will want to visit the
Tippecanoe Battlefield and Museum or explore
Prophetstown, Indiana’s newest state park. Within the
state park, enjoy hiking and biking trails, a restored
prairie, a developing Native American Village as well
as The Farm at Prophetstown, a working farm where
valuable lessons are uncovered.
"Howl with the wolves" at Wolf Park, a one-of-a-kind wolf
research facility. Opportunities to enjoy nature’s wonders
include Celery Bog Nature Preserve, Clegg Botanical Gardens
and the Wabash Heritage Trail. Columbian Park features
see page
12
Our vibrant downtown, spanning Lafayette and
West Lafayette, remains the heart of our ever-growing
community. Antiques and eclectic shopping abound.
Satisfy your taste buds with handmade candies, quaint
coffee shops and the state’s oldest
drive-in restaurant.
You'll find a sophisticated art
scene, including a variety
of galleries and outdoor
SEE PAGE 22
art. Pubs, clubs and even
FOR WINERY
& BREWERIES
local breweries bring our
community to life after hours
and are full of live music and
entertainment! Enjoy a tasting at
one of two breweries or a winery.
A variety of great festivals can be enjoyed throughout
the year. Purdue University offers entertainment too,
including the excitement of Big Ten sporting events.
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PURDUE UNIVERSITY
see page
DOWNTOWN
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see page
32
ART & GALLERIES
INDIANA FIDDLERS'
GATHERING
see page
9
Tropicanoe Cove Family Aquatic Center, a giant
playground area and Columbian Park Zoo. Hiking and
biking trails can be found throughout our community.
Golf enthusiasts will love our courses, featuring
professional designs from Pete Dye
and Hale Irwin. Stay and Play packages
are available!
Whether it is
education,
industry, a
sports event or
just an adventure
that brings you
to Lafayette—West
Lafayette, we are glad
you are here, or planning
a visit.
The visitors center is open
Monday through Friday from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from
noon to 4 p.m. A self-service vestibule
is available 24 hours.
Stop in the center and pick up area
brochures, maps and more to make
your stay everything it should be—
simply wonderful.
VISIT LAFAYETTE—WEST LAFAYETTE
301 Frontage Road
765-447-9999 • 800-872-6648
fax: 765-447-5062
info@HomeOfPurdue.com
HOWL WITH THE
WOLVES ON
"HOWL NIGHTS"
SEE PAGE 28
WOLF PARK
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A Great Place to Meet
Looking for Something Different for
Groups? Planning a Meeting or Event?
The Visit Lafayette—West Lafayette team offers a variety of services to
support meetings, conventions, group tours and special events in the
Lafayette—West Lafayette community. We are ready to assist you in
locating all the appropriate services.
Complimentary services include, but are not limited to:
• Advance Promotional Flyers
• Attraction Reservation Assistance
• Bid Presentations
• Customized Itinerary Planning
• Entertainment Suggestions
• Familiarization Tours
• Liaison for All Contacts and Suppliers
• Lodging Assistance
• Maps and Directional Assistance
• Name Badge Holders and Inserts
• News Media Contacts and News Releases
• Promotional Brochures and
Digital Photos
• Program Planning Assistance
• Site Selection Assistance
• Speakers List
• Step-On-Guide Services
• Welcome Letters and Bags
Contact Ashley Gregory, Group Tours and
Meeting Manager, to assist you with your
planning. agregory@HomeOfPurdue.com
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Midway Airport Three Trips Daily
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for Our Planned
Day Trips to
Chicago, Indianapolis
& More
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Demographics
LOCATION
and important #'s
60 miles northwest of Indianapolis, 120 miles southeast of Chicago
LATITUDE: 40 21’ N ELEVATION: 616 ft.
LONGITUDE: 86 52’ W
POPULATION
Tippecanoe County
Lafayette
West Lafayette
Purdue Enrollment Fall 2012
Ivy Tech Enrollment Spring 2013
174,724
66,105
29,720
37,536
8,600
CLIMATE
Mean Annual Temperature
January Normal Daily Minimum
January Normal Daily Maximum
July Normal Daily Minimum
July Normal Daily Maximum
50.0 degrees F
14.4 degrees F
31.5 degrees F
62.0 degrees F
84.5 degrees F
WEATHER
Local forecast and current weather conditions
www.wlfi.com
TIME ZONE OBSERVED
Eastern Standard Time (EST) — Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
MEDIA
Greater Lafayette Commerce
Welcomes You!
Your one-stop for everything business in
Greater Lafayette, we are happy to be of
assistance during your visit.
Our 1,100 plus members take pride in providing
the best service for residents and visitors alike.
Visit our website to learn more about our members
and our organization.
Greater Lafayette Commerce strives every day to
make Greater Lafayette the place of choice to live,
work, to raise a family and play. Thank you for
making us your choice to visit.
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DIAL 911
ROAD INFO
Indiana State Police
765-567-2125
HOSPITALS
Indiana University Health Arnett Hospital
5165 McCarty Lane, Lafayette
765-448-8000
Franciscan St. Elizabeth East
1701 Creasy Lane, Lafayette
765-502-4000
Franciscan St. Elizabeth Central
1501 Hartford Street, Lafayette
765-423-6011
URGENT CARE CENTERS Indiana University Health Arnett Urgent Care
Sigma Med Express
Unity Immediate Care Center
CRISIS CENTER
Lafayette Crisis Center
1244 N. 15th Street, Lafayette
765-448-8000
765-463-6262
765-446-1362
(can provide shelter information)
765-742-0244
TRANSPORTATION
AIRPORTS
AIRPORT SHUTTLES
337 Columbia Street, Lafayette, IN • 765.742.4044
www.GreaterLafayetteCommerce.com
info@GreaterLafayetteCommerce.com
AUTO RENTALS
TAXI SERVICE
BUS
TRAIN
Purdue University Airport
765-743-3442
Indianapolis International
317-487-9594
Lafayette Limo—to Indianapolis
765-497-3828
Express Air Coach—to Chicago
765-743-3120
Star of America—to Indianapolis
800-228-0814
Suburban Express
217-344-6700
Ace Rent-A-Car
765-446-2234
Avis Rent A Car
800-331-1212 or 765-446-1167
Budget Car Rental
800-527-0700 or 765-743-9620
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
800-261-7331 or 765-448-4246
Hertz Rent-A-Car
765-447-4038
Mike Raisor Ford
765-447-9444
Rent-A-Wreck
765-447-2879
Thrifty Car Rental
866-957-0058
Twin City Dodge
765-447-3191
City Cab
765-477-1234 or 765-429-TAXI
Four Star Taxi
765-448-6150
Hey Taxi
765-743-1047
Locomotives Taxi
765-426-3109
CityBus
765-742-7433
Greyhound
800-231-2222
Amtrak
800-872-7245
ADDITIONAL AREA INFORMATION
Free Breakfast & Local Calls
In-room Coffee - Hair Dryer
Pets Welcome - Health Club Pass
Single/Double/Queen & Suites Available
Ask about Student Accommodations!
City of Lafayette
City of West Lafayette
Greater Lafayette Commerce
Purdue University Info Center
Tippecanoe County Government
765-807-1000
765-775-5100
765-742-4044
765-494-4636
765-423-9215
lafayette.in.gov
westlafayette.in.gov
greaterlafayettecommerce.com
purdue.edu/vic
tippecanoe.in.gov
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2013 Events
DANCING IN THE STREETS
ROUND THE FOUNTAIN ART FAIR
April
TRY YOUR LUCK AT
CRICKET SPITTING
APRIL 13-14
13-14 PURDUE
SPRING FEST
— Weekend featuring
fun activities for the
entire family. Celebrate
Gala Week and
Mother’s Weekend
along with the Bug Bowl,
Horticulture Show, Veterinary Open House and more.
www.purdue.edu/springfest
20 PURDUE GRAND PRIX RACE — Go-kart race, time
trials, car show, parade and other activities. Track located behind
the Schwartz Tennis Center. www.purduegrandprix.org
A SPRING MORNING DOWNTOWN AT THE FARMERS
MARKET AND A VISIT TO THE ROUND THE FOUNTAIN
ART FAIR MAKE FOR A GREAT DAY!
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Bugs, Fiddles,
Fireworks and
Beer... we
celebrate that
around here!
May
FARMERS MARKETS —
See page 9.
4 TAP AT TAF — A craft brew
festival featuring Indiana Breweries
from across the state and over 50
different beer selections.
www.tippecanoearts.org
25 ROUND THE FOUNTAIN
ART FAIR — One of the best
one-day art shows in the Midwest.
Offerings include paintings,
sculptures, pottery, photography,
prints, jewelry and other media.
Held on the courthouse square.
www.roundthefountain.org
STARS & STRIPES
CELEBRATION
WABASH RIVERFEST
FARMERS MARKETS
www.lafayettefamersmarket.com
May through October, find open air markets
offering fresh produce, flowers, plants and herbs,
crafts, live entertainment and special events.
DANCING
IN THE
STREETS
PURDUE
SPRINGFEST
June
Lafayette Farmers Market — downtown
Lafayette on 5th Street between Main and
Columbia, Saturdays; 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
FARMERS
MARKETS
15 TASTE OF
TIPPECANOE —
A festival of the arts
to benefit the arts!
Highlighting the
culinary, performing
and visual arts of the region.
Held downtown. Great music, food and fireworks.
www.tippecanoearts.org
Lafayette Farmers Market at Purdue —
Centennial Mall between Memorial Mall and the
Bell Tower, Thursdays; 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
FARMERS MARKET
Sagamore West Farmers Market — Salisbury
and Cumberland streets at Cumberland Park, West
Lafayette, Wednesdays; 3 to 6:30 p.m.
28-30 INDIANA FIDDLERS’ GATHERING — Three day
traditional music gathering encouraging playing, listening and
dancing. All anticipate both the formal stage presentations
and the informal jam sessions. Tippecanoe Battlefield Park in
Battle Ground. www.indianafiddlersgathering.org
28-JULY 5 FESTOONED FOURTH DISPLAY —
Festive patriotic display with flags and buntings.
Ninth Street Hill Neighborhood. www.ninthstreethill.org
July
FARMERS MARKETS
THOUSANDS GATHER
ON A HISTORICAL
BATTLEFIELD TO
CELEBRATE THEIR
LOVE OF MUSIC
1-5 FESTOONED FOURTH DISPLAY — See June 28.
4 STARS & STRIPES CELEBRATION — Lafayette
Citizens Band patriotic concert followed by an amazing
firework display at dusk. Riehle Plaza.
13 WABASH RIVERFEST — A day to appreciate
the Wabash River with voyageur canoe competitions,
kids activities, entertainment and educational displays.
Tapawingo Park. www.wabashriverfest.com
800-872-6648
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2013 Events
GERMANFEST
July continued
20 DANCING IN THE STREETS — Live music, classic car
show, cruise-in and more. Riehle Plaza and Tapawingo Park.
www.dancinginthestreets.net
20-27 TIPPECANOE COUNTY 4-H FAIR — 4-H
projects, animal competitions, carnival, tractor pull and more.
Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds.
August
FARMERS MARKETS — See page 9.
1-3 TIPPECANOE STEAM & GAS POWER SHOW —
Antique tractors and cars, gas engines, threshing machines,
quilting, food and music. Tippecanoe County Amphitheater.
www.tsgpai.org
2-7 COLT WORLD SERIES — Teams from all over the
world compete in baseball play-offs for 15 to 16 year olds.
Loeb Stadium, Columbian Park. www.coltworldseries.com
17 OUTFEST — Celebration of diversity. Main Street,
downtown. www.pridelafayette.org
24 BEERS ACROSS THE WABASH —
Taste an assortment of ales and lagers
from over 30 Indiana breweries. Downtown
on the John Myers Pedestrian Bridge.
www.beersacrossthewabash.com
24 UPTOWN JAZZ AND BLUES —
Evening of Jazz and Blues along with food and
drink, a combination that is just right on a hot
summer night! Downtown on 5th Street.
www.uptownjazzandblues.com
31 GLOBAL FEST — Celebrates the diversity
of Purdue and our community with ethnic foods,
music, crafts and traditions. Morton Community
Center. www.westlafayette.in.gov/parks
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8
TASTE OF TIPPECANOE
September
GALLERY WALK
FARMERS MARKETS —
See page 9.
