goshen tourism brochure 2015

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Common Good. Uncommonly Great.

2015www.goshen.org

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ContentsGoshen, Indiana . . . . . . . . . 3,5,7,9Area Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11City Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13Area Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15Member Restaurants . . . . . . 16-17Supporting Businesses. . . . . 18-22

The Old Bag Factory is a one-of-a-kind destina-tion. Once a hub of manufacturing, the OldBag Factory now featuresartists who send visitorshome with unique hand-made creations.

Mark Goertzen Pottery574-534-1162

www.goertzenpottery.com

Quilt Designs 574-534-5111Quilt & Wall Hanging Gallerywww.quiltdesigns.com

Goshen, Indiana1100 N. Chicago Ave.

Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm (closed Sundays & Holidays)574-534-2502 • www.oldbagfactory.com

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Goshen, Indiana,located in the heartof Amish country, isthe perfect locationto serve as your cen-tral hub while tour-ing north centralIndiana. Several areadestinations are lessthan 30 minutes from Goshen, including Middlebury,Shipshewana, Nappanee, Warsaw, Winona Lake, SouthBend, Notre Dame and several others.

While touring the area, take a moment to admire our clas-sic courthouse in the heart of town. Walk past the unique

“police booth” onthe corner, used toprotect the townfrom bank robbersin the late 1930s.Our CarnegieLibrary was the first

of its kind in Indiana and now houses the City Offices.Feel free to enter and explore this historic building.

In 1983, the downtown Historic District was placed onthe National Register of Historic Places. Many residentialstreets are lined with stately maple trees, giving Goshenthe nickname The Maple City. These great maples givelush shade in summer and create a spectacular show ofcolor in autumn.

Stop by our HistoricDowntown for agreat mix of shop-ping and diningoptions — Mattern’sButcher Shop &Corner Deli to theNut Shoppe to Found and so much more!

home to many,destination point for many others!

Goshen, Indiana

Photo courtesy of Downtown Goshen/Lynne Zehr, photographer


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240 US 20 Middlebury, IN

Discover Heritage Hall

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• Deed Preparation • Lien Searches• Experienced Team of Licensed Professionals

ELKO TITLE CORP.Escrow Services • Title Insurance • Closings

Title insurance and insured closing for residential, commercial, and industrial real estate.

Since 1957, the Goshen law firm of Yoder Ainlay Ulmer & Buckingham, LLPhas provided Elkhart, LaGrange and Kosciusko counties and the Michiana area

with sophisticated legal expertise and Midwestern pragmatism.The firm’s 17 attorneys provide services in various areas of the law, including:

• Business law• Commercial law• Employment law• Environmental law

• Estate planning &administration

• Governmental law• Litigation (General)

• Nonprofitorganizations

• Personal injury• Real estate

(574) 533-3530 [email protected]

574.533.1171 www.yaub.com130 N. Main Street, Goshen, IN

(Across from the Elkhart County Circuit Courthouse)

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Visitors can enjoy the work of local artisans at the OldBag Factory, a restored manufacturing facility that featuresquality handmade items. The historic character of thiscomplex provides a unique and charming setting for thespecialty shops it houses. The Old Bag Factory has arti-sans creating wooden masterpieces at Legacy HomeFurniture, or view the exquisite selection of hand-madequilts at Quilt Designs. Like antiques? Visit DowntownGoshen or browse while visiting the Old Bag Factory.

Goshen has a wide variety of eateries, from quaint cafésand restaurants, to Amish cooking and fine dining. InGoshen, you’ll find Applebee’s and most of the nationalchains along US 33.

Approaching Goshen from the northwest on the OldLincoln Highway (US 33), dining options range fromDairy Queen, to Hoppers Pike Street Grill to Ben’s SoftPretzels. In town, Goshen is home to two nationallyacclaimed diners, The Olympia Candy Kitchen and theSouth Side Soda Shop. If you are headed into town fromthe south, there are several additional establishments,including Ponderosa, and many more.

