Sherman visited A Yarn Market in Carmel on Wednesday. He was able to practice how to crochet, macrame, and knit. The best part is: you can too! The organization hosts a myriad of classes and opportunities for private parties.

A Yarn Market is thrilled to announce a special event featuring a collaboration between Ali Dillingham, owner of A Yarn Market, and Candice Oman, owner of The Bunny Burrow Carmel. Together, they are hosting the Bunny Bash at the Annual Fall Festival on Sunday, September 29th, from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Village of West Clay. …

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Safety, affordable housing, and excellent schools make this mid-sized city the best in the nation. Story originally appeared on Travel & Leisure If you’re contemplating moving to another city in search of affordable housing and great schools — two usually mutually exclusive categories — consider the Midwest. According to Livability.com’s newest list of the best small …

Story originally appeared on Fox 59 One of Carmel’s picturesque roundabouts has been honored as the world’s most beautiful, earning the title “International Roundabout of the Year” by the UK Roundabout Appreciation Society. The announcement was made today in London. The roundabout is located on Horseferry Road, just south of Main Street, within the Village …

At a glance, Roben Bellomo’s recent partnership with iconic Russian painter Valery Kosorukov might seem unlikely, but the two have a lot in common.

Carmel, Indiana is home to one of the most qualified plastic surgeons in the world. And she’s right here in the Village.

Thank you to our community for spreading joy and lighting up your homes. This year’s contest proved to be difficult to judge, as many homes, businesses and organizations in the Village did a fantastic job showcasing their holiday spirit.

Upon the announcement of his stepping down from his leadership role at West Clay Realty and into retirement, we thought it prudent to acknowledge Kempler’s contributions to the city and community.

When Michelle Drew and her family moved to the Village of WestClay in Carmel, they enjoyed having a neighborhood coffee shop.