7 PURDUE FOOTBALL —
Purdue vs. Indiana State (Band
Day). www.purduesports.com
7 ST. BONIFACE
GERMANFEST — Fun for
all ages! Enjoy authentic German
food, beer and wine tents, live
Polka music and carnival rides.
St. Boniface Church.
www.lafayettegermanfest.org
Purdue vs. Nortre Dame
(Gold and Black Game).
www.purduesports.com
14-15 HORSE PULL /
COUNTRY FAIR — Locally made
Indiana products, bake sale, Draft Horse
Farm Show, hands on interaction with
farm animals, trolley rides. The Farm at
Prophetstown. www.prophetstown.org
15 ART ON THE WABASH —
Outdoor juried art fair featuring artists
from 15 area counties.
Tapawingo Park, along the
banks of the Wabash River.
www.artonthewabash.com
HOMECOMING — Purdue
vs. Northern Illinois. www.
purduesports.com
A DAY TO ENJOY
GREAT ETHNIC FOODS,
TRADITIONAL CRAFTS
AND LIVE MUSIC
PURDUE BOILERMAKER HALF MARATHON
PURDUE FOOTBALL FANS
October
FARMERS MARKETS — See page 9.
5-6 FEAST OF THE HUNTERS'
MOON — Historical reenactment featuring
traditional crafts, goods, food and life-styles
of the 18th century trade period.
Fort Ouiatenon, on the banks of the Wabash
River. www.tippecanoehistory.org
12 PURDUE FOOTBALL — Purdue vs.
Nebraska (Hammer Down on Cancer Game).
19 PURDUE BOILERMAKER
HALF MARATHON — Starts at Ross-Ade
stadium and meanders through the Purdue
campus and the cities of West Lafayette and
Lafayette. www.purduehalf.com
ART ON THE
WABASH
November
Purdue vs. Ohio State. www.purduesports.com
Purdue vs. Iowa (Military Appreciation Day).
Purdue vs. Illinois. www.purduesports.com
Always something
happening!
FOR A FULL LISTING, VISIT
www.TippecanoeArts.org
www.PurdueSports.com
www.Purdue.edu
December
7 DICKENS OF A
CHRISTMAS —
Downtown is filled with
carolers, costumed characters
from Dickens' novels, carriage
rides, live entertainment, food
and demonstrating artisans.
Holiday lighting ceremony at
Riehle Plaza follows.
www.dickensofachristmas.com
ARTISANS DEMONSTRATING
ALONG A DICKENS THEMED
MAIN STREET
7-8 PURDUE CHRISTMAS SHOW — Held in the beautiful
Elliott Hall of Music, this holiday student production has been
declared one of the most outstanding musical presentations in
the country! www.purdue.edu/pmo
8 CHRISTMAS PARADE — Indiana's largest holiday
parade. Crowds lineup along Main Street to see Santa, marching
bands, floats, clowns, fire engines, police cars and more.
www.lafayettewestlafayettechristmasparade.com
22-24 HOLIDAY LUMINARIA DISPLAY — Over 500
holiday luminaries light Ninth Street Hill Neighborhood.
www.ninthstreethill.org
2013 recurring
MAY 17, JULY 12 and SEPTEMBER 20
DOWNTOWN GALLERY WALK — Throughout the year,
you can enjoy the latest artworks on exhibition from local
artists presented in various downtown Lafayette business and
gallery spaces. www.tippecanoearts.org
MAY 11, JUNE 8, JULY 13, AUGUST 10 & 31
MOSEY DOWN MAIN STREET — Enjoy an evening of arts,
food, shopping and entertainment. www.moseydownmain.com
EVERY FRIDAY BEFORE HOME FOOTBALL GAMES
BOILER BRIDGE WALK — Members of the Purdue football
team meet and greet their fellow citizens as they walk across the
John Myers Pedestrian Bridge. www.purduesports.com
800-872-6648
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Purdue University
Purdue University is a major research institution
known for discoveries in science, technology,
engineering, math and beyond. Founded in 1869, the
University proudly serves its state as well as the nation
and the world. More than 37,000 students from all 50
states and 130 countries, along with some 850 student
organizations and Big Ten Boilermaker athletics, make
for a lively environment. As a major research university,
Purdue has high-ranking programs in disciplines from
pharmacy to business to engineering to agriculture.
Welcome to Purdue University
PURDUE WELCOME CENTER
101 N. Grant Street, Room 110
765-494-4636, www.purdue.edu/VIC
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LOEB FOUNTAIN
www.Purdue.edu
ENGINEERING FOUNTAIN
Places to See
ARMSTRONG HALL OF ENGINEERING
PURDUE MALL, FOUNDERS PARK,
ACADEMY PARK AND MEMORIAL MALL
On the Memorial Mall, founding benefactor John Purdue
is buried in front of University Hall, the oldest building on
campus. Purdue Mall and Founders Park fountains and
Sinninger Pond near the Purdue Bell Tower are popular warmweather gathering spots for students, visitors and community
residents alike.
PURDUE MEMORIAL UNION
101 N. Grant Street, 765-494-8900, www.union.purdue.edu
PURDUE BLACK CULTURAL CENTER
Provides a range of services and activities, lodging and
restaurants within its gothic-style walls. (see ad on page 15)
DISCOVER PARK
610 Purdue Mall, 765-496-6625, www.purdue.edu/discoverypark
NEIL ARMSTRONG HALL OF ENGINEERING
701 W. Stadium Avenue, 765-494-5345
A contemporary building that reflects mission and memories.
The atrium, with its 53-foot ceiling, has a replica of Apollo 1
and a mural reflecting the life of Purdue astronaut Roger
Chaffee. A bronze sculpture of Neil Armstrong, as a Purdue
undergraduate student, greets visitors to the building. Purdue
University is justifiably proud to be known as the "Cradle of
Astronauts" and has now produced 23 graduates to be selected as
NASA astronauts.
Discovery Park and its major centers lead Purdue's large-scale
interdisciplinary research efforts. Call to schedule tours.
DAUCH ALUMNI CENTER
403 W. Wood Street, 765-494-2727, www.purduealum.org/dauch
Celebrates the history of Purdue and its alumni. Interactive
exhibits allow visitors to learn more about Purdue’s role in our
country’s history—including our astronauts and developments
in agriculture and engineering.
MEMORIAL UNION
1100 3rd Street, 765-494-3092
www.purdue.edu/bcc
Provides purposeful, holistic, scholarly and cocurricular programming designed to strengthen
understanding of African American heritage. (see
Performing Arts on page 36)
PURDUE LATINO CULTURAL CENTER
600 N. Russell Street, 765-494-2530
www.purdue.edu/lcc
Established in 2003 to provide a place where people
from throughout the community can learn and enjoy
the many aspects of Latino culture.
800-872-6648
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Purdue University
PURDUE ATHLETICS
!
PURDUE BANDS
KAMPEN COURSE, A PETE DYE DESIGN
PURDUE HORTICULTURE PARK
McCormick Road north of State Road 26
Adjacent to Stewart Woods, Hort Park and the woods
comprise about 35 acres of landscaped and wooded land.
Within easy walking distance of campus. Open to the public
year-round during daylight hours, they are suited to nature
study, drawing, photography, relaxation and hiking.
THE VILLAGE
Chauncey Village caters to visitors, students and alumni with
an emphasis on Purdue traditions and memorabilia, nightlife,
shopping, dining and fun set in a college atmosphere.
BOILERMAKER
STATUE
Arts &
Entertainment
Sports
PURDUE BANDS
Eighteen varsity teams compete in Big Ten
action, involving more than 500 studentathletes. Led by their flagship programs in
men's and women's basketball, football and
women's volleyball, Purdue athletics provide
the best in amateur action.
See pages 32-37 for additional information
765-494-0770, www.purdue.edu/bands
PURDUE CONVOCATIONS
765-494-9712, www.convocations.org
PURDUE GALLERIES
765-494-3061, www.purdue.edu/galleries
PURDUE MUSICAL
ORGANIZATIONS
765-494-3941, www.purdue.edu/pmo
PURDUE THEATRE
PURDUE CAMPUS IS HOME
TO MANY FOUNTAINS AND
STATUES. SEE PAGE 34 TO
LEARN MORE ABOUT THEM.
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Yue-Kong Pao Hall of Visual & Performing Arts
552 W. Wood Street, 765-494-3074
www.cla.purdue.edu/theatre
BOILERMAKER ATHLETICS TEAMS
765-494-3194, www.purduesports.com
BIRCK BOILERMAKER GOLF COMPLEX
1300 Cherry Lane, 765-494-3139
www.purduegolf.com
Features two 18-hole championship golf
courses. The Kampen Course, completely
redesigned by noted course architect Pete Dye,
served as home to the 2003 NCAA Women's
and 2008 NCAA Men's Championships.
OLD GOLD AND BLACK — PURDUE'S COLORS WERE ADOPTED IN 1887,
THE FIRST YEAR OF PURDUE FOOTBALL. IT WAS DECIDED THAT COLORS
WERE NEEDED TO ACHIEVE DISTINCTION, AND THE CAPTAIN OF THE
FOOTBALL TEAM THAT YEAR PROPOSED THE COLORS.
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History & Historical Attractions
THE WABASH RIVER BEGINS NEAR FT. RECOVERY, OHIO AS A TINY STREAM AND
FLOWS MANY MILES INTO THE OHIO RIVER. THE NAME “WABASH” COMES FROM
OUABACHE OR WAH-BA-SHIKA-KI, A FRENCH/NATIVE AMERICAN INTERPRETATION
THAT ROUGHLY TRANSLATES TO “CLEAR WATER OVER WHITE STONES.”
WABASH RIVER
Along the mighty banks of the Wabash
The Native Americans were the first to discover
the beauty of the Wabash Valley. Then the French
arrived in the early 1700s, establishing a trading
post at Ouiatenon, and changes began in the valley.
Tecumseh and his brother the Prophet established
the headquarters for their confederation at
Prophetstown to try and preserve the Native
American way of life. This led to the Battle of
Tippecanoe in 1811. Within five years, Indiana
became a state and the settlers arrived.
One of these early settlers was William Digby,
who platted Lafayette in May of 1825 and
named it after the Marquis de Lafayette.
Tippecanoe County was formed in 1826 and
Lafayette was named as its county seat.
West Lafayette was platted in the river bottoms in
1836. However, it soon became apparent the flood
plain was not the place to develop a town and
plans were moved to the top of the hill.
Our community continued to grow
and in 1869 Purdue University was
founded. The university has played an
important part in the development
of Lafayette—West Lafayette. Today,
we are a diversified community
with agriculture, manufacturing,
merchandising, education and
transportation.
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EARLY MAIN STREET
THE FARM AT PROPHETSTOWN
located inside Prophetstown State Park
3549 Prophetstown Trail, Battle Ground
765-567-4700, www.prophetstown.org
The Farm at Prophetstown is a unique experience.
Dedicated to showing, sharing, and teaching
alternative agriculture practices and
horse powered farming. Discover
STEP BACK
the Farmstead, where valuable
IN TIME
lessons are uncovered. Special
programs, horse-drawn trolley
rides, interesting interpretations
and demonstrations are available.
The Farm at Prophetstown is a
non-profit organization. Hours
are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily from
April—November. Winter hours
by appointment only December—
March. Business office open daily.
FORT OUIATENON
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum
The Museum and adjacent memorial commemorates
and interprets the nationally significant November 7,
1811 Battle of Tippecanoe. The Museum focuses on the
Battle, early settlement and nineteenth century Native
American life styles. The History Store features a large
assortment of books on America, Indiana, military and
Native history and culture and offers reproduction
historic goods, collectables and period clothing.
FORT OUIATENON
3129 South River Road, West Lafayette
765-476-8411
www.tippecanoehistory.org
TIPPECANOE BATTLEFIELD
200TH ANNIVERSARY
THE FARM AT
PROPHETSTOWN
Fort Ouiatenon (wee-ah-teh-non),
named for the Wea tribes in the area,
was established by the French in
1717 as a fur trading post. It was one
of the earliest settlements in what
was to become the State of Indiana.