Linway Plaza islocated just afew blocks offMain Street(US 33) onLincoln Avenue.Here you willfind the local

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TAKE YOUR PICK AT

U-pick apples & pumpkinsFree hayridesIndiana home grown andlocally made products

Hours vary

GOSHEN, IN • 574-533-63111/2 mile West of SR 15 on CR 38

at the Orchardwww.kerchersorchard.com

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FREE ESTIMATESFREE LOANER AVAILABLE

Mon.-Fri. 8 AM-4 PMAfter Hour Appointments

1227 E. Lincoln Ave.Goshen

574-534-8812www.goshencollisioncenter.com

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Elkhart County’sPremier Hotel

On US 33just S.E. ofdowntownGoshen

• Full hot breakfast buffet daily at the Corner Café• Complementary wifi• Indoor/outdoor pool and poolside jacuzzi• Spa suites with hot tubs• Meeting room space available

574.534.3133Check availability and book on-line

at www.choicehotels.com/hotels/in392

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“WHERE CREATIVITY MEETS INSPIRATION”

YARN, DECOR & GIFTS

WWW.REVERIEYARN.COM

111 E. Washington

Goshen

Phone574-971-

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Worship at St. John theEvangelist Catholic Church

417 S. Main St., Goshen, IN 46526574.533.3385

www.stjohncatholic.com

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Locations or to make appointment: www.questdiagnostics.comSchedule appointment: 888-277-8772Other locations: 800-377-8448

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Let the Heritage Trail

be your voyage of

discovery to popular

attractions, unique

shops, historic stops,

tasty treats & friendly

faces at every turn.

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Cineplex and a selection of additional stores and restau-rants like Honey’s and Dutch Maid Bakery. Just east onLincoln from Linway Plaza is The Chief, voted #1 inIndiana for Ice Cream. Just a short drive and you canexperience the time-honored tradition a sharing a mealtogether at Das Dutchman Essenhaus in Middlebury,Indiana in Northern Indiana Amish Country.

The Maple City Greenway, a network of bicycle/pedestri-an paths and hiking trails, is one of the most comprehen-sive systems of its types in the Midwest. ThePumpkinvine Nature Trail, a multi-purpose linear parkrunning from Goshen to Shipshewana for approximately17 miles, is still nearly complete, with two sections thatare open to the public. Add to this, miles of scenic natureand cross-country skiing trails, parks, great fishing, golfand canoeing, and you begin to appreciate the diversity ofthis wonderful town. Check out all the great parks inGoshen and in the County, or for more information goto: www1.goshenindiana.org/content/park-recreation andwww.elkhartcountyparks.org.

Welcome to the RV Capital of the World! For every 10RV’s you see, six of them are built right here in ElkhartCounty. In fact, the county produces 75% of the nation’srecreational vehicles and many manufacturers offer factorytours.

Each July, around300,000 visitors flockto the Elkhart County4-H Fair, one of thelargest county fairs inthe nation. At theMichiana Mennonite

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Relief Sale, held the 4th Saturday in September, beautifulquilts, a variety of items, and even a house are auctionedoff. Great food and crafts can also be purchased.

Enjoy the Quilt Gardens. . . . along the HeritageTrail! This FREE tourthrough Elkhart Countyruns from MemorialDay thru October 1.The Quilt GardensTour is full of super-sized gardens & murals,each in a unique quilt pattern, placed throughout sevenwelcoming communities along the Heritage Trail. It’s theonly one of its kind in the country! Visit www.quiltgar-denstour.com for more information.

There’s a lot to see and do in northern Indiana, andGoshen is in the center of it all . . . “In the Heart ofIndiana Amish Country.”

My Chamber App is anationwide app designedfor Chambers across thecountry. The entire mem-bership of the Goshen Chamber of Commerce is listed onthis smartphone app. My Chamber App is a FREE appfor you to download on your smartphones. Search your“App Store” for My Chamber App and download it forfree today!

My Chamber App lists all Chamber Members in 15 cat-egories. There are several functions on the app. First is themembership listing in categories, calendar of events for theweek, and a function that allows you to search for a busi-ness several different ways. There is also a “favorites” areawhere you can save your favorite businesses for a quickcontact. In addition, there is a GPS locator function thatgives you directions to the business you are searching.