Archaeology and research show that
the area was home to approximately
2,000 - 3,000 inhabitants during its
most profitable times. The replica
blockhouse, built in 1930, is open
weekends mid May—August from 1 to
5 p.m. Picnic facilities are also available.
The park also hosts the annual Feast
of the Hunters’ Moon festival each fall.
Programs and tours may be arranged
through the Tippecanoe County
Historical Association.
TIPPECANOE BATTLEFIELD AND MUSEUM
200 Battle Ground Avenue, Battle Ground
765-567-2147, www.tippecanoehistory.org
A National Historic Landmark, located in a 96-acre park
setting in Battle Ground, complete with picnic areas, nature
center, historic and scenic hiking trails. The 85-foot marble
obelisk monument was erected in 1908 and marks the site
of the November 7, 1811, Battle of Tippecanoe between
the United States’ forces, led by William Henry Harrison,
and representatives of Tecumseh’s Native American
confederation. A museum tells the story of the battle with
exhibits, a fiber-optic map of the action and information
about the dynamic leaders—Tecumseh, Harrison and The
Prophet. Programming and guided tours may be arranged
through the Tippecanoe County Historical Association.
The museum is open 6 days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
closed Wednesdays and the first two weeks in January.
Admission is charged. The park hosts the annual Indiana
Fiddlers' Gathering in June.
TIPPECANOE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
301 Main Street, Lafayette
www.tippecanoecountycourthouse.com
The Courthouse is on the National Register of Historic
Places and is truly a treasure. Built in the 1880s, this
third local courthouse was requested by the citizens to be
“of permanent and durable character.” Residents wanted
a building that would show the pride they had in their
county and filled 45 pages with instructions on how their
wishes should be carried out. It has served the community
for over 125 years, and with the carefully researched and
implemented $15 million renovation in the mid-1990s,
it will do so for many years to come. A self-guided tour
brochure is available online, and group tours can be
arranged. The courthouse houses the permanent collection
of Round the Fountain Art Fair works.
FOR INFORMATION ON HISTORICAL BUILDINGS
AND ARCHITECTURE, VISIT PAGE 33
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Dowtown
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Along the might banks of the Wabash River.
Ready. Set. Go Downtown!
Downtown is a vibrant and inviting place, filled with local flavor restaurants,
artisan galleries, boutiques, a large variety of entertainment options and more!
All set along tree-lined streets with outdoor art and beautiful turn-of-thecentury architecture.
OLD FASHIONED SODA FOUNTAIN
The Chauncey Village District,
in West Lafayette, is the area
situated between the Purdue
campus and the Riverfront
district. The name Chauncey
is from the original settlement
in this area in 1866. In 1888,
the town’s name was changed
to West Lafayette. This district
caters to visitors, students and
alumni alike with an emphasis
on Purdue traditions. Enjoy
a fun college atmosphere, a
great nightlife and shopping
including Purdue memorabilia.
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Spanning the river, the Wabash
Riverfront District is the area
between River Road in West
Lafayette and 4th Street in
Lafayette. This district hosts
some of the area's largest festivals
and includes many attractions
like the John Myers Pedestrian
Bridge, Riehle Plaza, Tapawingo
Park, Wabash Landing and the
Tippecanoe County Courthouse.
Enjoy the many restaurants and
coffee shops featuring an eclectic
mix of flavor from around
the world and the public art
displayed throughout the district
and on the courthouse square.
The Arts & Market District
encompasses 4th Street to 12th
Street and South Street to North
Street in Lafayette. This district
offers quaint shops, antique
stores, museums and galleries in
addition to theatre, live music
venues, great restaurants and
coffee shops. Also, don’t miss the
Lafayette Farmers Market, one of
Indiana’s oldest outdoor open air
markets, operating for over 165
years. Runs early May through
late October.
SEE MAP INSERT
FOR EXACT DISTRICT
BOUNDARIES
VIEW DOWN MAIN STREET
www.ReadySetGoDowntown.com
GENEALOGY AND RESEARCH CENTER
1001 South Street, Lafayette
765-476-8411, www.tippecanoehistory.org
Operated by the Tippecanoe County Historical
Association, it's the destination for all researchers
tracing their Tippecanoe County family heritage
or exploring other areas of local history.
HISTORIC FIVE POINTS
FIRE STATION MUSEUM —
NCHS CHILD SAFETY CENTER
1511 Main Street, Lafayette, 765-429-1046
SHOPPING
ART MUSEUM OF GREATER LAFAYETTE
TAKE A COURTHOUSE
TOUR—SEE PAGE 21
102 S. 10th Street, Lafayette
765-742-1128, www.ArtLafayette.org
Offers changing exhibitions, studio
classes, the ArtSmart: Indiana
educational program and docent-led
tours. (see page 32)
Restored to its 1937 heyday, the museum
houses a 1937 Arhnens-Fox fire truck that
made runs from the station for more than
40 years. Historical memorabilia, photos,
documents and run ledgers that tell the
history of the Lafayette Fire Department
can be found inside. Open Saturdays
from 1 to 4 p.m. or by appointment.
IMAGINATION STATION
765-420-7780
www.imagination-station.org
BIG FOUR DEPOT BUILDING
200 N. 2nd Street, Lafayette
A historical train depot building
built in 1902 in the NeoJacobean architectural style.
The depot was moved from its
original location to the plaza
to act as a transportation hub
in the mid-1990s. It continues
to be a hub of transportation,
serving as a stop for Amtrak
and Greyhound.
TIPPECANOE
COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
LAFAYETTE
FARMERS
MARKET
SUMMER CONCERT AT RIEHLE PLAZA
Offers interactive science
exhibits for all ages.
Demonstrations are scheduled
every Saturday on a large range
of topics. Open Tuesdays and
Saturdays from 9 a.m. to
2 p.m., with additional
summer hours, workshops and
special programs throughout
the year by appointment.
Admission is charged.
Dowtown
INDIANA'S OLDEST
DRIVE-IN
ANTIQUE & ECLECTIC SHOPPING
LAFAYETTE FARMERS MARKET
5th Street between Main and Columbia streets, Lafayette
www.LafayetteFarmersMarket.com
An open-air market operating downtown since the
1830s. May—October enjoy fresh produce (organic and
heirloom), flowers, plants, herbs and live entertainment.
Open Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
LAFAYETTE THEATER
www.lafayettetheater.com
This unique and historic venue, an art deco restored
theater, is a great place to catch a “Dinner and a Movie,”
see live shows or enjoy an elegant reception.
LONG CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
765-742-5664, www.LongCenterTheater.com
The Long Center is a community-owned and focused
venue, geared toward local non-profit performing arts.
Annual events like The Nutcracker and comedian Heywood
Banks draw large crowds. Home to the Lafayette Symphony
and its concert season, the Long Center also hosts Purdue
Bands, The Passion Play and many other events. Restored
to its vaudeville glory in 2001-02, it's a Lafayette gem.
UPTOWN JAZZ & BLUES FESTIVAL
RED CROWN MINI-MUSEUM
Corner of 6th and South streets
Lafayette
PHOTO
OPPORTUNITY
—VERY UNIQUE
PLACE TO SEE
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Step back in time at this unique
Standard Oil Service Station.
Built in 1928 by the Standard Oil
Company of Indiana, it pumped
mostly Red Crown gasoline.
Today, the station houses numerous
displays of automobile and service
station memorabilia. Everything can
be seen from the windows of this
“walk-by” museum.
ART MUSEUM GIFT SHOP
RIEHLE PLAZA & THE JOHN MYERS
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE
200 N. 2nd Street, Lafayette over the Wabash River to
Tapawingo Drive in West Lafayette
A symbolic link between the two cities, this site hosts musical
performances, festivals and community celebrations. Riehle
Plaza is located on the Lafayette side of the Wabash River.
The John Myers Pedestrian Bridge spans the river to Tapawingo
Park. Beautiful fountains, skyline panoramas and outdoor art
add to the appeal.
RIVERSIDE SKATING CENTER (seasonal)
Tapawingo Park, West Lafayette, 765-743-RINK
www.westlafayette.in.gov/parks
This outdoor, seasonal ice skating rink offers open skating
during the day and evening hours. There is also a food/drink
vending area, lockers, public restrooms and skate rentals. Open
in late November or early December, weather permitting, until
spring temperatures arrive in late February or early March.
TIPPECANOE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
www.tippecanoecountycourthouse.com
Be sure to visit the courthouse, built in 1882. (see page 17)
TIPPECANOE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
TAPAWINGO PARK & WABASH HERITAGE TRAIL
Tapawingo Drive, West Lafayette, www.westlafayette.in.gov
Nestled along the Wabash River in West Lafayette, is a quaint
park where you can break away from the city bustle to enjoy a
picnic or stroll along the Wabash Heritage Trail. (see page 28)
WELLS COMMUNITY CULTURAL CENTER
Offering three galleries that feature regional artists. Home to
Tippecanoe Arts Federation. (see page 33)
SELF GUIDED WALKING TOURS are available for
Historic Downtown, the Tippecanoe County Courthouse and
Downtown Historic Houses of Worship. Download these tour
brochures at www.HomeOfPurdue.com
WWW.READYSETGODOWNTOWN.COM
Downtown is so great we have an entire website dedicated to
it. Visit www.ReadySetGoDowntown.com to explore downtown
attractions, events, dining, nightlife and shopping.
RED CROWN MINI-MUSEUM
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Bottled Up: Two Breweries & a Winery
WILDCAT CREEK WINERY
LAFAYETTE BREWING CO.
Wine. Beer. Made right here!
LAFAYETTE BREWING COMPANY
WILDCAT CREEK WINERY
622 Main Street, Lafayette, 765-742-2591, www.lafayettebrewingco.com
The fine brews crafted at Lafayette Brewing Company have
been recognized for their excellence. The brewery has received
numerous awards at the World Beer Championships, the Indiana
State Fair and has been recognized as a "Best of the Great Lakes"
brewery in author John Bice's Tap Into the Great Lakes.
PEOPLE'S BREWING COMPANY
3233 E. 200 N., Lafayette
765-838-3498
www.wildcatcreekwinery.com
STOP IN AND
SEE WHAT'S ON
TAP TODAY
PEOPLE'S BREWING COMPANY
2006 N. 9th Street, Lafayette, 765-714-2777, www.peoplesbrew.com
Offers hand-crafted beer, tap-room, tours of the facility and education
of the craft industry. People's Brewing Company offers fresh craft brewed beer,
made in small batches, from their single production facility. They offer 10 to 12
beers at any one time, including rotating seasonals, for distribution to restaurants,
bars and retail stores throughout Indiana.
Free wine tastings, indoor and
outdoor seating, winery tours,
gift shop, periodic food and wine
pairings and private events. Since
opening in December 2008, Wildcat
Creek Winery has established a high
standard of wine-making excellence.
The crew at Wildcat Creek Winery
welcomes the opportunity to share
their award-winning wines and Hoosier
hospitality with you.
Shopping
WABASH LANDING
SAGAMORE WEST
Speciality stores, antiques and boutiques.
It's easy to shop till you drop!
Whether you're searching for the perfect
antique blue iridescent Tiffany vase or an
iridescent fingernail polish, you're in the
right place.
DOWNTOWN
Whether you're looking for collectibles and
antiques, for delectable treats or the perfect
gift, you're sure to find it in the plentiful
boutiques, antique stores and galleries.
ANTIQUING
Enjoy several antique stores and indoor flea markets.
LAFAYETTE PAVILIONS
100 S. Creasy Lane
Lafayette
Fashion, hobby and home
decor stores mixed in with a
dazzling selection of cafés and
themed restaurants.
MARKET SQUARE
2200 Elmwood Avenue
Lafayette
Offering a variety of shops and
restaurants in a central location.
SAGAMORE WEST
West Lafayette along
Sagamore Parkway
Offers everything from
birdseed to gourmet kitchen
equipment! Local flavor
restaurants, clothing and gift
shops can all be found along
the parkway.
TIPPECANOE MALL
2415 Sagamore Parkway S., Lafayette
765-448-6176, www.tippecanoemall.com
Large indoor mall offering a delightful array
of shopping selections, including over 100 specialty
stores, restaurants and anchor stores.
WABASH LANDING
320 E. State Street, West Lafayette
This downtown center has a distinctive design that
attracts shoppers. Offerings include; a clothing
boutique, electronics and video games, hair salons and
restaurants. A movie theater, adjacent hotel and parking
garage make this a convenient location for
both shopping and entertainment.
NEED A GIRLFRIEND GETAWAY?
VISIT WWW.HOMEOFPURDUE.COM
FOR PACKAGES AND COUPONS.
800-872-6648
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AMENITIES:
147 Room Full Service Hotel; featuring
2 Hospitality Suites, a Fireplace Suite,
a Presidential Suite and 3 Executive
Kings with a balcony.
• 24-hour Business Center
• Health & Fitness Center
• Indoor Pool with Sun Deck
• Valet Service
• Gift Shop
• Free Wireless Internet Access
• Express Check-out
Lafayette
City Centre
515 South Street
Phone: 765-423-1000
Fax: 765-420-1510
• Professional Events Staff
• 7,500 square feet of
Meeting & Banquet Space
For Reservations:
800-423-1137
• Catering & Beverage Service
• Downtown Location
• Easy Access to Purdue University
• Toscana Italian Grill & Bar
www.hicclaf.com
Located just six miles from Purdue University
and Stadium, La Quinta is the place to stay in
Lafayette. There is a variety of shopping and
major businesses within a few miles, plenty of
championship golf courses and restaurants
for every taste, just a short walk away.
•Business Center
•Free High-Speed Internet Access
in All Rooms
•Indoor Swimming Pool
•Complimentary Continental Breakfast
•Fitness Center
•Guest Laundry
312 Meijer Drive
Lafayette, IN 47905
(765) 446-2400
www.lq.com
Features:
• Free High-speed Internet
• Free Breakfast
• Fitness Room
• Guest Laundry
• Hair Dryer, Refrigerator
and Microwave in Rooms
• Close to Many Restaurants
• Purdue University Only 5 Miles Away,
Caterpillar 2 Miles, and Subaru
of Indiana Automotive 2 Miles
201 Frontage Road
Lafayette, IN 47905
(765) 449-4808
Fax (765) 448-1939
www.baymontinns.com
Conveniently located between Chicago and
Indianapolis on I-65 we are close to major
businesses, hospitals and restaurants,
6 miles from Purdue University.
•Each Suite Features a Fully
Equipped Kitchen
•Free High-Speed Internet
• Free DVD and CD Library
•Fitness Center and Indoor Pool
•Guest Laundry
Looking for savings
like the rest of us?
Find coupons for local
hotels, restaurants, and
great attractions.
STAY AND EARN
PRIORITY POINTS
240 Meijer Drive
Lafayette, IN 47905
(765) 807-5735
Fax (765) 807-5736
www.candlewoodsuites.com
Motel 6 Lafayette is located on the east
side of Lafayette, Indiana. Our motel is
located right off of Interstate 65, Exit 172.
We are less than two blocks away from a
Cracker Barrel and Authentic Mexican
Restaurant. In addition to our free
wireless Internet access in all guest rooms,
we have many amenities at Motel 6
Lafayette. We serve hot coffee in the office
24 hours a day. Available upon request are
rooms with mini-fridge / microwave and
Scandinavian Memory Foam beds.
Additional Amenities
• Airport within 20 miles
• Wireless Internet (WiFi)
• Free Local Calls
• Data Ports
• Free Expanded Cable
• Free Morning Coffee
• Coin Laundry
• Standard Amenities
• Pets Allowed
• Accessible Rooms
• Nonsmoking Rooms
• Kids Stay Free
139 Frontage Road, I-65 at SR 26, Exit #172
Phone: 765-447-7566 | Fax: 765-448-2833
www.motel6.com
Friendly faces, a
smorgasbord of fun,
designer shops, vibrant
nightlife and great
adventures guaranteed.
From our Stay and
Play Golf Packages
to our Antique Trail
Getaways, Lafayette—
West Lafayette offers a
package for everyone.
LOOK FOR A STAR!
Our Star Award Program
recognizes local service
level employees who go
the extra mile. If you find
one, email us their name,
company and why you think
this person is deserving.
Parks & Recreation
CLEGG BOTANICAL GARDENS
CELERY BOG NATURE AREA
Trails to explore
with smiles and
giggles galore.
COLUMBIAN PARK
1915 Scott Street, Lafayette
765-807-1500, www.lafayetteparks.org
Named in honor of the 400th celebration of Columbus'
discovery of America, this park has brought pleasure
and entertainment to the citizens of our area for well
over 100 years. Facilities include a zoo (see below), agerelevant, handicap accessible playgrounds, Tropicanoe
Cove (see page 29), Veterans Memorial, Senior Center
and Loeb Stadium, home to the Colt World Series.
COLUMBIAN PARK ZOO (seasonal)
1915 Scott Street, Lafayette, 765-807-1500
www.columbianparkzoo.org
CELERY BOG NATURE AREA
1620 Lindberg Road, West Lafayette
765-775-5172, www.westlafayette.in.gov/parks
Listed as one of the state’s significant ecological
sites, this park offers footpaths and paved trails,
bird watching and wildlife observation.
The Lilly Nature Center adds opportunities
for exhibits and educational activities.
Programs offered throughout the year.
Home to over 190 animals, representing 90 different
species. Offers a variety of education programs
throughout the year that inspire an appreciation
for the world's wildlife. Admission is free.
(see ad on opposite page)
EXPLORATION ACRES (seasonal)
6042 Newcastle Road, Lafayette
765-296-2863, www.explorationacres.com
Largest corn maze in North-Central
Indiana with over 18 acres of mazes and over
8 miles of trails. You will also find a pumpkin
patch, hayrides, pedal cars and much more.
CLEGG BOTANICAL GARDENS
1782 N. 400 E., Lafayette, 765-423-1325
Overlooks and runs alongside the Wildcat Creek,
offering a naturalistic setting including prairie and
oak savanna restorations, with extensive beds of
wildflowers, labelled trees, bridges and nature trails.
Open year round, dawn till dusk, offering a different
experience each season.
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PACK YOUR
BINOCULARS
AND ENJOY
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS,
WILDLIFE
OBSERVATION
AND BIRD WATCHING.
park departments
LAFAYETTE PARKS & RECREATION
765-807-1500, www.lafayetteparks.org
TIPPECANOE COUNTY PARKS
765-463-2306, www.tippecanoe.in.gov/parks
WEST LAFAYETTE PARKS & RECREATION
765-775-5110, www.westlafayette.in.gov
COLUMBIAN
PARK ZOO
Open April 20th—October 1 1 th, 20 1 3
Home to over 190 animals!
Tour our interactive exhibits
and visit the gift shop.
Fun and informative education
programs available. Visit our website for
upcoming special events. Zoo admittance is free.
Don’t forget to ride the
Columbian Park train.
MURDOCK PARK
18th and Ferry streets, Lafayette, www.lafayetteparks.org
Park includes a playground, interpretive urban forest trail with
over 30 markers, frisbee golf course, shelters and a great hill for
sledding (snow is made weather permitting).
TRAILWAYS ABOUND
Columbian Park Zoo
1915 Scott St., Lafayette, IN 47904
(765) 807-1540
www.columbianparkzoo.org
PROPHETSTOWN STATE PARK
5545 Swisher Road, West Lafayette, 765-567-4919
www.in.gov/dnr/parklake
Park Departments
LAFAYETTE PARKS & RECREATION
765-807-1500 lafayetteparks.org
WEST LAFAYETTE PARKS & RECREATION
765-775-5110, westlafayette.in.gov
TIPPECANOE COUNTY PARKS
765-463-2306, tippecanoe.in.gov/parks
PROPHETSTOWN
STATE PARK
Indiana’s newest state park offers camping, swimming, hiking,
biking, birding, wildlife observation, and more. This park is
unique because of its mix of habitats including tall grass and
wildflower prairies, woodlands, wetlands, and rivers. Take a
walk around the Native American village and attend one of the
many public programs about nature or history. Several picnic
areas can be found, each with its own handicap-accessible
playground. Four shelter houses and a campground with
110 modern campsites are available for reservation. The 2013
recreation season adds two new hiking trails and an aquatic
center. This water attraction offers a tube slide, lazy river,
splash zones and zero-entry swimming pool. The park visitors
center offers a chance to see live animals, touch interactive
exhibits and read informative displays. And don’t forget to
bring your fishing poles for some time down by the pond or
river. Park is also home to The Farm at Prophetstown
(see page 16).
ROSS HILLS PARK
8815 W. 50 S., West Lafayette
www.tippecanoe.in.gov/parks
Located along the Wabash River,
this park offers hiking trails, two picnic
shelters; 100-person & 60 person with
sand volleyball courts, a 9-hole frisbee TRY YOUR HAND
golf course and a softball backstop.
AT FRISBEE GOLF
800-872-6648
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WOLF PARK
WOLF PARK
4004 E. 800 N., Battle Ground, 765-567-2265, www.wolfpark.org
MILES OF SCENIC TRAILS TO EXPLORE
TAPAWINGO PARK
100 Tapawingo Drive N., West Lafayette, 765-743-7465
Dedicated to the conservation of gray wolves, Wolf Park is a
non-profit organization that offers a unique opportunity to
experience wolves up close. Since 1972, Wolf Park’s staff has
studied wolf behavior and educated the public, school groups of
all ages and many dog enthusiasts about wolf conservation and
behavior. The park offers general programming, often including
a guided tour to learn about this endangered and misunderstood
species. Visitors can see wolves, coyotes, foxes and a small herd
of American bison. Howl Nights offer visitors a chance to howl,
and to hear the lovely tones of the wolves in reply. Primary
open season runs May 1 to Nov. 30. Howl Nights are offered on
Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. year round and also on Friday evenings
from May through November.
www.westlafayette.in.gov/parks
Scenic views and easy access to the Wabash River make this the
perfect location for festivals throughout the year. This heavily
shaded park offers a tot playground, bandshell, access to the
Wabash Heritage Trail, picnic facilities and is home to Riverside
Skating Center (see page 21).
THE WABASH HERITAGE TRAIL
Unique wildlife observation and unparalleled views of the
Wabash River can be found along this 17 mile trail. Starting at
the Tippecanoe Battlefield, it follows the river into Lafayette and
crosses over into West Lafayette to Fort Ouiatenon. Parts of the
trail are paved and handicap accessible.
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5201 Eisenhower Road, Lafayette
765-463-2306
www.tippecanoe.in.gov/parks
Provides easy access for
canoeists, tubers and
fishermen to Wildcat
Creek. Beautiful scenery
and wildlife make this a
wonderful place for picnics.
Handicap accessible.
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PACK A PICNIC
AND ENJOY A VARIETY
OF BEAUTIFUL
PARK SETTINGS
P A R K S
&
R E C R E A T I O N
765-807-1531 - LAFAYETTE, IN
OPEN MEMORIAL DAY — LABOR DAY
Hiking & Trails
Explore over 17 miles of the Wabash Heritage
Trail (see page 28). Or if you prefer a more urban
setting, both the West Lafayette and Lafayette
Parks Departments have created trail systems
that link the cities, Purdue campus areas,
residential neighborhoods, playgrounds and
outlying districts. You can also hike through
Clegg Gardens, the Purdue Horticulture Park
or enjoy a scenic 1-mile loop around Celery
Bog Nature Area.
Biking
Our community is certainly “bicycle friendly”,
offering bike lanes, routes and pathways.
Intersecting routes are continuing to be
developed, visit
www.HomeOfPurdue.com for maps.
WABASH VALLEY CYCLING CLUB—
765-497-1135, www.wrcc-in.org
TAPAWINGO PARK
RIVERSIDE SKATING CENTER
Fishing
Visit www.HomeOfPudue.com for a
complete list of “friendly fishing areas”.