Again, download My ChamberApp for a Goshen business direc-tory today! The Goshen Chamber’smission is to champion our com-munity’s business future! MyChamber App is one of the waysthat the Goshen Chamber is lead-ing the business community intothe future!


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Goshen’s First FridaysJan.-Dec. 1st Friday of the month in Downtown

January 2

Fire and Ice FestivalOutside StoresThe festival offers a full sched-ule of events including ice carv-ing, marshmallow roasting andmerchant specials.

February 6

Sweet IndulgenceIn StoreLove abounds. Enjoy an eveningon the town with dinner, shop-ping, wine and chocolate.Indulge.

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Live and LocalIn StoreLocal singers, songwriters andpoets entertain guests with per-formances at downtown stores.

April 3

Green Day FrolicIn Store + Mill Race PathThe 5k Run and 2k Fun Walkstarts at the Mill Race Power-house, follows the popular MillRace Canal and concludes backat the Powerhouse. Downtownmerchants offer “Green” specialsto commemorate the event.

First Fridays 2015

Calendar of Events 2015Mill Race Center Farmer’s Market

Open Tuesday Afternoons May-OctoberOpen all year long on Saturday Mornings

Celebrate AmericaBlack Squirrel Golf Course – Saturday, July 4th

Elkhart County 4-H FairJuly 24th – August 1st

Michiana Mennonite Relief SaleSeptember 25th – 26th

Kercher’s Sunrise Orchards Harvest FestOctober 3rd – 4th

Downtown Holiday Open HouseNovember 15th


First Fridays 2015

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May 1

Taste of GoshenGoshen TheaterVisit one of our fifteen local,independently-owned restau-rants, a worldwide sampling.Also visit the Goshen Theaterfor additional international foodvendors, world music and danceperformances.

June 5

Sweet Summer Kick-offCourthouse LawnTo celebrate First Fridays’ 8thbirthday, we blast into summerwith free concerts on theCourthouse lawn and Chalk theWalk.

July 3

Goshen Cruisin’ReunionCourthouse LawnFun for the whole family! Music,food and hundreds of classic carscruising Main Street.

August 7 & 8

Sand BlastCourthouse LawnA professional and amateur sandvolleyball tournament, basketballtournament as well as kids activ-ities await you.

September 4

High FashionIn StoresSee live mannequins in storewindows — great discounts onclothing and accessories for menand women. Don’t miss theannual Porsches to Goshen carshow.

October 2

HomecomingGoshen TheaterThe annual OctoberHomecoming event offersbratwurst, pumpkins, live music,dancing, hay rides, harvest eats,and FREE kids activities.

November 6

Goshen Arts TourIn StoresTour features exhibits and per-formances by artists in down-town stores. Purchase art fromskilled professionals.

December 4

Hometown HolidayIn Stores + Goshen TheaterShop at locally owned storesduring the holiday season.Downtown Goshen merchantsoffer unique holiday gifts foryour business, friends andfamily!

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Member RestaurantsGoshen Chamber

Amish Acres 574-773-41881600 W. Market St., Nappanee

Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar 574-875-49291807 Rieth Blvd., Goshen

Ben's Soft Pretzels LLC 574-970-21881202 W. Pike St., Goshen

The Chief 574-533-64481131 Abby Ct., Goshen

Constant Spring 574-533-3302219 S. Main St., Goshen

County Seat Café 574-534-1348124 W. Jefferson St., Goshen

Culver's Frozen Custard and Butter Burgers 574-534-44552019 Lincolnway E., Goshen