Canoeing
WILDCAT CANOE & KAYAK TOO
CR 725 E. Lafayette, 765-589-8081
www.wildcatcanoeandkayak.com
TROPICANOE COVE
Swimming
HODGES CANOE RENTALS
Delphi, 765-564-6806
WILDCAT CREEK
Bowling
MARKET SQUARE LANES
2100 Elmwood Avenue
Lafayette, 765-447-4106
www.marketsquarelanes.com
BUCCANEER BAY INDOOR
WATER PARK
4343 South Street, Best Western Hotel
Lafayette, 765-447-0575
www.buccaneerbayinfo.com
MIKE AULBY'S ARROWHEAD BOWL
2331 Brothers Drive
Lafayette, 765-477-6500
www.arrowheadbowl.com
CASTAWAY BAY
Armstrong Park, 601 Beck Lane
Lafayette, 765-807-0006
www.lafayette.in.gov/aquatics
PROPHETSTOWN STATE PARK
AQUATIC CENTER
5545 Swisher Road, West Lafayette
765-567-4919, www.in.gov/dnr/parklake
UNION RACK N' ROLL
Skating
TROPICANOE COVE FAMILY
AQUATIC CENTER
Columbian Park, 1915 Scott Street
Lafayette, 765-807-1531
Shamrock Park roller-blade court, paved
portions of the Wabash Heritage Trail, the
Cattail Trail at the Celery Bog, as well as over
18 paved miles of trails in West Lafayette.
VINTON POOL
3111 Prairie Lane, Vinton Elementary School
Lafayette, 765-807-0035
GREAT SKATES FUN CENTER
135 S. Earl Avenue, Lafayette, 765-447-8758
www.greatskatesfuncenter.org
WEST LAFAYETTE MUNICIPAL POOL
1201 N. Salisbury Street
Happy Hollow School, West Lafayette
RIVERSIDE SKATING CENTER
Tapawingo Park, West Lafayette
Indoor roller skating, arcade and laser tag.
Outdoor ice skating rink. (see page 21)
STAR LANES
1701 Schuyler Avenue
Lafayette, 765-742-0443
www.starlanesbowling.net
UNION RACK N' ROLL
101 N. Grant Street, Purdue Memorial
Union, West Lafayette, 765-494-8990
www.union.purdue.edu/rackandroll
Other
JUMP IT PARTY & PLAY
3861 South Street, Lafayette
765-838-2227
www.jumpitlafayette.com
MAIN STREET AMUSEMENTS
765-588-1285
www.msamuse.com
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recreation
Parks
Recreation
800-872-6648
FAMILY FUN
Golf
offers Stay & Play Packages
Local courses offer bent grass tees and greens, challenges for all skill levels,
driving ranges and golf instruction. With eight daily fee courses, including designs
by Pete Dye and Hale Irwin, you’ll have a tee-rific time!
BEAUTIFUL COURSES
Putt Putt
ACKERMAN HILLS
Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex
1300 Cherry Lane, West Lafayette
765-494-3139, www.purduegolf.com
BATTLE GROUND GOLF CLUB
5505 Pretty Prairie Road, Battle Ground
765-567-2178, www.golfbattleground.com
MONSTER MINI-GOLF (indoor)
3573 Promenade Parkway
Lafayette, 765-471-1300
www.monsterminigolf.com
PRECISION PUTT PLUS (seasonal)
311 Meijer Drive, Lafayette
765-446-2250
www.precisionputtplus.com
ELKS COUNTRY CLUB
3224 US 52 W., West Lafayette
765-463-2332, www.elksgolf.com
HARRISON HILLS GOLF CLUB
413 E. New Street, Attica
765-762-1135, www.harrisonhills.com
COYOTE CROSSING GOLF COURSE
5801 Augusta Boulevard, West Lafayette
765-497-1061, www.coyotecrossinggolf.com
THE KAMPEN COURSE
Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex
1300 Cherry Lane, West Lafayette
765-494-3139, www.purduegolf.com
EDWOOD GLEN COUNTRY CLUB
1601 E. 650 N., West Lafayette
765-463-1100, www.edwoodglencc.com
THE RAVINES GOLF COURSE
8525 Division Road, West Lafayette
765-497-7888, www.ravinesgolf.com
Whether it's Big Ten or NCAA championships,
the Colt World Series, bowling, indoor softball
and soccer, world class golf, bike polo, roller
derby or anything in between, Lafayette—
West Lafayette is
A great place to play!
We offer: Local Organizing Committee
Assistance, Welcome Packets, Site Tours,
Lodging Rate Reports and Assistance,
Customized Maps, Volunteer Assistance
and more
contact: Amanda Gordon
Sports & Recreation Marketing Manager
Agordon@HomeOfPurdue.com
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Lodging choices offer coordination of room reservations and pre-scheduled
tee times with any of our six featured premier courses (based on availability).
COURTYARD BY
MARRIOTT
765-449-4800
courtyardlafayette.com
FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON
WEST LAFAYETTE
765-463-5511
fourpointswestlafayette.com
HOLIDAY INN
CITY CENTRE
765-423-1000 hicclaf.com
DAYS INN & SUITES
765-446-8558
lafayettedaysinn.com
HAMPTON INN
765-447-1600
Lafayettein.hamptoninn.com
HOMEWOOD
SUITES BY HILTON
765-448-9700
Lafayette.homewoodsuites.com
UNION CLUB HOTEL
765-494-8913
union.purdue.edu
Elks Country Club
Ackerman Hills
PURDUEGOLF.COM
TOWNEPLACE SUITES
BY MARRIOTT
765-446-8668
marriottlafayette.com
765-494-3139
Battle Ground Golf Club
GOLFBATTLEGROUND.COM
765-567-2178
ELKSGOLF.COM
765-463-2332
Harrison Hills Golf Club
HARRISONHILLS.COM
Coyote Crossing
COYOTECROSSINGGOLF.COM
765-762-1135
Kampen Course
765-497-1061
PURDUEGOLF.COM
www.Lafayette-WestLafayetteStayAndPlay.com
765-494-3139
800-872-6648
Arts: Museums, Galleries & Architecture
ONE OF MANY DOWNTOWN GALLERIES
Vibrantly Flavorful.
Creativity can be seen in architecture, numerous art galleries
and exhibits, outdoor art and art fairs. Those who appreciate
beauty should come with a healthy appetite for the arts.
102 S. 10th Street, Lafayette, 765-742-1128
www.ArtLafayette.org
Accredited by the American Association of Museums. The
permanent collection of the museum centers on 19th and 20th
century American art with a specific focus on art of Indiana.
In addition to selected works from the collection that are on
display, two other galleries feature changing exhibitions four
times a year. With the focus on education, a variety of studio
art classes are offered for both adults and children and docentled tours are available. The museum gift shop offers works by
area artists, including jewelry, ceramics, woodcarvings, glass
and paintings. Free to the public, the museum is open Tuesday
through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
DOWNTOWN GALLERIES
Art galleries abound throughout the
downtown. Presented by the TAF,
Downtown Gallery Walks offer
special evenings with fine art and live
music. (see page 11)
GALLERY WALK — ENJOY
LIVE MUSIC, OPEN LATE
GALLERIES AND
RESTAURANTS THREE
TIMES PER YEAR.
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TAKE HOME A
ONE-OF-A-KIND
TREASURE.
PURDUE GALLERIES
West Lafayette, 765-496-7899, www.purdue.edu/galleries
Purdue University Galleries offer a variety of art forms and
exhibits. Galleries include the Robert L. Ringel Gallery
in the Stewart Center, the Patti and Rusty Rueff
Galleries, located in Pao Hall and a new gallery
coming to downtown Lafayette in the historic
Perrin Building, located at 330 Main Street.
Participatory art and writing opportunities
are presented regularly, as well as lectures by
artists and historians and ArtCart outreach
activities for community groups and classes.
All gallery exhibitions and events are free and
open to the public.
TIPPECANOE ARTS FEDERATION
ARCHITECTURAL
TREASURES
Galleries Offering Classes
ALL FIRED UP!
308 Brown Street, West Lafayette
765-743-7800, www.allfiredupwestlafayette.com
TIPPECANOE ARTS FEDERATION
638 North Street, Lafayette, 765-423-2787, www.tippecanoearts.org
Wells Community Cultural Center is home to Tippecanoe Arts
Federation (TAF). Offering three galleries that feature regional artists,
the Wells Reception Hall, meeting and rehearsal rooms and performance
space. The Federation is the umbrella organization and arts council for
fourteen counties in North Central Indiana. TAF provides educational
opportunities in the visual, performing and literary arts, outreach
programs to both under served communities and at-risk youth, and
funding for capital and operational expenses to fellow arts organizations
region-wide. Hours are Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm.
PURDUE GALLERIES
ARTCART
A paint-your-own pottery studio for the entire family.
GRATEFUL HEART POTTERY & GIFTS
765-838-2266, www.gratefulheartpottery.com
Features unique Porcelain & Stoneware Pottery, Mosaics, Art
and Fine Hand-Crafted Gifts locally made and group parties.
INSPIRED FIRE GLASS STUDIO & GALLERY
2124 State Road 25 S., Lafayette
765-474-1981, www.inspiredfire.com
Features a diverse gallery of art from the truly local to
the internationally inspired as well as classes.
KALDAHL FINE ARTS
635 Ferry Street, Lafayette
765-413-5388, www.cherylkaldahl.com
Featuring paintings, sculpture and jewelry composed
of professional Indiana artists and classes.
Architecture
A full range of architectural styles; several magnificent turn-of-thecentury mansions, a Gothic cathedral and even an original Frank Lloyd
Wright Usonian home.
SAMARA—A FRANK LLOYD
WRIGHT DESIGNED HOME
765-409-5522, www.samara-house.org
SAMARA is a pristine example of Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian
architecture. Still occupied by the original client and owner, Dr. John
Christian, the home is strictly maintained to the exacting standards set
by Mr. Wright. (TOURS BY RESERVATION ONLY)
TOURDELAFAYETTE.COM and
TOURDEWESTLAFAYETTE.COM
Enjoy twelve webcasts featuring nine historic neighborhoods.
Website showcases over 200 Wabash Valley Trust plaqued properties.
Walking tour maps available for download.
LALA GALLERY & GIFTS
765-414-7962, www.lalagallery.com
Featuring local and regional artists working in a
variety of mediums and classes.
RED POPPY GALLERY & TEA BAR
765-420-0680, www.theredpoppystudio.com
Featuring contemporary modern paintings,
sculpture and classes.
SOMETHING SPECIAL OF LAFAYETTE
www.somethingspecialoflafayette.yolasite.com
Featuring pottery, paintings and sketches, woodwork,
glass jewelry, wearable art, fiber art and classes.
800-872-6648
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Art abounds throughout the community. Be sure to look for these
additional works or art! In West Lafayette; Who's Watching
Who at Celery Bog, Harmony at the Research Park, Robot Mural
on North River Road and Union Sentries at the Soldier's Home. In
Lafayette; be sure to locate each St. Frances statue at St. Elizabeth
Hospitals and the Twyckenham Mural located off S. 9th Street. In
the County; Tippecanoe Battlefield Monument and Eagle in Battle
Ground and the The Watchtower in Cairo.
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Wabash Waves
Bear Cub, Platypus,
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Square Root
Columbian Park Zoo
Playtime in the Park
Sporky the Firehouse
Bar Barry Mural
Hiawatha Ln.
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Beck Ln.
Rochelle Dr.
AS WELL AS ADDITIONAL PIECES LOCATED THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY.
Take the tour
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Meadow Dr.
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Rochester St.
Stanforth Ave.
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Under clock: four statues
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The Farm Family
19th St.
18th St.
16th St.
15th St.
14th St.
11th St.
10th St.
King St.
Tippecanoe County Courthouse Building
Teal Rd.
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Arts: Performing & Venues
CIVIC THEATRE OF GREATER LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The talent goes on, and on
and on!
BACH CHORALE SINGERS, INC.
765-429-5151, www.bachchorale.org
Bach Chorale’s Adult, Children and Youth Choirs provide
a series of six to seven concerts a year. Performances are
presented at various venues throughout the community.
Children’s summer programs are also available in June.
CIVIC THEATRE OF GREATER LAFAYETTE
765-423-7529, www.lafayettecivic.org
Civic Theatre has called the Historic Monon Depot Theatre
home for over 30 years. Hundreds of volunteers work hard
to present a variety of MainStage productions, musicals,
comedies, dramas and classics. Civic Theatre offers an extensive
theatre education program including summer camps, classes
and workshops. Enjoy large scale summer shows, holiday
shows and an exciting series of staged readings.
LAFAYETTE BALLET COMPANY
765-423-1633, www.lafayetteballet.org
Performs classical ballets throughout the year, including an
annual version of the ever-popular Nutcracker.
LAFAYETTE CITIZENS BAND
765-423-2263, www.lafayettecitizensband.org
A part of the community for nearly 170 years. Provides free
summer concerts for the general public every Thursday.
LAFAYETTE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
765-742-6463, www.lafayettesymphony.org
Brings outstanding symphonic music and artistic excellence
through performances and educational outreach to the
community. The LSO makes its home in the grand setting of
the Long Center for the Performing Arts.
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PURDUE CONVOCATIONS
PURDUE BANDS
765-494-0770, www.purdue.edu/bands
Offers a year-round range of performances by its concert
and jazz bands, Symphony Orchestra and American
Music Repertory Ensemble. Its famed “All-American”
Marching Band and pep bands add a musical flair to
Purdue athletic events.
1100 3rd Street, West Lafayette, 765-494-3092
www.purdue.edu/bcc
Offers four performing art ensembles; The Black Voices of
Inspiration Choir, Haraka Writers, Jahari Dance Troupe
and the New Directional Players Theater Group.
PURDUE CONVOCATIONS
765-494-9712, www.convocations.org
Provide a wide variety of live, world-class entertainment.
Performances range from Broadway musicals to
internationally known orchestras, ballet companies, jazz
groups or an evening of dance or lectures.
PURDUE MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS
765-494-3941, www.purdue.edu/pmo
Includes Purdue Bells and five vocal ensembles: Varsity
Glee Club, Purduettes, University Choir, Heart & Soul,
All Campus & Community Chorale. PMO’s annual
Purdue Christmas Show is a Midwest holiday tradition
that attracts thousands to the Elliott Hall of Music.
PURDUE THEATRE
LONG CENTER
Venues
DUNCAN HALL
619 Ferry Street, Lafayette, 765-742-4788, www.duncanhall.org
Unique historic setting for a variety of events.
ELLIOTT HALL OF MUSIC
712 3rd Street, West Lafayette, www.purdue.edu/hlmc
A prime entertainment venue with 6,025 seats, making it even
larger than New York’s Radio City Music Hall.
LAFAYETTE THEATER (see page 20)
LOEB PLAYHOUSE
128 Memorial Mall, Stewart Center
West Lafayette, www.purdue.edu/hlmc
Features 1,046 seats and hosts a variety of programs.
PURDUE THEATRE
Yue-Kong Pao Hall of Visual & Performing Arts
552 W. Wood Street, West Lafayette, 765-494-3074
www.purdue.edu/theatre
Marquee productions are presented in the Nancy T. Hansen
Theatre. Shrader Workshop productions are presented in the
Carole and Gordon Mallett Theatre or other locations in Pao Hall.
TIPPECANOE CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY
638 North Street, Lafayette
765-409-3516, www.tippecanoechambermusic.org
Dedicated to promoting the performance and appreciation of
chamber music in the community. Presenting six concerts a year,
featuring the region's finest musicians.
FAIRFIELD INN
4000 South Street, Lafayette, Indiana
765-449-0083
www.marriott.com/laffi
LONG CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS (see page 20)
SLAYTER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
A striking outdoor facility on the Purdue Campus that hosts
Jazz on the Hill each spring.
TIPPECANOE COUNTY AMPHITHEATER
4449 State Road 43 N., West Lafayette
This 1,500 seat outdoor theater hosts a variety of shows and
events from late spring to early fall.
WELLS COMMUNITY CULTURAL CENTER
Offering three galleries that feature regional artists. Home to
Tippecanoe Arts Federation. (see page 33)
ELLIOTT HALL OF MUSIC
Dining
Let's eat.
ICON LEGEND
765 AREA CODE
Full Service Dining
Quick Service Dining
Pizza
Reservations Accepted
Alcohol Served
Live Music (call for times)
Located Downtown in one of
the three downtown districts.
Indiana Foodway Alliance member
indianafoodways.org — A statewide
non-profit organization dedicated
to the celebration, promotion and
preservation of the authentic food
culture of Indiana.
A LOCAL TRADITION SINCE 1932
ACES PUB
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ADELINO'S OLD WORLD
DELI & MARKETPLACE
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CITY ABBREVIATIONS
CH = Clarks Hill
L = Lafayette
D = Dayton
WL = West Lafayette
S = Shadeland
A = Americus
WP = West Point
BC = Buck Creek
BG = Battle Ground
MALL, PLAZA, CENTER
ABBREVIATIONS
LAFAYETTE
BP = Brady Plaza
DP = Daughtery Place
EP = Eastway Plaza
IS = International Square
JS = Jefferson Square
LM = Lafayette
Marketplace
LP = Lafayette Pavilions
LS = Lafayette Station
MJV = Mar Jean Village
MS = Market Square
PC = Payless Center
PP = Promenade Plaza
PS = Plaza South
TC = Tippecanoe Court
TM = Tippecanoe Mall
VL = Valley Lakes
WP = Wea Plaza
WEST LAFAYETTE
BRP = Brindon Plaza
RM = River Market
CHM = Chauncey Hill Mall
SP = Sagamore Plaza
CPC = College Park Center
SST = State Street
Towers
CS = Chauncey Square
WL = Wabash Landing
LEP = Levee Plaza
WV = Wabash Village
MW = Market West
PW = Purdue West
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BP, 3215 S. 18th St., 269-9943
116 N. 3rd St., 429-6125
ADELINO'S OLD
WORLD KITCHEN
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112 N. 3rd St., 429-6125
AJ'S BURGERS & BEEF
ARNI’S
L
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S
L
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MS, 2200 Elmwood Ave., 447-1108
2323 Wallace Ave., 447-9436
DP, 3111 Builders Dr., 807-0400
2523 SR 25 W., 477-6888
TC, inside Payless
2513 Maple Point Dr., 446-2200
SP, inside Payless
1032 Sagamore Pkwy. W., 464-0011
ASAHI JAPANESE
STEAKHOUSE & SUSHI BAR
WL 134 W. State St., 743-1940
L
3412 SR 38 E., 447-2711
AKROPOLIS
L
TM, 2415 Sagamore Pkwy. S., 448-4446
L
3311 South St., 447-0001
ALLEY-OOPS
L
1701 Schuyler Ave., 742-6677
A
7506 SR 25 N., 589-8244
AMERICUS PIZZA KING
AMERICUS
RESTAURANT & BAR
A
7460 SR 25 N., 589-3721
APPLEBEE’S
L TM, 2415 Sagamore Pkwy. S.
448-1999
WL 3009 Northwestern Ave., 463-0308
ARBY'S ROAST BEEF
L 4066 South St., 449-0082
L 2219 Sagamore Pkwy. S., 447-1500
WL WV, 531 Sagamore Pkwy. W.
463-2133
WL CHM, 135 S. Chauncey Ave.
743-6311
AUNTIE ANNE'S
AVIDITY RESTAURANT
& LOUNGE
L
133 N. 4th St., 269-7179
B&N DINER
L
2220 Sagamore Pkwy. S., 448-3100
BAJA PENINSULA
WL 1904 US 52 W., 463-4327
BAKER’S PEAK
BAKESHOP & DELI
WL 1185 Sagamore Pkwy. W., 463-0219
BASIL THAI
WL CHM, 135 S. Chauncey Ave., 743-3330
Authentic Thai Cuisine in a lively
atmosphere near campus. Serving
flavorful dishes and variety of BubbleTea. www.BasilThai.net
765 AREA CODE
BIG APPLE BAGELS
L
3000 S. 9th St., 474-9527
BISTRO 501
L
501 Main St., 423-4501
BLACK SPARROW
L
223 Main St., 429-0405
BLUE NILE
BOB EVANS
L
4300 South St., 448-4707
BOILER BISTRO
WL 900 W. State St., 494-6845
BOMBAY HOOKAH
WL SST, 111 S. River Rd., 746-2345
BROTHERS BAR & GRILL
WL 306 W. State St., 746-1090
BROTHERS-N-OTHERS
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2328 Sagamore Pkwy. N., 423-7500
BRUNO’S
WL 212 Brown St., 743-1668
BUCK CREEK PIZZA
D
718B Walnut St., 296-7950
BUDGE'S DRIVE-IN (seasonal)
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1102 N. 14th St., 742-1500
BUFFALO WILD WINGS
ICON LEGEND ON PAGE 38
CAPTAIN GYROS
COURTYARD BISTRO
L
CHAMPS SPORTSBAR &
GRILL
L
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927 Main St., 429-8250
CAFÉ LUMOS
WL CPC, 1558 Win Hentschel Blvd., 269-7154
CAFÉ ROYALE
WL 620 W. Stadium Ave., Purdue Campus,
746-1000
CAMILLE'S SIDEWALK CAFÉ
L LP, 210 S. Creasy Ln., 447-0300
WL SP, 1056 Sagamore Pkwy. W., 463-6200
CAPP & GINOS
DRIVE-THRU XPRESS
L
EP, 1191 Sagamore Pkwy. N., 448-4466
3980 South St., 449-8430
CHINA 1 BUFFET
WL 132 Howard St., 743-9988
CHINA BISTRO
L
2 S. 4th St., 742-6600
CHINA DRAGON
WL PW, 1400 W. State St., 743-7770
CHINA MOON
L
1922 Elmwood Ave., 447-3224
CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL
L 4030 South St., 446-0072
WL 200 W. State St., 743-4804
CHRISTOS NEW CITY GRILL
L 3291 Teal Rd., 474-6618
WL SP, 1018 Sagamore Pkwy. W., 497-3164
CHUCK E. CHEESE
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L
3836 South St., 446-2053
CHILI'S GRILL & BAR
BURGER KING
BUTTERY SHELF EATERY
1521 Kossuth St., 742-9119
CHICK-FIL-A
L
MS, 2175 Greenbush St., 447-4515
LS, 2338 Teal Rd., 474-1704
4092 South St., 447-3652
2680 US 231 S., 477-7401
610 S. Earl Ave., 447-3212
CHECKERBOARD
L LP, 2715 S. Creasy Ln., 477-9325
WL LEP, 360 Brown St., 743-1188
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LP, 100 S. Creasy Ln., 449-1020
CHUMLEY’S
122 N. 3rd St., 420-9372
CINNABON
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CLARKS HILL
FISH & STEAK
CH 9433 White St., 523-2424
COLD STONE CREAMERY
L LP, 100 S. Creasy Ln., 447-4400
WL WL, 338 E. State St., 250-5184
COOKIE CASTLE
L
COPPER DOG CAFE
L
660 Main St., 427-8166
CORLEW DONUT COMPANY
L VL, 1803 Veteran's Memorial Pkwy. S.,
471-9718
150 Fairington Rd., inside Courtyard by
Marriott, 449-4800
CRACKER BARREL
L
40 Frontage Rd., SR 26 E., 447-9544
CULVER'S FROZEN CUSTARD
L
340 N. Creasy Ln., 449-1169
D&R BBQ DINER & CATERING
L
135 N. Creasy Ln., 449-4000
DAIRY QUEEN
WL PW, 1402 W. State St., 743-6610
DAWSON'S SCHOOL
HOUSE OF CHILI
WL CS, 102 N. Chauncey Ave., 269-7802
DQ GRILL & CHILL
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WL
4717 Meijer Ct., SR 26 E., 448-7979
PC, 2831 Old US 231 S., 471-7727
3949 SR 38 E., 446-1610
CHM, 135 S. Chauncey Ave., 269-9302
DENNY’S
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4260 South St., 448-1007
DOMINO’S
L 1221 S. Creasy Ln., 447-9111
WL 134 E. State St., 743-3000
DON PABLO'S
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50 N. Creasy Ln., 449-0511
DON’S DOG-N-SUDS (seasonal)
WL WV, 401 Sagamore Pkwy. W., 463-5700
DOWNTOWNER
L
MS, 2200 Elmwood Ave., 269-7435
DT KIRBY'S BAR & GRILL
L
605 Main St., 429-6666
EGYPTIAN CAFÉ
& HOOKA BAR
EINSTEIN BROTHERS BAGELS
WL 201-203 Northwestern Ave., 743-8988
EL CHICANO
L
3112 Underwood St., 448-4206
EL MAGUEY
L
MS, 2090 Elmwood Ave., 449-0160
EL MESON
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COUNTRY CAFE
L
4254 South St., 448-1557
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EL RODEO
GARAM MASALA
L 140 Frontage Rd., 449-8036
L PC, 109 Beck Ln., 477-6029
WL 140 Howard Ave., 743-6662
L
EN LAI CHINESE KITCHEN
L
LP, 210 S. Creasy Ln., 449-8885
EN LAI CHINESE
RESTAURANT
L
LS, 2408 Teal Rd., 474-7916
END ZONE BAR & GRILL
L 2408 Veteran's Memorial Pkwy. S.,
471-9663
EXOTIC THAI II
L
3618 SR 38 E., 449-8898
EYE OPENER CAFE
BG 103 North St., 430-2495
FARINA BAKERY & CAFE
L
3107 Builder Dr., 447-2233
FAZOLI'S
L
3457 South St., 449-1725
THE GARDEN CAFÉ
WL 3001 Northwestern Ave., at Four Points
by Sheraton, 463-5511
GAZA II
L
3338 Main St., 447-6655
GAZA KOREAN GRILL
79 Shenandoah Dr., 447-6915
GREAT AMERICAN GRILL
WL WL, 356 E. State St., at Hilton Garden Inn,
743-2100
GREAT HARVEST
BREAD COMPANY
L
1500 Kossuth St., 742-7323
GREAT WALL
L
FIREHOUSE SUBS
GREEN SPROUT
FIVE GUYS BURGERS
AND FRIES
GREYHOUSE
COFFEE & SUPPLY
FLATBREADS
GRINDSTONE CHARLEY'S
WL Purdue Union, 101 N. Grant St., 494-8884
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LM, 3500 SR 38 E., 838-1975
FOX'S PIZZA DEN
L
4921 SR 26 E., 838-0564
FRESHEN'S
3443 South St., 449-8692
HAPPY CHINA
WL RM, 219 E. State St., 743-1666
HARRY'S
CHOCOLATE SHOP
WL 329 W. State St., 743-1467
HEISEI JAPANESE
RESTAURANT
WL 1048 C, Sagamore Pkwy. W., 463-1682
Healthy and great tasting yogurts and
smoothies. All natural ingredients, no
corn syrup or fructose, made with Truvia
sweetener.