Dairy Queen 574-533-5114723 W. Pike St., Goshen

Dana J’s Deli & Fine Meats 574-533-3354231 Chicago Ave., Goshen

Dandino's Supper Club 574-534-12391407 Elkhart Rd.,Goshen

Dunkin Donuts 574-533-4314906 W. Pike St., Goshen

Dutch Maid Bakery 574-533-1940508 W. Lincoln Ave., Ste. B, Goshen

El Camino Real #4 574-537-8825427 W. Pike St., Goshen

*Essenhaus, Inc. 574-825-9471240 US Hwy. 20, Middlebury

*Hoppers Pike Street Grille 574-533-98001208 W. Pike St., Goshen

*Jo Jo's Pretzels 574-534-5656136 S. Main St.,Goshen

*Maple City Market Natural Foods Co-op 574-534-2355314 S. Main St., Goshen

Martin’s Super Markets 574-537-07191527 Bashor Rd., Goshen

Mattern’s Butcher Shop & Corner Deli 574-971-8906201 S. Main St., Goshen

*Oakwood Resort LLC 574-457-7100702 E. Lake View Rd.,Syracuse

*Olympia Candy Kitchen 574-533-5040136 N. Main St., Goshen

Penguin Point 574-533-6222601 E. Madison St., Goshen

*Ponderosa 574-533-30551919 Lincolnway E., Goshen

Subway Sandwiches & Salads 574-533-8797909 E. Kercher Rd., Goshen

Subway Sandwiches & Salads 574-535-00172304 Lincolnway E., Goshen

Subway Sandwiches & Salads 574-534-3016301 W. Pike St., Goshen

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Subway Sandwiches & Salads 574-533-78272003 Lincolnway E., Goshen

*Tony’s Famous Grill 574-534-2777103 N. 5th St., Goshen

Trolley Cafe 574-534-38811100 Chicago Ave., Goshen

DOWNTOWN GOSHEN

574.533.5040www.olympiacandykitchen.com

“THE SWEETESTPLACE IN TOWN”Since 1912 . . .

Breakfast Served All Day • Lunch DailyHand Dipped Candies All Made From Scratch

Shakes & Malts Too!M, T, Th, F 7-5; Sat. 7-3; Sun 9-1

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Celebrating over 100 years in Business!

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206 South Main StreetGoshen, IN 46526574-533-8491

Mon-Wed 10-6, Thurs-Fri 10-7Sat 10-6, First Fridays 10-9

goshen.tenthousandvillages.com

Goshen Office320 N. Chicago Ave., Suite 5 • Goshen, IN 46528Office Hours: 6am-6pm

p. 574-971-8637 f. 574-971-8530

Customer Support 24/7 574-322-0810Job Hot Line: 1-855-85-2WORK (9675)[email protected] (Goshen Staff)www.specializedstaffing.com

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www.ShipshewanaShops.com

136 S. Main Street, GoshenOpen M-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat. 10am-4pm

Homemade softpretzels likenever before from ourown Amishrecipe: original,whole wheat,

garlic, cinnamon, and more.Sodas, ice cream, sandwiches, soups

DELICIO U S LU NCH!

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Black Squirrel Golf ClubH1017 Larimer Dr., SR 119 S. 574-533-1828

www.blacksquirrelgc.comBest prices on equipment; best with company outing; manicured to a tee.

Das Dutchman EssenhausH240 US 20, Middlebury 574-825-9471

800-455-9471www.essenhaus.com

Enjoy Indiana’s largest Amish-style restaurant, home-style bakery, unique shops, upscale inn, family-friendly recreation and local entertainment theatre on spectacular grounds.

Elkhart County 4-H FairgroundsH17746-D CR 34 574-533-FAIR (3247)

www.4hfair.orgAt the Fair see 4-H, concerts, demolition derby, rodeo and tractor pulls. Enjoy year-round camping,RV rallies, trade shows, company picnics and rental halls.

Elkhart County Convention & Visitors BureauH219 Caravan Dr., (I-80/Elkhart Exit 92) Elkhart 800-262-8161

AmishCountry.orgFree Travel Guides, Heritage Trail Audio Tour CDs, Quilt Gardens maps plus lodging & attrac-tion information.

Kercher’s Sunrise Orchards, Inc.H19498 CR 38 574-533-6311

www.kerchersorchard.comOver 93 years specializing in Northern Indiana homegrown and locally produced products, u-pickand fall hayrides. Seasonal hours vary.

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Dutch Village Market700 N. Tomahawk Dr. (CR 101), Nappanee 574-773-2828

www.dvillagemarket.comSomething for everyone in your family! Choose off the menu or indulge in one of our all-you-can-eatbuffets. Call for evening hours. M-Th 6am-2pm, Fri 5am-8pm & Sat 6am-8pm.

Honey’sH620 W. Lincoln Ave. 574-971-8833

www.honeysfrozendesserts.comFrozen desserts, espresso bar, gelato, frozen yogurt, custard, Italian ice, bubble teas, smoothies, specialtycoffee and fine teas. Open 7am-12 midnight.

Hoppers Pike Street GrilleH1208 W. Pike St. 574-533-9800Lunch Specials from 11am-4pm — pulled BBQ chicken, pork chop & baked potato, 2-pc. fish &fries, Angus burger & fries. Full menu M-F 11am-9pm, Sat 4:30-9pm.

JoJo’s PretzelsH136 S. Main St. 574-534-5656Homemade soft pretzels like never before from our own Amish recipe: original, whole wheat, garlic,cinnamon, and more. Sodas, ice cream, sandwiches, soups. Delicious lunch. M-F 10am-8pm, Sat 10am-4pm.

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Olympia Candy KitchenH136 N. Main St. 574-533-5040

www.olympiacandykitchen.comLocal family owned since 1912 original soda fountain; breakfast and lunch served. Holiday &hand-dipped candies made from scratch. Mugs, gift certificates & more.

Ponderosa SteakhouseH1919 Lincolnway East 574-533-3055Great steaks, baby back ribs, chicken and seafood entrees. All-You-Care-To-Eat Buffet and DessertBar. Carryout available. Senior Discounts. Major credit cards accepted.

South Side Soda Shop-Diner1122 S. Main St. 574-534-3790

www.southsidesodashopdiner.com Featured on the Food Network and in Gourmet Magazine. Voted best chili and pie. Fresh seafood,home-made soups and sandwiches. In house bakery. Tues-Sat 11am-8 pm.

Tony’s Famous GrillH103 N. 5th St. 574-534-2777

www.tonysfamousgrill.com Italian American cuisine. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Breakfast all day! Carryout. Wireless internetM-F 5am-9pm; Sat 6am-9pm; Sunday 6am-2pm. Pizza, pasta, steaks, seafood!

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Eby’s Pines RV Park & CampgroundH14583 SR 120, Bristol 574-848-4583

www.ebyspines.com300 sites, e/w, full, pull thru 50 amp hookups, cottage and cabin rentals, two heated pools, cleanrestrooms, fishing, playground, roller skating, laser tag and hiking trails.

Oakwood ResortH702 E. Lake View Rd., Syracuse 574-457-7100

855-929-2733www.oakwoodresort.com

A luxurious resort located on the shores of Lake Wawasee. Experience the finest amenities includingspa/salon, restaurant/bar plus banquet space.

Quality Inn & SuitesH1930 Lincolnway East 574-534-3133

www.choicehotels.com/hotels/in392Charming lodge-like hotel, newly renovated, with indoor/outdoor pool, exercise room. Meeting roomspace available. Café featuring daily hot breakfast buffet.

Super 8 Motel - Goshen2628 Lincolnway East 574-642-9944New facility. SuperStart Continental breakfast, quiet area close to Shipshewana, Notre Dame, AmishAcres.

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1st Quality Cleaners & LaundryH118 E. Clinton St. 574-533-9415Self service laundry or drop off laundry & dry cleaning service. Enjoy our clean store with energyefficient equipment & friendly attendants. 7am-9pm 7 days a week.

The Award FactoryH1703 E. Monroe 574-534-9850

www.theawardfactory.comCustom iPhone covers, plaques, trophies, medals, ribbons, engraving, name badges, signs, ad specialties,name plates, decals, stickers. Open M-F 8am-5pm, VIN plates.

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Economy Offset Print and Digital Services2516-A Industrial Park Dr. 574-535-6270

www.economyoffset.com Serving the area since 1994, we are a full service offset and digital print shop. See us for yournewsletters, brochures, flyers, catalogs, business forms and stationery.

GT Properties, LLCH2414-1 W. Clinton St. 574-533-1481

www.rent-gtproperties.comProviding housing in Goshen for over 40 years. Four locations. Corporate housing available. Hours:Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 9am-12noon.

Goshen College H1700 S. Main St. 574-535-7000

800-348-7422 www.goshen.edu

Known for leadership in intercultural and international education, sustainability and social justice.Offering bachelor’s degrees in 65+ areas of study, as well as select master’s degrees.