HIDEAWAY LOUNGE
FROZEN CUSTARD (seasonal)
L
L
2319 Wallace Ave., 447-2492
FU LAM CHINESE
RESTAURANT
L
3269 Teal Rd., 838-3975
HONEY BAKED HAM
LM, 3540 SR 38 E., 449-1223
We sell cooked, handcrafted and
individually glazed ham and turkey
breast, side dishes and dessert. We cater
and deliver box lunches and platters.
HOOTERS
L
L
4343 South St., at Best Western, 448-4669
L
LP, 100 S. Creasy Ln., 447-8903
HU HOT MONGOLIAN GRILL
HUNGRY'S
HUNTER’S PUB
L
WL SST, 111 S. River Rd., 743-2288
FORTUNE HOUSE
HOUR TIME
RESTAURANT
GOLDEN CORRAL
A gourmet sandwich, salad and soup
concept featuring hot artisan breads
baked in a gas-fired, open-hearth oven.
WL PW, 1400 W. State St., 743-2006
GREEN LEAF
VIETNAMESE CUISINE
LP, 170 S. Creasy Ln., 449-3473
HOT BOX PIZZA
WL BRP, 3457 Bethel Dr., 497-2346
FIESTA MEXICAN GRILL
L
40
140 Frontage Rd., 448-6862
HUNTER’S PUB
DOWN UNDER
L
302 Ferry St., 429-8149
HUNTER’S PUB SOUTH
L
DP, 3230 Daugherty Ln., 474-8060
IGLOO FROZEN CUSTARD
L
L
4909 Tazer Dr., 449-0100
1817 Troxel Dr., 474-4566
IHOP
L
4215 South St., 446-0716
INSIDE SCOOP
L
J. GUMBO'S CAJUN &
CREOLE COOKING
L
LP, 210 S. Creasy Ln., 838-0026
JAKE’S ROADHOUSE
JANE’S GOURMET DELI
L
524 N. 4th St., 742-5000
JAROCHO'S
L
404 N. Earl Ave., 448-4000
JAVA JO'Z
L
1221 S. Creasy Ln., 269-7226
JAVA ROASTER
L
130 N. 3rd St., 742-2037
JERILEE’S PUB
L
MS, 2100 Elmwood Ave., 447-5773
JIMMY JOHN’S
L 103 Farabee Dr. N., 447-7080
WL 134 W. State St., 743-8200
JL HUFFORD COFFEE & TEA
L
JOHN PURDUE ROOM
WL 900 W. State St., 494-6845
765 AREA CODE
LA SALSA FRESH
MEXICAN GRILL
“South of the Border” Cuisine featuring
high-quality, fresh ingredients and
famous for its salsa bar.
LA SCALA
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
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312 Main St., 420-8171
Chef owned Italian dining. Downtown
Lafayette's longest running fine dining.
Farm fresh food from the chef's own farm
as well as other local farmers.
LAFAYETTE BREWING
COMPANY
L
BAKERIES
K DEES COFFEE
& ROASTING CO.
L
1016 Main St., 423-7400
KATHY’S HOMEMADE
KANDIES & CHOCOLATE
LOUNGE
L
611 Main St., 429-5176
KELLER'S COUNTRY CORNER
WP 7050 Main St., 572-2510
KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN
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WL
2711 Teal Rd., 474-0121
IS, 3809 South St., 447-1149
PP, 3561 Promenade Pkwy., 474-9794
KHANA KHAZANA
INDIAN GRILL
KIBU CAFÉ JAPANESE/
KOREAN RESTAURANT
WL SST, 111 S. River Rd., 743-3190
KLONDIKE PUB
WL 2801 Klondike Rd., 497-7777
KNICKERBOCKER
SALOON
L
113 N. 5th St., 423-2234
KNUCKLEHEAD'S SWEET BAR
BG 101 North St., 414-9792
KOKORO JAPANESE
SEAFOOD BAR
L
526 Main St., 742-8180
LA BAMBA
L
LA FIESTA EXPRESS BURRITO
474-4300
622 Main St., 742-2591
LEMONGRASS
Featuring wok-fired Asian entrees and
Pho soups prepared with high-quality,
fresh ingredients.
LIN'S WOK CHINESE
WL 1044D Sagamore Pkwy. W., 463-6401
LINDO MEXICO
L
LITTLE CAESARS
L
L
3109 S. 9th St., 477-1000
3211 Union St., 447-5151
LOGAN'S ROADHOUSE
L
3840 South St., 446-1551
LONG JOHN SILVER'S / A&W
L
2839 Teal Rd., 474-0304
LUCA PIZZA DI ROMA
L
MAD MUSHROOM
L 3014 Underwood St., 449-8081
WL 320 W. State St., 743-5555
MAGNIFICO'S
L
1201 S. 4th St., 471-7777
MAIN ST. CHEESE
& WINE CELLAR /
UNCORKED
L
1005 Main St., 742-4793
MAJE SUSHI
WL 204 South St., 743-7777
MAMA INES'
MEXICAN BAKERY
L
MAMMAW'S SWEET SHOP
L
MARCO'S PIZZA
L
RM, 227 E. State St., 746-1414
MARU JAPANESE SUSHI
WL 111 N. Chauncey Ave., 743-2646
MARY LOU DONUTS
L
1830 S. 4th St., 474-9131
MAZA MEDITERRANEAN
& ITALIAN RESTAURANT
MCALLISTER'S DELI
L
LP, 100 S. Creasy Ln., 449-2300
MCCORD CANDIES
& LUNCHES
L
536 Main St., 742-4441
MCDONALD’S
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WL
WL
WL
BG
4200 South St., 448-1222
PS, 2812 Old US 231 S., 474-6477
3606 Osborne Ln., 471-9365
605 W. Stadium Ave., 743-7518
124 E. State St., 743-6069
5918 SR 43 N., 567-4255
MCGRAW'S STEAK
CHOPS & FISH HOUSE
WL 2707 S. River Rd., 743-3932
MCL CAFÉTERIA
MI CABANITA
L
2601 Teal Rd., 477-7924
MOE’S SOUTHWEST GRILL
L LP, 170 S. Creasy Ln., 447-6637
WL WL, 332 E. State St., 743-5000
MONICAL'S PIZZA
L LM, 3500 SR 38 E., 448-6066
WL BRP, 3457 Bethel Dr., 464-2885
MOUNTAIN JACK’S
L
4211 South St., 448-1521
Voted best prime rib, steaks and wine list.
We feature excellent service and a
relaxing atmosphere complete with
three fireplaces. Can accommodate large
parties.
MT. FUJI JAPANESE
STEAKHOUSE
L
NAKAMA SUSHI HOUSE
L
648 Main St., 637-7171
3803 South St., 269-9591
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NEON CACTUS
WL LEP, 360 Brown St., 743-6081
NEW CHANG DU
L
WL RM, 213 E. State St., 743-3838
O’REARS PASTRY SHOP
6 N. Earl Ave., 447-9067
L
NIKO'S SPICY PICKLE
L
WL 308 W. State St., 269-7096
O-SIHI
3800 South St., 449-8728
NEW YORK CAFÉ
L
ORANGE LEAF FROZEN
YOGURT
914 Union St., 423-9999
OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE
L
NOODLES & COMPANY
3660 South St., 449-1790
OUTPOST BAR &
RESTAURANT
L
BREWERIES
321 N. 9th St., 742-2285
2511 US 231 S., 471-0200
PANADERIA EL SOL BAKERY
L
JS, 1400 Teal Rd., 838-2803
PANDA EXPRESS
L TM, 2415 Sagamore Pkwy. S., 448-6188
PANERA BREAD
WL WL, 328 E. State St., 746-2400
PANINI DELI
L
MJV, 11 N. Earl Ave., 446-0011
PAPA JOHN’S
NORI JAPAN
L
OASIS CAFÉ
Featuring made-to-order sandwiches and
wraps and soups made fresh daily.
O’BRYAN'S NINE
IRISH BROTHERS PUB
L LM, 3520 SR 38 E., 447-0999
WL 119 Howard Ave., 746-4782
Award-winning traditional Irish pub
voted "Best Pint in the USA" by Guinness.
Featuring great food, drinks, Irish music
and atmosphere. Families welcome.
Smoke-free.
O’CHARLEY’S
L
OLIVE GARDEN
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
L
4151 South St., 447-0074
OLIVE HOUSE
WL 105 N. Chauncey Ave., 743-5649
OLIVERIO’S SOUTHLAND
RESTAURANT
L
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2670 US 231 S., 474-0076
L 2404 Greenbush St., 447-7727
L 109 S. Beck Ln., 477-0044
WL PW, 1400 W. State St., 743-2800
PAPPY’S, THE ORIGINAL
SWEET SHOP
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WL
3161 Teal Rd., 477-6459
100 Farabee Dr. N., 449-1266
35 Beck Ln., 471-7700
PIZZA KING
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BG
CH
WP, 3613 S. 18th St., 471-8555
JS, 1400 Teal Rd., 474-3414
109 N. Creasy Ln., 447-6994
2134 Greenbush St., 447-5464
2520 Salisbury St., 463-0001
105 North St., 567-2790
9415 White St., 523-2610
POBLANO'S MEXICAN
RESTAURANT
WL LP, 360 Brown St., 250-3060
POLLO FELIZ
L
POTBELLY
SANDWICH WORKS
PUCCINI’S
WL 300 Brown St., 746-5000
California-style pizza, pastas, chicken,
calzones, sandwiches, salads and
Gluten-free options. Casual, yet stylish
dining and full bar. Dine in, carry out,
delivery, catering, private party room.
QDOBA MEXICAN GRILL
RED LOBSTER
L
LP, 120 S. Creasy Ln., 447-5056
A favorite on the Purdue campus since
1927. Reflects a retro diner theme. Enjoy
a burger or a shake made from Purdue’s
original creamery recipe ice cream.