Goshen Collision Center 1227 E. Lincoln Ave. 574-534-8812

www.goshencollisioncenter.comFree estimates. Free loaner available. After hour appointments. Mon.-Fri. 8am-4pm.

Imagination Pro Media, Inc.H2134 W. Wilden Ave. 574-875-0200

866-875-0288 www.imaginationpromedia.com

We design and install commercial sound and video systems for churches and businesses. Call us at(574) 875-0200.

IU Health Goshen HospitalH200 High Park Ave. 574-364-1000

www.goshenhealth.orgExpert care for all your family’s needs.

Jenkins Automotive/NAPAH1028 Lincolnway East 574-533-0355

www.jenkinsnapa.comFeaturing quality auto parts and service since 1972. Need help? Give us a call! Also in Middlebury,Wakarusa, Bremen, Nappanee, Dunlap and Milford.

New Vistas LandscapingH2126 W. Wilden Ave. 574-534-3298

www.newvistas.netCreative, custom landscaping design by certified designer, Judy DePue FAPLD, for over 32 yearswith careful installation by experienced crew.

Quest Diagnostics H2240 Karisa Dr., Suite 3 574-534-4172In Dierdorf Square 866-MY-QUEST

www.questdiagnostics.comWe collect lab tests for physicians and employer drug testing for contracted Quest clients. M-Tu-Th8am-4pm, Wed 7am-3pm, closed for lunch 12:30-1pm, Fri. 7am-1pm.

St. John the Evangelist Catholic ChurchH417 S. Main St. 574-533-3385

www.stjohncatholic.comEnglish masses Saturday 4:30pm, Sunday 8:00 am and 10:30am, Spanish masses Saturday6:00pm, Sunday 12:30pm and 2:00pm.

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Brandenberry Furniture1045 N. S.R. 5, Shipshewana 260-768-3270

www.brandenberryfurniture.comExclusive handcrafted Amish furniture built to specifications. Come visit our showroom and see latestfurniture lines for your entire home.

Concord MallH3701 S. Main St., Elkhart 574-875-6502

www.ShopConcordMall.comProudly hosting many of America’s greatest re tail brands! Excellent retail and advertising opportuni-ties available! Upscale food court, weekly events and much more.

Dutch Village Market700 N. Tomahawk Dr. (CR 101), Nappanee 574-773-2828

www.dvillagemarket.comArea’s largest arts, crafts, antiques and gift mall. Tuesday auction and flea market, restaurant andspecial events. Open Mon-Sat 9am-5pm.

Elite Kitchens 13754 SR 4 574-825-9724Fine custom cabinetry and woodworking. Showroom located within Legacy Home Furniture Store.Owner Timothy Schlabach.

Goertzen Pottery1100 N. Chicago Ave., at the Old Bag Factory 574-534-1162

www.goertzenpottery.comPOTTERS PRODUCING ON-SITE. Huge showroom and gallery, production pottery andmuseum-quality works. [email protected]

Goshen Floral & Gift Shop, Inc. 1918 1/2 Elkhart Rd., Ste. 5A 574-533-0531

800-801-7671www.goshenfloralinc.com

“Our family serving yours since 1945.” Fresh arrangements and more. Weddings, proms, gradua-tion, anniversaries, birthdays, holidays or just because!

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Specialized Staffing SolutionsH320 N. Chicago Ave., Suite 5 574-971-8637

[email protected]

Locally owned and operated business, on-demand staffing total outsourcing solutions. Want, need ajob? 3 locations — Goshen 574-971-8637, Elkhart 574-206-9922 and South Bend 574-234-9922.

Spohn BallroomH109 E. Clinton St. 574-849-5180

[email protected] beautiful historic building with a large ballroom on the third floor for receptions, parties, etc. Officeson the first and second floors.

Welch Foto, LLC H2211 Berkey Ave. 260-267-8914

www.WelchFoto.comAward winning portrait studio specializing in custom, fine art, newborn and wedding photography.Serving Goshen, Elkhart, Mishawaka and beyond.

Yoder, Ainlay, Ulmer &Buckingham LLPH130 N. Main St. 574-533-1171

www.yaub.com17 lawyers practicing in corporations, litigation, trusts, estate planning, probate, non-profit corpora-tions, real estate. Serving the community for over 50 years.

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BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNERBreakfast All DayCarryout Available –

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5th & Lin coln Ave., Goshenwww.Tonysfamousgrill.com

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Legacy Home FurnitureH1100 N. Chicago Ave. 574-534-9663Handcrafted solid oak, cherry, maple furniture built by local craftsmen. Come shop and discover thequality and value. Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm.

Maple City Market Natural Foods Co-opH314 S. Main St. 574-534-2355

www.maplecitymarket.comOrganized as a cooperative to provide high quality, healthy food and products with a focus on economicand environmental sustainability.

The Old Bag FactoryH1100 N. Chicago Ave. 574-534-2502

www.oldbagfactory.comProducing artisans, antiques, shopping & dining in a historic 1896 building. Mon-Sat, 9am-5pm.Closed Sundays and holidays.

Quilt DesignsH1100 N. Chicago Ave., at the Old Bag Factory 574-534-5111

www.quiltdesigns.comOriginal-design quilts and wall hangings by fiber-artists Shirley A. Shenk and Kris A. Shenk… allin the setting of an 1837 two-story log cabin.

Reverie Yarn, Decor & GiftsH111 E. Washington St. 574-971-5129

www.reverieyarn.comQuaint shoppe featuring quality yarns and accessories. Refined and tasteful gifts, antique quilts andtextiles. Check website for hours.

Snider’s Leading Jewelers, Inc.H128 S. Main St. 574-533-1574Come see our exquisite selection of diamonds, jewelry, watches and gifts. Experienced repair depart-ment. Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 9am-5:30pm, Wed 9am-12 noon, Sat 9am-1pm. Since 1861.

Ten Thousand VillagesH206 S. Main St. 574-533-8491

goshen.tenthousandvillages.comNonprofit, fair trade retailer working with 130+ artisan groups in 35+ countries. Gifts, homedécor, personal accessories, musical instruments, coffee. Mon-Wed 10am-6pm, Thurs-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 10am-6pm, First Fridays 10am-9pm.

Weaver Furniture SalesH7870W 075N, Shipshewana 260-768-7730

WeaverFurnitureSales.comShipshewana’s destination furniture store. Full line of furniture and home accessories! 1/4 mile south& 1/4 mile east of Junction 5 & 20.

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SpectraPrintA Division Of The Papers Incorporated

574.658.4111 or 866.580.1138VICKY HOWELL, EXT. 2362

www.the-papers.com

It is a privilege to have been chosen to produce theannual Goshen Chamberof Commerce Retail/Tourism Brochure.

• AD SALES • AD COMPOSITION

• MEMBERSHIP DATACOMPOSITION

• PRINTING • GRAPHIC DESIGN

Proud to serve Goshen & the surrounding area.

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Event Center

Craft &

Gift Mall

Antiques

Restaurant

Discover Unique Gifts,

Crafts,Antiques andHome Decor

Event Center

Discover Specialty Gift Shoppesbrimming with wonderful treasures such as scrapbookingsupplies, floral arrangements,umbrellas, hammocks and furniture.

Craft &

Gift Mall

We now offer a newly remodeled15,000 sq. ft. Event Center thatcan seat up to 800 people. Availablefor Weddings, corporate dinners,company summer picnics, etc. ...

AntiquesWhen you stroll down MemoryLane Antiques located in themall, you are sure to findbargains and treasures!

Restaurant

700 N. Tomahawk Dr., Nappanee574-773-2828

Open Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm All Year

Check out our special events atwww.dvillagemarket.com

Hungry shoppers can fill up with our scrumptious sandwiches, soups,salads and more! Daily specials andlunch buffet. Call for evening hours.

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We’re your friends and neighbors, a part of this

community providing quality healthcare that

fits your lifestyle. From wellness programs and

woman’s health, to heart & vascular and cancer

care, you’ll find peace of mind knowing that your

community has the resources to help you better

manage your health. Welcome to the place we

call home.

574.533.2141 www.iuhealth.org/goshen

Expert care for all your family’s needs.

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