RED MANGO
THE PARTHENON
L
WL MW, 2060 US 52 W., 743-6778
RED SEVEN BAR & GRILL
PEKING BUFFET
L
L
3613 S. 18th St., 474-7878
PENN STATION
EAST COAST SUBS
L LM, 3540 SR 38 E., 448-9957
PEPE’S MEXICAN
RESTAURANT
L
Enjoy our Claim to Fame Fajitas served
on a hot skillet. Our signature Chile
Con Queso topped off with our Famosos
Margaritas. Seasonal patio. Try some of
our new items.
THE PINK WALRUS
FROZEN YOGURT
L
PIZZA HUT
3537 Promenade Pkwy. S., 250-3272
RED POPPY TEA BAR
800 Main St., 420-0680
200 Main St., 742-7337
RICE CAFÉ
WL 128 Pierce St., 743-3503
RITAS PUPASAS MEXICAN &
SALVADORIAN RESTAURANT
L
IS, 3861 South St., 838-2217
ROUTE 66 DINER
SACRED GROUND
ESPRESSO COFFEE SHOP
L
724 Wabash Ave., 429-8452
SAGAMORE RESTAURANT
Sit–down restaurant located on the
second floor of the Union offering
breakfast and lunch seven days a week.
765 AREA CODE
Pizza | Pasta | Salads | Calzones | Sandwiches
Italian Chicken & Gluten-Free Dinners | Full Bar & HDTVs
It’s official: the Best Pizza in America
is right here in West Lafayette!
Celebrate with us!
Greg Spaulding represented us at the World Pizza
Championship in Salsomaggiore, Italy & won!
Dine In | Carryout | Delivery | Catering
On the Levee across from the theater at Wabash Landing
765-746-5000 | Puccinis-Laf.com
SGT. PRESTON’S
OF THE NORTH
L
6 N. 2nd St., 742-7378
Canadian themed local favorite
established in 1980, historic John Purdue
Block. Offers the largest seasonal outdoor
patio and entertainment. Home of
the famous Preston Burger &
Specialty Wings.
SCILLIANS GRILL
L
PC, 109 Beck Ln., 471-1133
SCOTTY'S BREWHOUSE
WL WL, 352 E. State St., 746-3131
SERENDIPITY
L
731 Main St., 423-1011
SHARMA'S KITCHEN
L
SHAUKIN INDIAN
FAST FOOD
WL RM, 138 S. River Rd., 743-2222
SHELLY’S CAFÉ
L
JS, 1400 Teal Rd., 471-2734
SILVER DIPPER ICE CREAM
WL RM, 201 E. State St., 743-7511
SOMETHING BLUE BAKERY
L
918 Main St., 588-6212
SONIC
L
LP, 150 S. Creasy Ln., 447-7700
SOUTH STREET SMOKEHOUSE
L
3305 South St., 446-0559
SOUTHSIDE DINER
838-0176
SPACIBO DELI
PUBS & CLUBS
SPAGEDDIES
ITALIAN KITCHEN
L
3990 South St., 449-0773
L
721 Main St., 420-8090
SPURLOCK'S
STAR CITY COFFEE
& ALE HOUSE
L
210 Main St., 420-7099
STARBUCKS
LP, 160 S. Creasy Ln., 446-7296
17 N. Frontage Rd., 449-1205
3630 South St., inside Target, 446-8551
TM, 2323 Sagamore Pkwy. S., inside
Barnes & Noble, 449-4330
WL WL, 342 E. State St., 746-1674
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STARBUCKS
Offering a full array of hot and cold
drinks and other Starbucks merchandise.
STEAK ‘N SHAKE
L
L
200 Meijer Ct., 447-3375
SUBWAY
L PC, 109 Beck Ln., 474-3787
L 220 Meijer Dr., 447-1900
L 291 Yost Rd., 296-5028
L MS, 2200 Elmwood Ave., 447-6373
inside Walmart, 474-1300
L LS, 2404 Teal Rd., 474-7827
L 3605 Osborne Ln., 474-6967
L 3990 SR 38 E., 423-4456
L 4205 Commerce Dr., inside Walmart,
807-0092
WL PW, 1400 W. State St., 743-7827
WL 2801 Northwestern Ave., inside Walmart,
463-4551
BG 5851 SR 43 N., 567-2800
SUNRISE DINER
L
501 Columbia St., 742-4204
SYLVIA’S BRICK OVEN
L
625 Columbia St., 250-5047
SZECHUAN GARDEN
TACO BELL
L
L
WL
WL
JS, 2190 S. 26th St., 474-0618
IS, 3805 South St., 449-4166
CHM, 135 S. Chauncey Ave., 743-4433
TACO RICO
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TAILGATE GRILLE & BAR
WL 1600 Cumberland Ave., at Four Points by
Sheraton, 463-5511
West Lafayette's family friendly sports
grille & bar, serving the best burgers,
great sandwiches, steaks and seafood for
lunch and dinner. Private Dining.
TEPPANYAKI GRILL
& SUPREME BUFFET
L
2641 Maple Point Dr., 446-0888
TC’S RESTAURANT
BG 109 N. Railroad St., 567-2838
TEXAS ROADHOUSE
L
TM, 3615 SR 38 E., 446-0404
TGI FRIDAY'S
L
LP, 110 S. Creasy Ln., 449-9051
THAI ESSENCE
Elegant Thai Dining Experience. Serving
variety of well prepared dishes. Great
wine and Thai beer. One block from
West Lafayette Walmart, near Purdue
Research Park. www.thaiessence.net
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TICK TOCK TAVERN
& EATERY
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1816 N. 9th St., 742-9425
TOM'S PARKSIDE DELI
L
1902 Scott St., 446-9393
TOSCANA ITALIAN
GRILL & BAR
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515 South St., at Holiday Inn Lafayette
City Centre, 742-5230
The best of Italian cuisine with a full
service bar, extensive wine list and
excellent service. We offer private
dining and catering services.
www.toscana-lafayette.com
THE TRAILS
BANQUET FACILITY
WL 325 Burnett Rd., 742-6478
TRIPLE XXX FAMILY
RESTAURANT
WL 2 N. Salisbury St., 743-5373
TSUNAMI JAPANESE FUSION
URBAN MARKET & LOOPS
Urban Market, an upscale convenience
store featuring organic, sustainable and
natural foods, with a new cereal bar
concept called Loops.
URBAN SWIRL
WL 2060 US 52 W., 588-6295
VARSITY CLUBHOUSE
L
827 N. 6th St., 742-4444
(THE) VAULT LOUNGE
BAR & BILLIARDS
L
205 N. 2nd St., 269-9329
VIENNA ESPRESSO
BAR & BAKERY
WL 208 South St., 743-4446
VILLA FRESH
ITALIAN KITCHEN
Extensive menu includes traditional
pizzas, pastas, salads, Italian specialties,
desserts, and more. Authentic Italian
recipes. Available lunch and dinner.
Casual dining atmosphere.
VON'S DOUGH SHACK
WL 311 State St., 743-3700
FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE
LISTINGS OF LOCAL
DINING OPTIONS,
CHECK OUT OUR
WEBSITE.
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WHERE ELSE? BAR
WL BRP, 3457 Bethel Dr., 463-2900
WALT'S OTHER PUB
WHITE CASTLE / BLAZE
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3001 S. 9th St., 474-9527
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4723 Meijer Ct., 446-0707
WENDY’S
WINGS ETC.
L JS, 1201 Teal Rd., 474-0903
L TM, 3621 SR 38 E., 449-2772
474-7935
WL 252 E. State St., 743-5885
BG 2029 Northgate Dr., 567-0114
WL MW, 2060 US 52 W., 588-6740
WEST POINT STEAKHOUSE
AND SPORTS BAR
WOLF’S CANDY
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MS, 2200 Elmwood Ave., 446-2211
XIN ASIAN BISTRO
WL BRP, 3457 Bethel Dr., 464-1065
XIN CAFE
201 Main St., inside Chase, 269-9653
WP 4941 Washington St., 572-2000
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WHEEL'S BAR & GRILL
ZIA JUICE
L
MS, 2200 Elmwood Ave., 269-7435
Nightlife
The right place to relax...
Whether your looking to dance
the night away or sit back and
enjoy a nice cocktail, you're
in the right place. Local bars,
nightclubs, lounges and karaoke
bars are available. All served with
college town charm.
INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS
LOOK FOR THIS MUSIC
NOTE THROUGHOUT THE
DINING GUIDE FOR LIVE
MUSIC VENUES.
OR VISIT OUR
WEBSITE FOR A MORE
DETAILED LISTING
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FAIR OAKS
WABASH & ERIE CANAL
Visit our neighbors!
ADAMS MILL
765-268-2530, Cutler, www.adams-mill.org
Built in 1845, this mill was powered by turbines and ran until the
1950s. Around the curve from the mill stands a covered bridge,
built in 1872, which was used as a thoroughfare for many travelers.
This museum of Americana offers special events, festivals and
activities on its peaceful and beautiful grounds.
ENERGY TOURS
ENERGY TOURS
Benton County Windfarms
Self Guided—www.earlparkindiana.com
Guided—www.bentoncounty.in.gov
White County
Guided Windfarm & Clean Energy Tours—
www.wiserindiana.org
FAIR OAKS
877-536-1194, Fair Oaks, www.fofarms.com
The center tells the story of modern dairy farming and dairy
processing, using more than 30 interactive displays and a
14-minute movie. An optional 45-minute bus tour of the dairy
operations is offered each hour. Combine a stop at Fair Oaks with
a stop at Historic Prophetstown to compare modern technology to
old-fashioned farming techniques. Admission charged.
INDIANA BEACH
574-583-4141, Monticello
www.indianabeach.com
Features 8 roller coasters including
the Steel Hawg plus a sand beach
waterpark, boardwalk with arcade,
water ski shows, the Shafer Queen
paddle wheel boat and more.
WABASH & ERIE CANAL INTERPRETIVE CENTER
765-564-6572, Delphi, www.wabashanderiecanal.org
Interactive museum that tells the story of the building of the
Wabash & Erie Canal and how it affected Indiana and the area
during its 30 years of local operation. The Wabash & Erie Canal
was the second-longest canal in the world; the Grand Canal of
China was the only one longer. Boat rides on mile-long stretch of
the canal are offered weather permitting. Over 10 miles of historic
trails have been developed for walking and biking. Museum is free;
fee for canal boat ride. (see advertisement)
Just Down the Road
Religious Services
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EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
2501 Elmwood Avenue
Lafayette, IN 47904
In Lafayette
Sunday Worship: 8:00 AM & 10:45 AM
Sunday Classes for all ages at 9:30 AM
• Campus Ministry
• Youth Ministry • Life Groups
• Community Service Ministries
ST. JOHN’S
CHURCH
600 Ferry Street
765-447-2874
(Corner of 6th & Ferry St.)
765-742-4079
www.elmwood-church.org
St. James
Lutheran Church
(LCMS)
800 Cincinnati Street
Lafayette, IN 47901
SERVICES: Saturday—6:00 p.m.
Sunday—8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School for all ages—9:15 a.m.
Call for information about our
school and daycare.
(765) 423-1616
www.stjameslaf.org
www.stjohns-laf.org
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THE CHAPEL OF
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610 Meridian Street (Near Mackey Arena)
765-743-1347 ~ www.goodshep.org
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www.daytonumc.org
www.daytonumc.org
SERVICE TIMES
SERVICE
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Sunday
SUNDAY
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a.m.(Traditional)
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9:30am
9:30
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UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH
Preschool and Daycare
PRESCHOOL & DAYCARE
Dayton United Methodist Church
DAYTON
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7201 Wesleyan
Drive
METHODIST
CHURCH
Dayton, IN 47941
7201 Wesleyan Drive
765-296-3155
Dayton, Indiana 47941
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• Where people with different beliefs
gather as one faith
• Where people explore deep questions
that might have more than one answer
• Join us in our commitment to respect,
freedom, and justice for all persons
Sunday Service: 10:30 a.m.
Religious Education for
Children & Youth: 10:30 a.m.
Contemporary Issues
Forum: 9:00 a.m.
Childcare Provided
333 Meridian Street, West Lafayette (located one block east of Grant St., near Purdue campus)
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